Ryan are you meaning 2.5 mm diameter cable this is 10 gauge. 2.5 sq (cross section ) is something like 13 USA gauge. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

Try this for the Amel sourced 24VDC plugs and receptacles: Male Plug: http://www.interpower.com/cgi-bin/ic.cgi/p80form.p?w_part=88010772 Receptacle:

Mark, thank you for offering to sell an outlet, but since Bill K provided the Amazon link I just bought it from there. Easier for both of us. Bill K - You must have some wicked good search skills!

Mark, since Bill K. had the link to the outlet on Amazon I ordered it from there, but thank you for offering to sell one to me. Bill K.

Thanks Pat. I'm still in Ft Lauderdale and can get them shipped to me here. Was the original gasket hollow in cross section? I read somewhere here that it was a trapezoidal shaped gasket. Hi to

We added one 24v Italian outlet (brown) below the 230v outlet above the desk in the aft cabin. That's where the Lind/Mikegyver 24v to Apple Smart Connector for laptop converter plugs in, so we can use

Ryan, Wiring in a building here in the USA when 12 gauge wire is used is a 20 amp circuit with a breaker. 10 gauge is 30 amps. I believe your boat was rewired with 10 gauge. What is the writing

My shore power cable has 2.5 sq mm conductors, according to the printing on the jacket. This ABYC wire sizing chart suggests the maximum current for a cable of 3 conductors of that size is 26A. I

Arrrgg. I just paid $10 per on ebay.

Or you can but the same plugs that Amel uses and sells but get them way cheaper from amazon.it (Italy). They are:

Thank Bill, I searched far and wide for the plugs. I thought I found them and purchased the 16 amp ones (bust). 1mm difference does not show well on the computer. I have now ordered 5 of these (10

The outlets that Amel used for 24 volt power are standard mains outlets--in Italy. They are officially referred to as "Type L" outlets. They are hard to source in the US, but are available

Kent, I only did one , that's why I had some left over , I intend to do the rest. I am guessing 6ft. would do one hatch , so 25' would do 4 , better measure to be sure. If I can help by buying it and

Localized galvanic corrosion is the culprit here on a jib furler gearbox. Stray current corrosion (of the sort you get from bad marina wiring or from your neighbor's poorly wired boat) really only

Duane, I can certainly spare one. Contact me offline at mfmcgovern at gmail dot com. Mark McGovern SM #440 Cara Deale, MD USA

Hi Eric, thanks for the contact. I'll send the picture in an e-mail as suggested and after that we'll see. Best regards Alex

The variable start timer is a standard feature on most small marine AC units where the manufacturer would reasonably expect more than one unit to be installed on a boat. If you have multiple AC units

Thanks, Pat. You said you had plenty left over and could have given me some. Do you know if it was more than 25 feet to do all four hatches? Kent S/V Kristy SM243 Kent , Pretty sure this is what I

Hi Eric, I'll ck them out, thanks. Kent S/V Kristy SM 243 Hi Kent, Did you try contacting Budget Marine in St Maarten? Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376 .

Many thanks for your thoughts and experiences on this subject Very much appreciated. I coppercoated a folding tri I owned and loved the stuff. I’m happy to dive on the hull and clean of