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Re: Onan 6500 genset can't put out rated power, output fluctuates
David,
If the engine speed is changing, I would guess that the likely problem IS with the engine side. The engine speed is mechanically governed, and shouldn’t vary more than a few percent under any
David,
If the engine speed is changing, I would guess that the likely problem IS with the engine side. The engine speed is mechanically governed, and shouldn’t vary more than a few percent under any
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Bill Kinney
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#61632
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Re: Autopilot and other questions
I see Rob has already beat me to the update I have…
#3: the empty metal pipe holds the rudder stops. I was just helping someone with an Amel Sharki, and the system was the same there. A bit easier
I see Rob has already beat me to the update I have…
#3: the empty metal pipe holds the rudder stops. I was just helping someone with an Amel Sharki, and the system was the same there. A bit easier
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Bill Kinney
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#61631
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Re: Mizzen staysail for A55
Hello Joerg,
the only purpose of the front mizzen mast halyard is the bosun's chair (as you know, it's better to use a halyard that is inside the mast for climbing up the mast).
See you in
Hello Joerg,
the only purpose of the front mizzen mast halyard is the bosun's chair (as you know, it's better to use a halyard that is inside the mast for climbing up the mast).
See you in
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Olivier Beaute
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#61630
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Re: A54 Tumble-drier
Hello Arno,
Look up the solution Robin Hutter brought to his boat. Unable to find a suitably sized washer for my SM, I converted the wet locker into a new washer dryer location. Brilliant
Hello Arno,
Look up the solution Robin Hutter brought to his boat. Unable to find a suitably sized washer for my SM, I converted the wet locker into a new washer dryer location. Brilliant
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Germain Jean-Pierre
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#61629
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Re: Mizzen staysail for A55
Thanks very much, Olivier. The tack is supposed to be attached to the chainplates for the lower shrouds. I take your point that the mizzen mast wasn't designed for a mizzen staysail and I'm checking
Thanks very much, Olivier. The tack is supposed to be attached to the chainplates for the lower shrouds. I take your point that the mizzen mast wasn't designed for a mizzen staysail and I'm checking
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Joerg Esdorn
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#61628
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Jose
negative
don‘t write things you don‘t fully understand.
In Europe we have on the 3 phase system never 440 Volt. Its not 2* of 220 Volt. We have 380 Volt. Don‘t matter , because on Amels we
Jose
negative
don‘t write things you don‘t fully understand.
In Europe we have on the 3 phase system never 440 Volt. Its not 2* of 220 Volt. We have 380 Volt. Don‘t matter , because on Amels we
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hanspeter baettig
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#61627
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Kimberlite was delivered from the factory with 2 dolphin chargers capable of 50/60 cycles.
Fair Winds
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
Kimberlite was delivered from the factory with 2 dolphin chargers capable of 50/60 cycles.
Fair Winds
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#61626
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Hi Bertrand.
Just take your 16 amp female plug and add a piece of what we would call 12 gauge twisted wire to the plug, Basically get a wire cable that has wires equal to or bigger that what you
Hi Bertrand.
Just take your 16 amp female plug and add a piece of what we would call 12 gauge twisted wire to the plug, Basically get a wire cable that has wires equal to or bigger that what you
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#61625
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Bertrand,
Yes, I replaced my Dolphin chargers with a Victron Quattro 120amp/5kw inverter and a Victron Skylla 80 amp second charger.
I am not sure if the Dolphin can take 60hz - you can google the
Bertrand,
Yes, I replaced my Dolphin chargers with a Victron Quattro 120amp/5kw inverter and a Victron Skylla 80 amp second charger.
I am not sure if the Dolphin can take 60hz - you can google the
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Scott SV Tengah
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#61624
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Re: A54 Tumble-drier
Arno,
Eventually I tried to repair my existing tumble drier instead of chasing a compatible new one.
I ordered the heating element you found on eBay and replaced the old one.
And it worked !
Arno,
Eventually I tried to repair my existing tumble drier instead of chasing a compatible new one.
I ordered the heating element you found on eBay and replaced the old one.
And it worked !
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Bertrand Quénot
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#61623
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Eric,
I have a second hand twist lock plug available. It comes from à US boat and has a shirt cord sealed. Don’t know for sure it is a 50A and wire sections are far bigger than on mine.
All the
Eric,
I have a second hand twist lock plug available. It comes from à US boat and has a shirt cord sealed. Don’t know for sure it is a 50A and wire sections are far bigger than on mine.
All the
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Bertrand Quénot
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#61622
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Jose,
Most USA marinas and some Caribbean have 30 and 50 amp not 60 outlets. They are not 3 phase.
The 50 amp have 4 wires on the plug, green-Ground, black and red hot, and white neutral,
Between the
Jose,
Most USA marinas and some Caribbean have 30 and 50 amp not 60 outlets. They are not 3 phase.
The 50 amp have 4 wires on the plug, green-Ground, black and red hot, and white neutral,
Between the
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#61621
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Bertrand,
In most of the american continent, mono(single) phase AC current runs at 110 V 60 Hz with one cable life and the second neutral relative to ground. Thera are 30 amps and 60 amp outlets.
Bertrand,
In most of the american continent, mono(single) phase AC current runs at 110 V 60 Hz with one cable life and the second neutral relative to ground. Thera are 30 amps and 60 amp outlets.
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Jose Venegas
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#61620
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Hi Bertrand,
Many Amel’s use the 50 amp plug, mine included for over 19 years.
You need a 50 amp twist lock plug.
You do not use the neutral wire connection. In the USA it is white in the
Hi Bertrand,
Many Amel’s use the 50 amp plug, mine included for over 19 years.
You need a 50 amp twist lock plug.
You do not use the neutral wire connection. In the USA it is white in the
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#61619
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Re: From 230V to 120V
#alignment
Thanks for your replies,
I agree most of marinas in the 120 V zone are able to provide 240 V 60Hz. This is what we got so far during our tour.
However here in Quepos marina when asking for it here
Thanks for your replies,
I agree most of marinas in the 120 V zone are able to provide 240 V 60Hz. This is what we got so far during our tour.
However here in Quepos marina when asking for it here
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By
Bertrand Quénot
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#61618
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Notice from Amel
In case you missed it, the following was posted in September by Amel at
https://amel.fr/en/fraudulent-communication-by-email/
Dear Customers, Dear Partners,
We inform you that fraudulent emails are
In case you missed it, the following was posted in September by Amel at
https://amel.fr/en/fraudulent-communication-by-email/
Dear Customers, Dear Partners,
We inform you that fraudulent emails are
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CW Bill Rouse
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#61617
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Re: In Mast Furling
Scott,
Incidence Sails, the OEM manufacturer for Amel has issued special pricing for 3 qualities of sails for Super Maramus, 54s, and 55s. I negotiated the special pricing for my clients, and in a
Scott,
Incidence Sails, the OEM manufacturer for Amel has issued special pricing for 3 qualities of sails for Super Maramus, 54s, and 55s. I negotiated the special pricing for my clients, and in a
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CW Bill Rouse
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#61616
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Re: In Mast Furling
By the way,
Trans-Ocean e.V. is open to everyone. The annual membership fee is 90 euros. So a membership can be well worth. ,-)
By the way,
Trans-Ocean e.V. is open to everyone. The annual membership fee is 90 euros. So a membership can be well worth. ,-)
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Martin Birkhoff
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#61615
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Re: In Mast Furling
Scott,
all sails are made of different laminates.
Main 44.2 m²:
40% Polyester Sandwich DCX-L 320 g/m²
20% Dyneema DYS-14 Offshore 435 g/m²
40% Dyneema DYS-23 Offshore 450 g/m²
Mizzen 25,0 m²:
40%
Scott,
all sails are made of different laminates.
Main 44.2 m²:
40% Polyester Sandwich DCX-L 320 g/m²
20% Dyneema DYS-14 Offshore 435 g/m²
40% Dyneema DYS-23 Offshore 450 g/m²
Mizzen 25,0 m²:
40%
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Martin Birkhoff
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#61614
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Re: Mizzen staysail for A55
Hello Joerg again,
installing the tack is going to be a challenge too, but you could try to install an eye-bolt on the dodger. Originally, the main sheet tackle was installed there.
Cheers.
Olivier.
Hello Joerg again,
installing the tack is going to be a challenge too, but you could try to install an eye-bolt on the dodger. Originally, the main sheet tackle was installed there.
Cheers.
Olivier.
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Olivier Beaute
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#61613
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