A couple of our locker lids....one at the bow, have cracks in the fibreglass, and now bend, where the knob screws down on the lip... Anyone have a good way of repairing this ? Cheers Alan Elyse

Hi again Herbert i found it This is the lamp that is used on the SM [3073] AMPOULE 24 V 1 W POUR VOYANT SADAR/ Light bulb for SARDAR indicator Cheers Alan Elyse SM437

It has been a while since the post but I thought I would add this comment for anyone looking at transmission oil cooler issues. About a year ago we picked up a spare transmission cooler from a dealer

While the Amel factory may have used fiberglass antennae, on our SN the factory used two sets of isolators. One set on the starboard mizzen backstay for the SSB and a second set on the triactic stay

Hi Herbert, No I don;t, they are just small 24V incandescent indicator lamps, same as the ones on an SM 24V breaker panel. Cheers Alan

Bill I missed that oportunity, it was in Lanzarote at the start. Paul

Paul, Let me add one thing to what Mark has said: If you are part of Jimmy Cornell's Atlantic Odyssey from the Canaries to the Caribbean, Jimmy has a free SSB tuning and consultation with a radio

Thank you Mark The split line antenna was my first option, but could not get hold of one in Europe. Now we are in the Canaries and will soon cross the Atlantic so would be good to have the SSB running

Hi Alan, do you know the specification of the lamps that are used on the SM? herbert, SN120 KALI MERA

When sailing in rough waves and the boat is "falling" from awave and hitting a little bit hard, sometimes the mizzen mast is shivering abit. Do not fell ok with that. I notice that the mizzen after

Paul, When I installed my SSB I opted to add a fiberglass antenna. This is the way the Amel factory does it. I think the logic is that if you ever lose the rig you (might) still have a SSB

Hi Paul, I have a new SSB ICOM 801E with Shakespeare dedicated HF antenna. I have an insulated stabilising ring attached to the STBD side of the solar panels. I think if you look inside the

It has to be a certain length between insulators, Paul. I think it's something like 20 feet. Mount your antenna tuner as close to the back stay used as possible. Mine is in the starboard aft

I have installed a SSB radio, currently only using a lose cable as antenna. Now I concidder using one of the twin backstay as antenna by installing two insulators. Is there any pit falls or anything

Enio, the santorin has no 'detector'. But it is very easy just to measure the resistence between grounding and battery plus / battery minus. Can be done with standard ohm-meter / multi meter. I do

Hi Enio the circuit is very simple... One single pole double throw, centre off, switch and two lamps. One side of one lamp is connected to the 24V +ve, the other lamp is connected to 24V -ve. the

understood thanks herbert. EnioRossi EARENDIL #SN122 ITALY

Hello Alex, WOW! I’m a diver but I am not in such a hurry to get back under as to require 2 compressors onboard. GL with the sale. Jean-Pierre Germain Eleuthera, SM 007

Hi Jean-Pierre, the reason why I was asking is that the boat I bought has two installed. If someone needs a compresoor, I could make a good offering. Alex Ramseyer SY NO STRESS, AMEL54, n15,

Goodmorning everyone. On my Santorin there is no leak detector of mass circuit as in the Supermaramu. Does anyone know if you can put it, what object to use, and how to connect? Thank you all. After