---In amelyachtowners@..., <colin.d.streeter@...> wrote : Hi Craig/ Kent With all that experience and such swift engine removal I was just wondering for future reference, ahead of cruising off myself

I have a 2004 Amel 53( COCO) with a non functioning chain counter and intend to replace it with either a wired or wireless system from Lewmar/Maxwell/AA ( They are all made by AA!). Would be most

Jean Philippe is right! Even thought I mentioned it a few months ago (1500 rpm for 50 herzt) I forgot about it! Unless you can hear your genset going faster (which I hope not) than looks like my

Hertz are a direct relation to the RPM of your genset AFAIK. Was great meeting yesterday pm. :-) JPG Eleuthera SM 007

I don’t know. Out of curiosity, why do you want to remove your antifouling? The only time I read that was from Kent who use the SeaHawk 44 antifouling (on which nothing will stick) and wanted to

Good afternoon Derick, I haven’t use my microwave in a while, next time I use the genset I will try. Do you have a microwave leak detector? My mom use to have one to periodically check for

Hi all, I recently installed meters on my 230 volt panel and have been using them to monitor the volts, amps and frequency of both shore power and the generator. Today, one of my crew noticed that

Hi Forum, Just about to scrap bottom - is sand blasting good method? seen the end result - looks neat but rough compare to manual. Not sure if good or bad, however, about 50% cost compare to manual +

Dear Colin I'm interessted how you installed the second Raymarine Autopilot to the helm. As I understood, you installed not a linear drive AP direct to the rudder Quadrant.Correct ? Can you send me

Good morning Steve, A back up Auto-pilot is definitely very important, 2 years ago, I was sailing (solo) from Fort Lauderdale to Grand Bahama, so an overnight trip, when I received a message on the

All, As maybe one of my last postings and a parting gift for your use, I uploaded to the Files section a slide presentation of "BeBe Electronic Equipment, Reasons, Connections and

Hi Steve Welcome to the club so to speak! I am travelling about two months ahead of you having just purchased a Santorin sailed out to New Zealand a couple of years ago It's been a quick learning

Thank you Colin and Lauren, Thank you for your detailed response. I admit that it will take me a little research to envision the various components you mentioned, though I am interested to go online

Thank you Alexandre. To be honest, I don’t yet fully know what works and what does not. Upon survey, there were several deficiencies noted having to do with the backup auto pilot (the raymarine),

Hi Derick, look forward to meeting you. Will be flying in about the same time. Making arrangements this evening. John John Clark "Vent de Soleil" SM 037 Le Marin, Martinique

Hi Bill, Serendipity, karma, kismet....I contacted Joel who was great, looked at several SMs in the US and EU, but for whatever reason this one rang all the bells. I do feel blessed to have had the

Thanks Mark, Yes the forum has been answering my questions even before I had an Amel! And I actually have a question just for you about your solar arch. I understand you got the Atlantic Arch?

Thank you Alexandre, and I look forward to meeting you as well! ---In amelyachtowners@..., <uster@...> wrote : Good morning John, Congratulations and welcome to the family! Looking forward to meet

Hi Mohammad, Thank you for the welcome. I too spent several years searching for the right boat. For a while I vacillated between the Super Maramu and a few other craft but always returned to