Hi Alex / John & Anne, Following the problems experienced by Kent we took the precaution of fitting a galvanic isolator connected to the shore power input prior to the shore/generator power changeover

Hello Alex, I suggest that you look it up on Google and then employ amarine electrician to fit one.You are running the risk of strayelectricity causing severe damage through galvanic corrosion

Hello Eric, I am finishing to get ready to leave for Atlantis Marina tomorrow morning, but will be back Tuesday and will have more time (Tuesday or Wednesday) to measure exactly where the exhaust

Hi Terry, I have #243. Will be back on the boat in two weeks and can take some pics then if that helps. Kent

Hi Bill, That heat and being cooped up wouldn't be that great I think. We arrived in Gocek towards the end of October last year and the weather was fantastic and then everything closed up by the

Jim and Lida, I will email you directly for the pictures. Thank you. Alexandre, your picture is what I have in mind, however the HP hose from the membranes to the control panel is way too short to be

Another way to get more of the old oil out is after you have drained the oil, put some fresh oil in and drain again. The old oil tends to float to the top so it comes out and the residual oil is

Hello Eric, Not sure I understand the question... can you precise the center of the exhaust pipe? The one going outside the hull? The exhaust of the Espar heater (which is where the pipe is

I am not familiar with galvanic isolator... Could that be that the ground strap is no longer connected to the bottom of the bilge? --------------------------------------------

Hello Eric, Yes it happens when I am at sea. I noticed it after I changed the zinc anode. But I had not check it in a while. So not sure when it started... The other electrical component I

On the companionway, I have the "Mass Circuit and electrolysis protection". When I push toward the right (negative): no light. When I push toward the left (positive): right light goes on. here are