In this address you can contact Solé. Maybe they can give you information. a greeting http://www.solediesel.com/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id=1&Itemid=50&lang=es 2012/3/4 eric

Hi Eric, We have a Sole diesel generator.   Had a Sole diesel previously as a main motor for an Adams Carina - there are few in Oz.   http://www.solediesels.co.uk/   Instruction manual below - we

In the last few days we have chosen a boat to view. We will do thing during the next three weeks. Thanks for the information provided by group members. Regards, Roger Wilson

If you are willing to take into consideration a Sharki located in Japan, not far from Tokyo, I know of one. I believe she was built around 1985 and belongs to a Japanese friend who, to the best of my

When we were researching how to correctly install (put up) the Shade Tree boat cover that came with Indecent, we utilized the photos from SM2K Bel Ami. Bel Ami's Shade Tree Boat Cover has an entirely

Roger, You may want to mention what part of the world you are hoping to find a Sharki since the list has worldwide reach. Also due to the somewhat limited number of Sharki's produced, you may want to

Hi jose, I have answered your questions along side your text. sorry I do not have photos. I will be on the boat next week sailing to Tauranga. If you can wait that long I will do some photos and send

Pat,    My Santorin has two pipes from the top gear box going up to the oil reservoir. A feed pipe from the bottom and a "return" going through the filler cap at the top, via a copper "U" tube.   

Hi Pat, no the oil does not circulate as such but is stirred around by shaft and gear movement so gets well mixed. Also there is the convection thing. Warm oil rises. cool falls. The temps may not be

I have read owners coments about keeping an eye on the oil reservoir to see if it gets milky ,indicating water has bypassed the oil seals.For oil in the reservoir to get milky, I assume the oil would

Danny, As we prepare Ipanema for a transatlantic passage, I have just ordered the Superwind generator and will be installing on top of the mast as you did. Just a few questions: How long did you

For the AIS I used the TV anthena cable and connected it to a new antena on the top of the main mast. It works very well and can see ships farther than 30 miles away. It just required a trip to the

Hi all, I put on sale a RT 144 B Saylor works perfectly. Spanish law requires the ship to carry a VHF with DSC, and Saylor, unfortunately, does not have DSC. If any of you are interested in it, the

Hi to all, we have been using AIS in the same manner for years it works very well. Best to all. Richard on Challenge in Annapolis for sale. SM 209 ________________________________ To:

Hi to all, I have purchased an AIS Icom MA-500 TR ( GPS in box) and a splitter class B Easy Split to use with VHF- Furuno antenna on the mast. You may see how it works from the maker : " the

I put my antenna on the mizzen, it is very important that it is high over sea level. I am in Cap d'Agde, and I capture the boats across the Mediterranean(Tunisia) ! For your TV cable it is possible to

We have used the AM/FM radio antenna in combination with the AIS receiver for 3 years with very good results. I connected the AIS receiver to the radio antenna by cutting the antenna wire near the

Hi everybody, I have to move the AIS (receiver and transmitter) antenna from the mizzen mast (following your advice, i'm planning to install here the wind generator :) ). Where do you have install

We just sold our yacht and we are interested in purchasing a Sharki. If you have or know of a Sharki that is not already listed on the web please let us know. Regards, Roger Wilson

Hi, You really need to use some high tech line on the outhaul. I have found that using anything with some stretch, will allow the line to slip when it is wet an in a blow. I also used one of the