Dear Cotton Bay: How about adding some comments to your photos so we know what they are? In the Photos section you will see a comment window, Just type in some descriptive information. Or better

We did both with great success. Regards Richard Piller

For the latest regs you may want to take a look at "noonsite" on the web. They are very good with that kind of info. Regards Richard Piller [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Duh. I forgot to mention www.rydlymemarine.com <http://www.rydlymemarine.com/> for cleaning out the raw water system. I have prepared many experienced Amel boats for resale here in Fort

If your boat is like my 54 #14 you will find that the voltage coming out of the controller to the pump is indeed 12 volts. When put in a high load situation, as with a warm load of stuff in the

An accountant here mentioned to me the other day that he understood if a UK registered vessel was taken out of UK (or EU) waters for a period in excess of three years from the date of its departure,

Our Amel 54 #56 is tited with 3 refrigerator units cooled by a Climma salt water pump and controlled by a Climma control unit in the engine room. We have recenntly had a failure, I thought of the

About a year ago I put Sew Clean in my toilets,hoses and the bottom couple of inches of the holding tanks, to insure it filled the outlet hose. This product is especially designed for black water

Hi Bill thanks for the " heads up" when we are in places for more then a few days we run fresh water into the sea chest to keep stuff from growing and limit salt buildup. I guess " fresh clean" water

I know that we have all forgotten to flush the salt water out when leaving the boat unattended for more than a few days and returned to smelly water when operating the heads. Many of you may have

To all, first thanks a lot to all for help and suggestions . Short story : After a terrible Screech, Screech noise I explored the bottom of the motor where there is the connection with the black

Hi Garyl, the first time the furler jammed on the previous boat the headsail was half furled and we were in mid ocean 600 miles from any where. Luckily there was light wind at the time so we

Danny and Yvonne Hi guys: Can you be a little more specific about the process. Do you take a hose aloft and flush water down thru the furling foil on the jib/headstay? Do you then apply grease to

Hi, on a previous boat I found that salt is a great enemy of furler rollers.. Had one sieze up in mid ocean, couldnt move it either way. Un wrapped the headsail by hand, droped the sail and flushed

Mark: See this link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amelyachtowners/files/Dessalator%20Technical%20Info Open the File name "Membrane Replacement" and also the one regarding O-ring

Hi Ian, Do you mean the mixer tap as fitted to the galley ? We have SM 302, June 2000, and the galley tap, which I suspect is the same as the heads basins taps, went AWOL. We replaced it with a bog

Has anyone found a supplier of parts for the Jado Gold'eram 7085 mixer tap fitted to SM's around 2003? Mine is leaking and needs some special heart shaped seals in the mixer unit. The Jado website is

Hi Kent,    We have an 80/L hr seafresh on our Santorin, and have had for 17 years. I changed membranes about 3 years ago.    I regularly inhibit, (some people call it "pickle") the watermaker

Thank you John and Richard. I'm on it like a duck on a June bug. (-: Kent

Hi Kent most hardware stores carry cartridge type filters and charcoal replacements. We put ours in two places one before the water maker and one to filter the water as it comes out of the tank which