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worm clamp tape
I have been unable to locate the cloth-like tape Amel wrapped on hoses under worm clamps throughout my SM2K. I've been using electrical tape when replacing it, vaguely worried I may be doing
I have been unable to locate the cloth-like tape Amel wrapped on hoses under worm clamps throughout my SM2K. I've been using electrical tape when replacing it, vaguely worried I may be doing
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Mark Hayden
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#7660
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Re: [Amel] Rope cutters
Ian
We encountered the same concerns as we sail in Maine during the summer time and the spurs are too small and zinc repacement is constant. We ordered the following line cutter Shart Shark Cutter and
Ian
We encountered the same concerns as we sail in Maine during the summer time and the spurs are too small and zinc repacement is constant. We ordered the following line cutter Shart Shark Cutter and
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Paul LaFrance <pflafrance@...>
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#7659
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Rope cutters
Hi y'all, We have had Spurs rope cutters on Pen Azen ( SM 302) for ten years. On a couple of occasions we have encountered fairly thick rope and the fixed blade has just snapped off. Spurs
Hi y'all, We have had Spurs rope cutters on Pen Azen ( SM 302) for ten years. On a couple of occasions we have encountered fairly thick rope and the fixed blade has just snapped off. Spurs
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ianjenkins1946 <ianjudyjenkins@hotmail.com>
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#7658
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Rope cutters
Hi y'all, We have had Spurs rope cutters on Pen Azen ( SM 302) for ten years. On a couple of occasions we have encountered fairly thick rope and the fixed blade has just snapped off. Spurs
Hi y'all, We have had Spurs rope cutters on Pen Azen ( SM 302) for ten years. On a couple of occasions we have encountered fairly thick rope and the fixed blade has just snapped off. Spurs
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ianjenkins1946 <ianjudyjenkins@hotmail.com>
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#7657
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[Amel] Re: Rigging Covers
Eric,
The slit was the width of the sawblade. The material is flexible enough to work with so you just need the one cut.
We've had ours on for over a year and they still look fine. We came back
Eric,
The slit was the width of the sawblade. The material is flexible enough to work with so you just need the one cut.
We've had ours on for over a year and they still look fine. We came back
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Dave_Benjamin
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#7656
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Re: [Amel] Re: Rigging Covers
Dave,
I was thinking of that,
However how long does it hold up in the Caribbean sun?
Did you cut a very small slit ? or what size,? What did you seize it with?
Fair Winds
Eric
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Dave,
I was thinking of that,
However how long does it hold up in the Caribbean sun?
Did you cut a very small slit ? or what size,? What did you seize it with?
Fair Winds
Eric
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7655
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Re: Rigging Covers
Available at any hardware store.....PVC pipe
I use a table saw to cut a slit.
After installing I seize it every 500mm or so.
Available at any hardware store.....PVC pipe
I use a table saw to cut a slit.
After installing I seize it every 500mm or so.
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Dave_Benjamin
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#7654
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Re: [Amel] Rigging Covers
A couple of years ago we found the larger diameter plastic rigging
covers in a chandlery in Le Marin, Martinique. I don't know today if
they still have those larger diameters. But Amel-Caraibes
A couple of years ago we found the larger diameter plastic rigging
covers in a chandlery in Le Marin, Martinique. I don't know today if
they still have those larger diameters. But Amel-Caraibes
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Melbourne <melbourne@...>
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#7653
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Steve,
I store mine in the port cockpit locker all the way forward in the original
bag. Next to it I have the chafe gear.
I packed it in such a way that the bridle is on top and then I drop in
Steve,
I store mine in the port cockpit locker all the way forward in the original
bag. Next to it I have the chafe gear.
I packed it in such a way that the bridle is on top and then I drop in
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7652
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Re: [Amel] Rigging Covers
no where in the Caribbean and in the US, West marine and Defender says no too. I gave up.
John "Moon Dog" SM248
To: amelyachtowners@...
From: kimberlite@...
Date: Thu, 16
no where in the Caribbean and in the US, West marine and Defender says no too. I gave up.
John "Moon Dog" SM248
To: amelyachtowners@...
From: kimberlite@...
Date: Thu, 16
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john martin <symoondog@...>
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#7651
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Thanks Eric,
Based on your earlier accounts and recommendations, I bought a Jordan series
drogue before we left on the 2009 Caribbean 1500. Like the life raft, hoping we
never have to use it, but
Thanks Eric,
Based on your earlier accounts and recommendations, I bought a Jordan series
drogue before we left on the 2009 Caribbean 1500. Like the life raft, hoping we
never have to use it, but
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Steve Constantine <svsummerlove@...>
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#7650
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Rigging Covers
Does anyone have a source for the large diameter plastic rigging covers in
the USA or Caribbean? The smaller stuff is readily available, although it
only lasts about 2 years in the strong sun.
Fair
Does anyone have a source for the large diameter plastic rigging covers in
the USA or Caribbean? The smaller stuff is readily available, although it
only lasts about 2 years in the strong sun.
Fair
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7649
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Steve,
The initial problem with retrieving the drogue was that the primary winch
motors are not rated for continuous duty. After overheating the motor a few
times, I just waited about 1 minute every
Steve,
The initial problem with retrieving the drogue was that the primary winch
motors are not rated for continuous duty. After overheating the motor a few
times, I just waited about 1 minute every
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7648
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Sorry it was freefall
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7647
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Lower in the text is the link shot from one of two rescue helicopters.
Fair Winds
Eric
Amel Super Maramu #376 Kimberlite
Here is the
Lower in the text is the link shot from one of two rescue helicopters.
Fair Winds
Eric
Amel Super Maramu #376 Kimberlite
Here is the
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7646
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
I did and Google didn't
Roy Duddy
Duddy Law Offices
500 Commercial Street
Suite 401
Manchester, NH 03101
603-668-9000
603-606-2756 Fax
rduddy@...
[Non-text portions of this message
I did and Google didn't
Roy Duddy
Duddy Law Offices
500 Commercial Street
Suite 401
Manchester, NH 03101
603-668-9000
603-606-2756 Fax
rduddy@...
[Non-text portions of this message
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Roy Duddy <RDuddy@...>
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#7645
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
When a breaking wave comes towards the boat you are going to get wet. We
were pooped at least once on every 3 hour watch. One time the water was up
to one of the crewmembers armpits, however the
When a breaking wave comes towards the boat you are going to get wet. We
were pooped at least once on every 3 hour watch. One time the water was up
to one of the crewmembers armpits, however the
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7644
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Eric,
I remember in one of your earlier posts you described how difficult it was
retrieving the Jordan series drogue, and that it kept throwing the circuit
breaker on the genoa sheet power winch.
Eric,
I remember in one of your earlier posts you described how difficult it was
retrieving the Jordan series drogue, and that it kept throwing the circuit
breaker on the genoa sheet power winch.
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Steve Constantine <svsummerlove@...>
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#7643
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Re: [Amel] Heavy Weather
Was there any water was coming over the stern at the time. What was it like on
board? ....CW
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To: amelyachtowners@...
Sent: Wed, 15 December, 2010
Was there any water was coming over the stern at the time. What was it like on
board? ....CW
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To: amelyachtowners@...
Sent: Wed, 15 December, 2010
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Conn Williamson <connwilliamson@...>
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#7642
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Heavy Weather
On the drogue you run under bare poles, our speed was about 1 ½ knots down
wind. You adjust the angle of the boat with the bridles until you are square
to the oncoming waves. In Force 12 wind you do
On the drogue you run under bare poles, our speed was about 1 ½ knots down
wind. You adjust the angle of the boat with the bridles until you are square
to the oncoming waves. In Force 12 wind you do
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kimberlite <kimberlite@...>
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#7641
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