Bill, I already have the antenna mounted on the top of the mizzen. Coming home this week from St Marti to NY I received targets over 120 miles away from a 640 foot tanker. Remember that out in the

Eric & Richard, VHF is line of sight and rarely bounces. Mounting at the top of the main mast gives you around 10 miles further reach than mounting on a rail. The "range gained" formula is: 1.17

Richard, The antenna does not work under the dodger---my Garmin handheld does ---I guess the acr unit is not as good. My thought of mounting it on the port rail is that I fear interference with the

We just did our SM w/Trinidad SR and it took 5.5 gal. 2 hd coats. We sanded off (using 60 grit did not get to the Hull!) the CSC ablative it didn't work nearly as well as the Trinidad. Have fun.

Eric have you thought about putting it on your port aft rail, or under the dodger? We find that our secondary GPS a hand held works well using its internal antenna as well as an external. Your

Come to Annapolis see Madden and other good quality vendors here that will build what you need. Richard SM 209 Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

If You are in the Annapolis area look up Madden Mast they are as good as it gets. Has something failed or broken? Good luck Richard SM209 Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

I was wondering how many gallons of bottom paint you all use to do 2 coats of paint and an extra coat at the water line. I have had my boat painted many times but something unusual happened

Bill, I already had an ais receive only antenna mounted on the top of the mizzen dedicated to the AIS only. I have now purchased an AIS transceiver and my question was where do I mount the GPS

Eric, You will loose a lot of distance with VHF by mounting it low. Our AIS receiver which currently shares the AM/FM antenna on the main mast. The AM/FM antenna on SM #387 is identical to the VHF

Hello Casper Yes it is normal to loose greas from the bottom of your furling drum. Amel fills the entire foil with grease to help the foil to turn. I am sure at some point this needs to be replaced.

Back again...trying to keep these ?'s separate for future searches. I'm going to put some davits on KRISTY. Have read all the prior posts I could find, and looked at the few posted pics of davits.

Hey, Y'all, Just got back from New Orleans, where I grew up. Boy, they are really struggling with the oil spill down there...and just about the time it looked like they were going to survive

Hi, I just changed out my AIS receive only for a AIS Transceiver. We are receiving ships up to 120 miles away. However I am wondering where I can mount the GPS antenna on my Amel Super Maramu #376

Hello Casper and Maud, Sorry to hear about your furler problem. We have not had any leaking from Genua furler and I do not believe that leaking is normal; seems a seal has failed. On our SM 72

Dear all, I am loosing oil (greece) from the bottom of the electric furler of the Genua. Is this a normal thing? I see there is a nipple on top where I could refill. Does someone know if that is

Take a look on the Yacht World site regarding prices as they vary from boat to boat based on condition and equipment. You may also wish to contact Joel Potter in the States he is a broker that sells a

Hi Amalia... ohhh... competition ;-))) LOL... thanks for sharing your experience with us... If you have any questions and I know the answer... please ask... Tomorrow we will write to AMEL... maybe

Hi Lars... thans for these information... yesterday we found in the archive of the German YACHT magazine a review of the Santorin of 1993... there we found a lot of new things about that boat, e.g.

Hi, We are considering buying a Super Maramu from 1991, however with engine and generator from 2007. What would be an appropriate price for a boat this old? Is 200.000 Euros too much asked? And