Hi Pat the flow at the bulk head valve does not represent production only sampling. Maybe the best rule of thumb may well be when you make less than 50 l as measure on the float stick change the

Thanks for gasket info, I will take another run at it.How about the flow meter though, can I operate without it.Could I occasionally take a timed measurement of how long it takes to produce a

The seat gaskets are available at most plumbing supplies that deal with high pressure boilers. Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376 Kimberlite _____ From:

Two properly sized 0 rings may do the job Danny SM299 Ocean Pearl

There are special gaskets that seat the high pressure tubing. I am sure you can find a cheaper fix. Fair Winds Eric _____ From:

Eric, I did buy some glass tube , but could not get it to seat perfectly in the unit.I also broke the float. This all happened because I failed to winterize the unit in time winter a couple of years

If I remember correctly the watermaker draws about 13 amps while running and a lot more to start the motors. That would be a big inverter to start the watermaker. It would also draw about 3000 watts

I make water most of the time my engine is running. My 60 l/h dessalator high pressure pump is 24v, unlike the 220v AC pump for the 160 l/h dessalator. I've noticed that the watermaker uses about

Richard, I was wondering if the engine alt. had enough output to keep the batteries up while running the watermaker pump,through an inverter, without overstressing the alt. If the SM 2000 starts

Pat, what is the out put voltage of your gen set? If it is from Amel it is more then likely 220v. 50 cycle... Further the 220V from an inverter going to a 220 v high pressure pump. will NOT strain

Many of you have a stronger electrical understanding than I do so.With the price of diesel, running the genset to produce 60 liters an hour got me thinking. Would it be possible to supply the 220v.

_____ From: amelyachtowners@... [mailto:amelyachtowners@...] On Behalf Of Chris Smither Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 8:12 AM To: amelyachtowners@... Subject: Re:

Hi our Maramu #135 had a detachable stay for a stay sail which we used in heavy air without issue w/o runners. One can only guess as to how much stress was put on a rig and in what conditions. We

Peter,   We have a Santorin of exactly the same vintage. Ours is the sloop variant - taller main mast and bigger boom. We bought it from a friend - (it must be a good boat as they're still our

Hello fellow members, I have viewed Amel Maramu "Mandarina" (formerly named Moana)# 69, year 1980, and plan to proceed with the purchase. I found some damage in the construction of the setting for

We flush everything except the engine in the water and flush that when on the hard. We fill the water tank and add a little bleach to the water tank. Need to be careful not to flushing that water

Have kept my boat at peakes for the past 3 seasons. Can give you valuable ins & outs. Email me at ric@.... Tips: get boat a/c from richard at coastal, have peakes cover boat, get jesse

Kent,    I have heard from others that the security on the hard standing in Trinidad is less than perfect. So I would close up tight.  Here in Thailand, where it is very humid - to prevent mould I

Hi John, if you want to keep your prop really clean for 2 years or so use Propspeed. Here in Oz you can only get it applied by an authorised  person. It's very important to know how to do it

Hi, gang, I'm going to leave Kristy on the hard in Peake's secure lot in Chaguaramas (Trinidad) this hurricane season. I'd like to hear your suggestions about what you do to "prep" your boats when