Thank you Olivier!!! Do you need an apprentice? I'd volunteer to hang out with you and be your "gofer" (go get me a...) for a month or two just to soak up all that Amel info you have stored

Hi That is confusing as our boat (number 472) came with 32amp rated shore connectors and (I think ) 32 amp rated cable. Now I need to check the cable again. Andrew Ronpische SM

Alex, I am not sure that the shore power is only rated for 230VAC 50htz 16 amps. I think it is designed for 32 amps, but maybe less with 220VAC 60htz and/or use of a transformer. I am not an

Hi Paul, Not exactly sure on you issue, however, I had an issue on my Santorin for almost 2 seasons where we would set a course, it will be keeping it for sometime disregarding weather conditions

Hello Alexander, the original shore power cable installed in your SM is a 3G2.5 HO7. This is a high quality cable (HO7), with 3 2.5sqmm wires, able to carry 16 amps, not more. If you connect it to a

Good morning Mike, This is the same I installed last week !!! http://nikimat.com/galvanic_isolator.html Sincerely, Alexandre --------------------------------------------

Hi Alexandre, We purchased the following Galvanic Isolator: http://www.bcet.co.uk/galvanic-isolator-products.html The advantage of the gauge is that the isolator can be tested and any stray voltages

Good morning Eric, Alan, I am not concerned about tripping a 16 Amp dock breaker. I am concerned about my shore power cable being too small to pull for example 25 Amp out of a 32 Amp dock

Thanks for your reply, just reading your post now. Sincerely , Alexandre --------------------------------------------

Good morning Mike, This is a great news! Bill (SM#160, Harmonie) is trying to obtain information on the originally installed Scheiber transformer. Out of curiosity: which make/model of Galvanic

Paul, as far as I know the old control unit (ST7000) works with the new computer but it is not possile to calibrate the new course computer with the old unit. The wrong compass reading (180 degrees)

Hello Annsofie, we where told that the old control unit would work, but we bought an other one to have as a spare, I will install the new one and see if it's improve. Bill concerning calibration it

Hi Paul Not sure of the old control unit is compatible with the s3g course computer. We have the s3g and was deply advised to change the control unit also. It has worked like a clock. Regards Annsofie

I can not speak for the newer boats, but on my boat the installed transformer is most certainly NOT an isolation transformer. The safety ground is continuous through the unit, which it would not be

Many thanks to all who replied. I see no reason to remove the inner clutch cone at this point and plan to keep the cones greased on a six to 12 month basis. Duane

Hi Alexandre, From the website it would appear to be an isolation transformer.  When I purchased my galvanic isolator the support team were very helpful with technical information.  Suggest you

Paul, You did not say whether or not you went through the Calibrations in the S3G manual after you installed it. From what you said, my first thought is maybe you did not. My second thought is that

Hi Alexandre, Maybe I have confused the issue a bit..... The 16A limit is for the shorepower because of the plug...and the size of the cable you have on your extension lead. The gen set can deliver

That's true but if you try to draw 30A from a dock outlet that is only rated to 16A, you will trip the breaker on the dock..If you run too many 220V items at the same time you can easily exceed