Hi Ian, where is the membrane and the pump mounted? where is the sea water inlet? If you are in Grenada before May 8th I would be happy to "inspect you installation"! see you, herbert, SN120, KALI

Bill, thank you for your generous offer for having an eye on KALI MERA in the summer! I will contact you later regarding that, hope to see you and Judy again then next year! Ian, thanks for your

Hi James, I do not know the Maramu well, but the Santorin is very similar to the Super Maramu, it is just smaller but with the same shape (maybe Olivier knows what differences are). Most of the

Hello Andrew and thank you for your reply. Yes I currently have the same condition with the starting battery voltage reading on my system monitor reading low voltage. But when the generator is off

I am sure this might ruffle a few feathers so I will apologize to anyone who feels ‘ruffled’ up front. Sorry, but this is necessary. I was working for Amel when the bow thruster was designed,

Jean Paul, thank you for posting the photos, that is very useful. David

Jim A couple of years ago I changed my Xantec monitor to a Victron Monitor which advertised that it would measure the house batteries and the starter motor battery for me. I thought this would be

Eric and Bill, Thank you for your speedy comments and warnings. I will share your input with my electrician tomorrow and get back to you. Jim SM #207 ----

Jim, As bill mentioned the Generator/engine start battery negative should not be connected to the house bank. The generator has a floating ground which means as soon as the generator is started the

Jim, I think the only person(s) capable of answering your start battery question is the previous owner and/or the person that installed that Bluesea battery monitor because Amel did not. Assuming

Hello Group I have a question regarding my 6.5 KW Onan Generator and the voltage reading of my starting battery when the Generator is running. When my generator is off and not running the starting

Eric, that is generally right except there is no bungee cord on mine. Only a vinyl strap that is attached to the curtain/weather cloth. Ian SM153 Local Lola II

Ha. A circumnavigator and a comedian, eh? (I put the "eh" in there just to enforce the stereotype). Ian SM153 Local Lola II

Well, that explains it. Canadians would not have plastic because it is too cold there for plastic. Hahahaha! Have you ever done a Google image search? I have found hard to find parts this way when I

The bimini company I went to is fairly big/reputable here in Toronto area. Yes we looked through their catalogues. Next on the hit parade will be when we get to the States. Would be nice if I could

Did the company have and check a catalog? If not, maybe another company might have a catalog. Bill Rouse BeBe Amel 53 #387 Sent from my tablet +1832-380-4970 USA Voice Mail

Thanks Bill. Yes, I took it to a bimini company and they hadn't seen it either!

Ian, I have never seen that before. It is possible that Amel used this, but I doubt it. Irregardless of whether it is Amel original or not. Take it to someone who makes biminis...they will/should

I posted a photo of the fastener. Has anyone seen these before? Ian Townsend SM153 Loca Lola II

I believe he is looking for the little bungee cords with the toggle that holds the rear weather cloth to the seats and the cockpit sole. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376