I always ran an Interforometer that I received from my father. It took care of all on board power and propulsion issues on my Amel Mango. I removed it and now have it on a Noelex 30 in the Gippsland

I have one for sale also new in crate however it starts on 50 cycles and 220-230 volt. From there it is powered by a self contained stellerator. The capacitor bank for that is quite heavy, Fair

What antenna have people used for the DSC? If it was not mounted on the triatic or the backstay where was it mounted,? Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376

Hi Arno, Sorry, but you may not have clicked on the recent spoof posts on the turbo-encabulator. Differential girdle springs for grammeters are more like $200,000 - I've got one (slightly used) for

This is from technical support at ICOM in the USA : In order for DSC to work with the M-802, you must have the DSC-receive antenna connected. This is the only way that the radio will be able to

Thomas, I'm pretty sure the antenna on top of the mizzen is for the AIS transceiver. A dedicated AIS antenna should not live next to a VHF antenna and ideally should be in a different horizontal

Hello, It is possible to use the ICOM M-802 only with its one tranceiver antenna BUT without its second antenna the emergency DSC trafic does not work. The radio needs its two antennas for full

I always keep 2 spares on board Kimberlite. Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376

Hi, I would need to double check but I would agree with Oliver re the triactic used as an SSB ASN receiver. At least the marking on the cables behind the shower light on Garulfo suggests that. And the

Hi Oliver, I don't think you are right. I have had the 802 for years and it does not need two aerials and the triactic is not intended for this purpose. Kind Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl

Arno, You are amazing. I have looked at the depressed area on many of these and did not connect the dots.

Hello, The triatic stay is used by the SSB ICOM M802 radio to receive DSC emergency trafic. Its only receiving on this antenna. The M802 needs 2 antennas. For regular transmissions it uses a backstay

Arno, Great idea – as having to remove all the sails, ropes etc. every time from the sail locker in order to lift out the step/cover in order to secure the locking pin stopped me more than once

On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 07:03 PM, Craig & Katherine Briggs SN 68 Sangaris Tropic Isle Harbor, FL wrote: Paul - this is a very common problem solved with an inexpensive (<$20) replacement of the

Well this might explain when I have almost out the complete 100 meter new chain I purchased in NEW CAL last year while the counter says I only have 70 to 74 meter out. I thought I had been short

As you all know Amel recommends using a locking pin on the bowthruster when making passage. Although good advice not always practical as you need to open the cover in the sail locker. If that thing is

Paul - this is a very common problem solved with an inexpensive (<$20) replacement of the differential girdle spring on the upper end of the grammeter. A very easy do-it-yourself project. Cheers

Hi Arno, Bedankt voor de hulp. Ik zie dat je nog steeds hard bezig bent met LUNA – ze moet nu bijna perfekt zijn. Ik voel me bijna schuldig dat ik niet zoveel doe voor AMELIT😊 Wow – 10

Yup; I recognize those. I have those installed as well extras on board. Are these HARKEN switches? Thanks for the help. Best Regards Teun SV AMELIT A54 #128 COOMERA (near BRISBANE) QLD

Hi Roque, Thanks - this helps a lot. I don’t recognize the switches in your attachments so that indicates that my switches also have been replaced. That matches my impression of the original