Greta, Thomas! Well done! Stefania Dente SN #93 Euploia Italy

Last night March 7, 2020 the sailing vessel Aphrodite, 1983 Maramu number 125, sailed into Banderas bay Puerto Vallarta Mexico with Captain Tom. Completing a ten year circumnavigation of the world!!

Hi Heinz, Do you remember if you bought the IB5072 or IB5096. The difference is NPN vs PNP … Thomas Peacock installed the IB5072 and it worked out of the box… But I installed the IB5096... If you

Hi All, I'm looking for suggestions regarding the replacement of these failing hatch handle seats. Several of them are cracking in various places. Rig-Rite has them in cast aluminum which is nice,

Hello Randall, I had my cable custom made at The Satellite Phone Store in San Diego. Satellitephonestore.com... There are probably cheaper places to purchase a custom cable, but would have to

Randall, Totally agree Interesting that your bracket is inside the mizzen “recess”. I see you have a padeye that may get in the way, but otherwise i found that by inverting the tightening handle

Hi Peter, Arno, We got ours from marineteak: https://www.marineteak.co.uk/lagun-adjustable-swivelling-cockpit-table-mounting-system-331 Arno, they delivered to Curaçao, so i would imagine St Marteen

Yes Ann-Sofie, absolutely! Delighted with the idea, thanks again!

Right now we have eight people on the list. Pat McAneny Kent Robertson Joel Potter Steven Davis Dave Wilcox Jeremey Hermans Mark Garver Eric FreedmanPlus one for Harmonie, makes nine. If I missed

  Hi Keith, Boy, stretching my memory banks. The normally on/off disparity of the sensor relay did not seem to make a difference. I had actually bought another relay to add that would have

Somewhere between Arno’s hull number (121) and mine (128) AMEL must have changed the A54 cockpit design/installation as mine also allows the engine room hatch to be opened without having to mess

Hi Tom, I finally got the replacement sensor installed, but I am at the same place as you were on 26.April 2019. The display in the cockpit lights up, but stays at Zero. You described having the same

I would love to see these photos [i can’t seem to open them own the other mail from GARULFO. Also where does one buy this table? Peter Forbes Carango - Amel 54 #035 La Rochelle 00447836

I do think the standard cockpit table is one of the worst features of the Amel 54’s cockpit. It’s heavy and always in the way. I removed it and put at our house. Currently using a small foldable

Randal. On our A54-152 the table stores in a tucked forward position so the engine hatch opens unencumbered. I thought it was this way for everyone until we were parked next to another A54 in Opua.

Just to keep the hype for a good thing. Here some pics of basically the same bracketing. I don't Know who started this good thing, but this was on my 54. I will say the previous owners did upgrades a

Karen ,How many plan to buy the rub rail as of now ? Perhaps you should put out a last call ,before placing the order. It will never be cheaper ,if you are in the US.. I assume the more orders the

Ann-Sofia, Diane and I were on your boat in 2015 in Prickly Bay ,Grenada, and that is when we first saw the bracket and bought one when we got home. So you get credit for our's . Say Hi! to Jonas

I bought the same bracket a few yrs. ago, I made a table fit for two, I found that we can leave it in place and it is not in the the way, and always available . Our table is more conventional

Hello Ken, Where did you pick up your shorter cable? I remember watching the vid you did that was a while ago. Randall A54 #56