<sailingjudy@...> wrote: On the 1562, it is 1562. So you can try 1503.

Hi, We have just sold our lovely Amel Sharki Hallelujah. We have enjoyed reading about various specific challenges. We will mill our Amel and have not found any better yacht. Please remove us from

Hi Ian and Judy, Bluemarin did not drink the product and relied on bottled water. They also relied on the salinity monitor which did not work as has now been clearly revealed. The result was that

Hi Gary, Your latest findings make further disturbing reading. Crusader went back in the water a few days ago, and as promised, I have repeated the tests that you did on your Dessalator water maker.

Hi John, Is your TDS meter made by HM Digital? Mine is, and no matter where I put it in the blue output line, all I get is an 'Err' message when the water maker is producing water. It does give a

Hi Ian: Mine is the 120 lph (now 160 lph with the new membranes) 220 VAC 50 hertz model. My membranes had only 185 hours on them when they failed. As I previously mentioned I am sure that their

Dear John and Anne, Thanks for those tips. Judy, who is a great water drinker, has a prejudice against the water maker water even though I catch her out on a regular basis with blind tastings

Thks to every who sent me replies about problems with the thruster. I did manage to repair it - it was slightly out of position and I asjusted the control box ? a bit down so that the metal arrows

Just to correct the information on the Maramu: From the mid eighties this model was equipped with electrical furling genoa and main as well as with a retractable bow thruster. The difference

I will sumarize quickly, so it will be very uncomplete. Maramu and Santorin are of the same size (46 ft), Super maramu is 53ft. There are many difference between Maramu and Santorin. main differences

I am planning to buy an Amel, and I wonder if some one could tell me what are the main differences on Supermaramu, Maramu and Santorin considering 45'and ketch rigging. The pros and cons. Thaks

Hello everyone: I just posted a picture in the watermaker folder showing the control panel I built for my EC sensor with a 110 decibel sonalert, mute/arm switch with LED indicating power on

Dear Ian and Judy, My watermaker has done about 255 hours. We use it for all our onboard water. I bought the DM1 model TDS and now I wish I had the DM2 as it never occurred to me that the screen on

Hi Gary, I have just printed some of your very useful photos on changing the membranes. Is yours a 60lph or 160 lph system? How many hours did you get out of your membranes before you renewed them?

Dear John and Anne, Thanks for another good tip.We are in Blighty for the summer so have promptly been online to ro-man.Their prices look good, tho I'm not sure of they sell the membranes we would

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Hi, I just finished installing this AIS "radar" unit on my boat and it works great. It only took 2 hours to install. I believe it is a very worthwhile investment Fair Winds, Eric Amel Super

Dear Yves: Thank you for being the first to bring to our attention the problems associated with the salinity sensor on the Dessalator water maker. Your post about the motor fire doesn't specify if

I have spent more than 40 hours drawing complete schematics and logic diagrams for the Dessalator water maker Control Board on my Amel SM 2000 , Hull # 335. I have verified that the salinity sensor

Hi, Can anybody help me. I hve had mooring rope in the thruster due too short mooring rope. Now cannot get bowthruster fully up ca 1,5 cm left. Not sure if get it fully down, but when I dive can move