This is a pretty expensive compass to throw away! Why dont you send it for repair. Go on the internet and type Danforth Compass Repair into the browser and you will find companies specializing in

Hello, on my Maramu #39 is a replacement Plastimo compass fitted, it looks very nice (as from origin) Jean Paul <richard03801@...>

crockery was an option, eric sm 375 kimberlite

wrote: No crockery, only six glasses, with heavy bottoms. Roy, Excalibur SM #195 (delivered May 1997)

We bought a new one and made the hole bigger. We suggest you find any compass that roughly fits the hole and go from there. best of luck. Richard M 183 --- Alex Paquin <alex.paquin@...> wrote:

Can anyone tell me what are the specifications or model number of the Danforth Constellation Compass installed on the Maramu in 1981? Our hull is No.94. I need to have it repaired or replaced since

We're in the purchasing process and checking inventories. What Amel crockery was included with a new Super Maramu in 1997?

Bill, Thanks for the information. This is exactly what I was looking for. Craig

Hi Craig, For what it is worth, I also found this info: * ICOM M801 v M802 Although the M801E <http://www.seacom.co.uk/M801/index.html> and M802 look the same that is where the

Hi Craig, It has been about 1 year since Judy and I met you aboard the Beneteau s/v Seabbatical at St. Johns. We have a SM2 "BEBE" (formerly SECURITY). I believe the primary reason is that the

Can anybody tell me why the IC-M801 Single Side Band radio (offered on the Amel 54) is better than the IC-M802? They have an option to install a cusomer supplied radio and I am trying to determine if

In 2001 when we purchased our Super Maramu 2000, MALAIKA II, we made two shipments to Amel in La Rochelle; one from our previous Amel in Seattle and the other from our east coast residence. Both

Does anybody have some advise about shipping personal items to the Amel yard in Perigny, France? Any recommendations or advise based on your experience would be appreciated. Craig and Jan Scott

Ken, When saltwater gets past the shaft (stainless furler tube) seal, the aluminum casing at the top of the gear case gets corroded and seizes up the shaft. If there is grease/oil in the bottom

I put all new bearings,seals and gaskets in all the boxes before I left US 5/20/2007. I used Super Lube ( a heavy silicone grease, canada) in the jib box, it looked about the same consistancy of

Hi Tom, No, there are no markings on mine either. It probably wouldn't help anyway as mine is a prototype furler, similar to the one on the Maramu. The newer Sharki's have a smaller furler.

Steve, Alan, Great timing for these posts. I am in the process refitting a Sharki and currently have the furling gear box in pieces in my basement. Thank you for the tip on the gear oil. Another

We have just put our yacht on the market privately if anyone is considering a Super Maramu. She is in perfect conditon with a lot of extras and has had a very sheltered life. If anyone is interersted

to Travel Via Oceans. I would be pleased to share my experience so far with Sm #349. It is certainly a rugged, well thought out vessel. Call 1-910-470-1225 Murray seidel. Wilmiongton, NC

Hi Golden Daze, I have US gas bottles on my Maramu and I fill them regularily from Continental bottles. It's very simple to do, you can buy a fitting in almost any shop. BTW, no problems with refills