Thanks John for your efforts on my behalf, corrections noted. Gary wrote:

Thanks Gary, Can you give me more information on the charcoal filters that you have enstalled and use. Peter amelliahona <no_reply@...> wrote: Peter Pappas Callisto SM 369

Peter Pappas Callisto SM 369 wrote: " I am traveling in Mexico and disinfect any water that I receive from domestic sources with ¼ teaspoon of bleach per gallon of water. My question is should I

Just to formalize the issue, here is my question and the response from Dessalator regarding the use of propylene glycol antifreeze in the unit. Good winter to all, Bill and Cathy Nation Sogno di

Hello again Gary, I have just had a look at my message of yesterday and seen that I gave you a wrong dimension. The depth of the forward end of the locker from the cockpit to the vent pipes is 127

Hi Gary, Thanks for your message, I was hoping that one of the other of the many members would give you the dimensions! I have been down to Bali Hai and got the sizes for you. This is much easier on

I am traveling in Mexico and disinfect any water that I receive from domestic sources with ¼ teaspoon of bleach per gallon of water. My question is should I also be treating the water made with the

John: Using "at" in the email address rather than the ampersand "@" seems to work for conveying email address on Yahoo. Are you aboard Bali Hai? Would you mind taking the measurements that I have

I have a set of instructions from Desalateur which say that the oil for the cat pump is 0.75ltr. of SAE 30/40 engine oil and that it is important not to mix different oils. I think it is possible to

Hello fellow Amel owners, I am not currently on my boat, yet I need to know a couple of dimension for the port side cockpit lazarette. 1. I need to know (cm or inches ok) the height of the

"Out of the hurricane box. Boat will be in NZ AU for some time and then sailed back to the US." I am insured thru Offshore Risk Management, William J. Coates, broker, (305) 743-7711 or (800)

Gary, Thanks. Out of the hurricane box. Boat will be in NZ AU for some time and then sailed back to the US. I'm confused about how Yahoo handles reply addresses> I've set my preferences to show

Drew: Yahoo trunkates all email addresses so I have to respond this way. Where are you located? Will the boat be kept in or out of the hurricane box? These items will greatly influence insurance

Am in the process of purchasing an Amel SM 2000; would appreciate any info and recommendations regarding insurance. Please respond to my email drew.gaffney@... Thanks

To all, I am installing a SSB radio. The Amel manual says "If the boat hasn't got any SSB radio the ground plates are connected to the zinc anodes. When setting up a SSB, disconnect the ground

This snap, crakle and pop phenomenon has been described as a marine life creature called "krill". I have no details on it, but doing an online search should produce useful

Peter, Yes indeed the snapping and popping sound is caused by snapping shrimp. From National Geographic: "Among the fascinating creatures of the deep is a finger-size shrimp with an oversize

When snorkeling you can hear the same sound and it is my experience that it is sea urchin munching on shells and mussels. In the cold Danish waters you won’t hear the sound as we have no sea

Peter, I too had the same experience in a marina in the med. I spent virtually all night trying to trace an "electrical short" only to be told by a livaboard that it was fish scraping away the growth

Whe I was docked in Gran Canaria I heard the same sound for 4 days. I was told it was small shrimp (or some such sea life) munching on or around the bottom of the hull. The sound was most pronounced