Gary: Did you get these O-rings in the US or order them from Amel or Dessalator? Mark Pitt and they are as follows

Hi Gary, Thanks for all of your help. I took the boat for a spin today and ran the watermaker for about 5 minutes before taking a sample of the water directly from the watermaker membrane after

Hi Gary, We will try to take a photo of the circuit board tomorrow or the next day. The boat has been in BVI almost her entire life, in Grenada now. Sorry, cannot tell you the proportions of the

18 June 2006 I located my receipt for the O-rings I purchased for the watermaker and they are as follows 9.0 by 1.5 mm N70 19.0 by 2.5 mm N70 53.0 X 3.5 mm N70 N70 = Nitrile (Buna)

18 June 2006 Judy: Thanks for your response. Any chance you could take a digital photo of your control circuit board (located in the electrical box on the back side of the control panel, accessed

Tested our watermaker twice today to time it. Green light comes on at 1 minute 40 seconds. We have verified that it does produce 160 lph. We have 108 hours on the watermaker. It has been pickled

18 June 2006 Ian: The green light on the water maker Does do something. It illuminates when the diverter solenoid valve switches from sending the product water overboard to sending the water to

Dear Joel, For a man who has a wealth of experience and valuable information on everything to do with Amel boats, to say nothing of an abundance of opinions, your keyboard has been( unusually

18 June 2006 Eric: The O-rings for the Dessalator 160 lph water maker membranes are as follows: End Cap O-rings (8 required) 3.5 mm - 56.6 mm ID, 61 mm OD Product water bore in end cap (4 ?

Hi Eric: Sorry to hear that you water maker is making salt water. Yes, my water make is the 160 lph. Originally it was marketed as a 120 lph water maker (this is a function of the membranes and the

Gary, my crew said the water tasted funky on the trip home from st martin . i just hooked up the omega salinity tester and the water pinned the instrument. I am going to drain the tank and go out and

Hi Ian, Yes my meter is made in Korea for HM Digital in the States.I gave the web site addresses in my posting of 8 June omitting the www. bit as yahoo seems to censor web addresses. Mine sometimes

Ian: Have you tried orienting the sensor horizontally or inverted? I found that my sensor didn't give consistent readings when I had it mounted vertically. I think that perhaps the probes weren't

Eventhough the word is in "quotation Mark", please do not use "Radar" with AIS. On your radar screen, what you see is what you get WHERE YOU ARE AND NOW (assuming everything is working properly). With

<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