Appreciate the update Stefan. I’ve postponed my flight this Saturday and we are now booked out of Montreal on April 4th. $170 One Way. Fingers crossed for getting supplies for the trek nord

Hi together! Please note: In Martinique all shops Bars , the yard an also the Amel Store is closed regarding the Covid 19 hype. We heard about that this evening from Per-Erik SM 373 Voyageur, Le Marin

Thanks Alex, so I might be seeing you sooner!

Albon at Amel in Martinique can probably have the gear or shaft/gear for you when you arrive. You can email him at amel.caraibes"at"wanadoo.fr

Recently, I was in Antigua with a client and Amel 54 owner that many of you know. Antigua's Jolly Harbour is a beautiful place and the home of some special shops which I believe can help Amel owners.

I just had two teeth on the gear attached to the horizontal winch-handle shaft break off. No warning as it has always worked smoothly and easily. It feels too light-weight to be stainless. Is it

An Amel owner just asked me if boats were still allowed to go to Sint Maarten, so I went to Immigration and ask. Only incoming “commercial” flights from the US, UK and EU are canceled as well

In my experience, the nut is very tight at all times so turning "until tight" doesn't necessarily work. You don't want to over tighten this because it will shorten the period to a complete repacking

Use the Amel-supplied wrench and turn the plastic nut 1/6th of a turn or more until tight. I have been on a 55 that required 1/2 turn, but it is usually 1/6th. On all but the first 55s, Amel installed

Thank you Jorg On 16 Mar 2020, at 08:33, Joerg Esdorn via Groups.Io <jhe1313@...> wrote:

I have purchased an Echopilot 2D and now the question is where to install it. Amel advises it needs to be installed 1.5 m away from the sonic speed transducer. They are suggesting 1.5 m forward of

You need to remove the plate circled in red. You will then have access to a large plastic nut which can be tightened clockwise in 1/6 revolution increments. AMEL provides a large custom wrench to

Yes that’s correct Bill, Regards , Stuart On 16 Mar 2020, at 07:46, CW Bill Rouse <brouse@...> wrote:

Are you referring to the rudder post packing inside the water-tight steering, autopilot, and quadrant compartment? Best, CW Bill Rouse Amel Owners Yacht School +1 832-380-4970 | brouse@... 720

Does anyone have a diagram , is there a stuffing box , or tightening gland and can this be tightened with the boat in the water? Stuart Hemingway

Thank you Bill and Giovanni, Bill, RTV was used, I just did a good job wiping off the excess. The leak is between the shaft and the lip of seal not seal to housing. I agree that we need SAV at Amel.

I went with B&G 4G for just that reason. Power. I just got rid of my Furuno. Wasn't worth anything Aras Sharki #163 1988

Hello Paul, I have both from FURUNO and I am very satisfied with it. The digital radar on both MFD12 and the old one in navigation. I use the digital at night and, if necessary, the analog for control

I just put these in my SM - THEY ARE AMAZING! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000P0R6GQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Was shocked at the range, and how well it uses the cabinet

Hello! Planning to install a Raymarine Quantum radar. We have an very excellent Furuno radar but it draws a lot of AMPS. I have seen that some of you have both the old and the new radar installed. My