We also use(d) the Webcatcher (from Silentwind). Easy to install, works like a WLAN-Spot for all your devices. No problems at all. What we underestimated: 1. You have often to many masts or other

Hello Mike, I am surprised the corner seats are failing. Eleuthera is the same vintage and corners are still in good order. However, from my experience, I’ve replaced some of the handles...

Ill hit you up on FB messenger! -- Jeremy Hermanns - "Jer" SVCerulean.com Maramu #105 Marina Del Rey, CA

Hi Charles, Thanks for laying out the process for me. Very cool. And I appreciate your thoroughness. I think it's best if we get you a sample in hand. If we can't find one from another owner, perhaps

Good to hear Ryan & Kelly I will look up your January design. Hard to get fresher than that!

We have a system I designed built around Mikrotik parts that is essentially identical to what Eric linked. It has worked very well for us. I sent a detailed writeup on my design to this list in

Merci Eric

Yes, that’s right: It is the screw for the spare fixed prop on SM’s. it is not for the autoprop. The flat part has to be between the prop and the nut and has to be bend at the end of

I have had great luck with this antenna and wi-fi router. It has been working great for a few years and is inexpensive. If you have a problem , when you call you speak to the owner. Fair

Agree. The systems using a Bullet use a Cat 5 LAN cable. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

I think it is the nut and locking washer for the spare prop. Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376

Good advice Paul

Thanks Matt Appreciate the feedback which aides my search. Cheers

I do not recommend systems that use a USB cable to the antenna (such as Red Box). There is too much power loss in these cables. Cheers, Paul S/Y Ya Fohi - Amel 54 #98 - Grenada

There are many systems out there to choose from. Costs for the kit start at close to $400. They consist of a Ubiquity bullet (a radio receiver tuned for 2,4 ghz), a PoE injector (Power over Ethernet),

There were a couple of different rub rails for the Mango and just one, all but certain, on the Sharks and Maramu. They share nothing in common with the Santorin and Super Maramu insert. JOEL F.

Charles, My understanding is the Mango rail is quite different, but that is thirtd hand, at best Here is a photo of the insert from an early Super Maramu, before Amel switched to a white extrusion. .

Hello Karen, I am interested in joining the order (will commit today) if the rail you are going to extrude would fit my Amel Mango. Do you have a profile/drawing/picture you can share? Or do you know

Martin, We have been using a Webcatcher (I believe the same as a Bullet) which I bought from Diginav in Le Marin 4 years ago and it has worked perfectly ever since. There was a choice of 3 antenna

We have an extruder in the USA to make a custom extrusion of the Amel rubber rail that fits the Super Maramu and Santorin. The material will be white EDPM, and it will be supplied in 2 pieces each 16