<hollamby@c...> wrote: centre of the nut to would have severe Good thinking. Scratch the hacksaw blade, add the washers. So far, however, my piece of plastic (cut from a wire tie) continues to hold

<no_reply@y...> wrote: drogue Eric, I have a ATN Gale Sail for my SMM (#303). It wraps around the genoa and is hoisted by the spare halyard. I have used it several times, most recently in a

Arnold, goodmorning We'd be very interested to hear more about your SuperMaramu. Please contact us via - brennan@... Many thanks Rob and Glen Brennan wrote: Caribbean.

Dear ArnoldWe have been in contact before about your boat.I would be very interested in selling the boat for you as we have a number of clients looking for Supermaramu's.What price are you looking at

Hello I am about to undertake the installation of an Icom 802 on my Super Maramu. It seems a straightforward installation. I have several questions. 1- The SM comes prewired for an SSB. There are

Hi Does anyone have performance polars for the Super maramu. I have purchased the Max Sea program and its routing function needs polars in order to work. Does Amel have this information. You can

I am thinking of selling my 1994 Super Maramu as now living in California it is just too much of a hassle to get to the Caribbean. She is currently at the dock in Tortola, ready to go. Arnold

Szabo we did the same on our Euros Beryl Grey and it was simply hard work by hand finished with sand paper and then resprayed and the lining renewed. It was a good idea about sharing info on the Euros

Hi Geza, I have recently purchased an 1984 Maramu, which had all the head linings replaced last year, for exactly that reason. I believe they did use acetone, but beware the fumes. Apparently it

Hi All! The foam backed headliner/ wallcovering that Amel used in 1979 on my Euros 41 is falling down/off as it seems the foam has dissolved. I know that this is a common problem. How can you

I ordered directly from http://www.ifmefector.com/ifmus/web/home.htm. Unfortunately I have not the Part-No by hand. The Part-No is written on the chain counter. Best regards Hanspeter Wehrli SM

I got one from Pochon. Jerry "Vicente Pereda" <VPEREDA@...> wrote:

Hallo everybody, I am trying to replace the chain counter in the cockpit in my SM sn 107. Does anybody Know were to get one of those for chain of 10 mm.? Thanks in advance. Vicente

Stephan, You are the only person whom I have found, that has actually used a Gale Sail. I posted a request for information some months ago at the SSCA web-site on this subject and did not get a

what type of storm sails have been used on the sm and kind of drogue or sae anchor? has anyone flown a storm sail or used a drogue? thanks eric freedman kimberlite

Many thanks for the advice. Regards Millie & Chris <closereach@y...> wrote: been other opposite way the so more

Hi Stephan. The cheapest and probaly most efficient way in terms of output is to use a DC/DC converter from Targus ( http://www.targus.com ). Input is between 8 to 16V and output will be according to

Millie and Chris, In the summer of 2001 I unstepped both masts and replaced all the rigging. After restepping, the way I have tensioned the rig has been progressively to sail to stronger winds.

Message text written by INTERNET:amelyachtowners@... If you mean a wire antenna the simple solution is to put ceramic insulators in the starboard mizzen backstay, the top one being about

Message text written by INTERNET:amelyachtowners@... The crash bar sounds good but you will need a ring welded on at each end to take a webbing safety belt. Bali Hai was suppllied fitted