We are fans of Delos. Have been watching them for a couple of years now. The Amel was not really a relevant part of why we watched, though it is more interesting since we became

Wolfgang, Good to be hanging out with another Amel last night in Cape May. Quite a.little squall last evening! The smaller boat next to us drug back and the young couple were fighting the whole time;

Hi Scott I do like your thinking and see you have muchbmore understanding than I. I generally run my 720ah lithium MV down to around 30% before I top them up with the generator and usually only to

Hi Alan: A couple of thoughts: 1. I highly recommend modifying the track so that you can remove the car easily by simply removing one bolt at the aft end of the track. See my picture below on

I, for.one, have learned a few things from their videos. Yes, I've spotted a few things along the way that made me say "oh, I could've helped you with (or prevent) that!" but by in large thwy handle

Nick, When I run the WM, the Dessalator gauge reads well over 100 liters per hour but it appears a bit optimistic. I assume you're checking the dipstick prior to running it for one hour and then

Pretty sure the Starbrite is good. Main ingredient should be propylene glycol. For engine and gen, we would close the engine room through-hull, then run engine while pouring pink stuff through the

Sheet happens :(

Eric, An excellent article. Thank you for sharing. The more I research and read, the more I'm inclined to reach for a JSD over a sea anchor. Fair winds and following seas! Brian Riggs Future Amel

Thanks Mark and Tom, I’ve found the Starbrite Pink antifreeze online at Force4 chandlery in the UK. Good to -46C. I think it’s probably the same product that you use, since it’s sold in US

I have at the end of the rail about 15 cm on each side cut off. This was the only way for me to remove the Traveler. Then it can be lifted off Heinz Quetzal sm2000, 292 Am 08.08.2019 um 10:27 schrieb

So today I sawed through the cotter pin and removed the remnants...but that rod is firmly stuck. Tried the grip it and hit it technique, nothing Others have suggested removing the car and soaking it

Hi Scott, My Desalateur produces 160l per hour easily. Actually one should adjust the pressure to that effect as the water temperature and salinity effect output. So in the West Indies and Greece in

WD-40 is good for starting a diesel but for lubrication it is poor as it absorbs water. Inox does the same job and repels water. To loosen up rusted in place things PB Blaster is far superior. Here

Yes- the drogue was attached as per the article. That time unfortunately was not the first time were in near hurricane/ hurricane force winds and had the JSD out. We had it out for over 30

If you are refinishing down below, where there isn’t constant exposure to direct sunlight, polyurethane is a much better choice for cabin soles. It is much harder, more abrasion resistant. In any

Don't Update your Timezero Maxsea to 4.0 if you use Furuno Navnet 3D. Otherwise you will loose the Synchronisation and can not Export your routes from Maxsea Timezero to Furuno Navnet 3D. Don't ask

Yes, I did see errors in the Delos video. Thank you for pointing out this video otherwise I would not have known about it and would have missed an opportunity to view any part of the video. --

Hi Koko, Good to know, I will try after using WD40. Thank you very much Wolfgang Weber SY Elise Amel 54#162

Hello Craig Thank you very much for this helpful Informations Wolfgang Weber SY Elise Amel 54#162