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Re: Santorin Balooner
Eamonn, partly furling worked fine for us when the wind got stronger, to be on the safe side we reduce size in the night, never had any problems. did not change the setup during our atlantic crossing,
Eamonn, partly furling worked fine for us when the wind got stronger, to be on the safe side we reduce size in the night, never had any problems. did not change the setup during our atlantic crossing,
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Herbert Lackner
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#47781
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Re: Chain and Anchor
Nick, yes, it is a WASI Buegel anchor.
Any experiences with the WASI compared to the Rocna? Why have so many upgraded to Rocna?
herbert
Nick, yes, it is a WASI Buegel anchor.
Any experiences with the WASI compared to the Rocna? Why have so many upgraded to Rocna?
herbert
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Herbert Lackner
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#47780
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Re: Chain and Anchor
Hallo
I have a 100m 10 mm stainless steel chain and a Mantus stainless steel 85 lbs steel ANKER. The Price for the Mantus is about half as the Rocna. I have it 9 month now with no problem at all.
I
Hallo
I have a 100m 10 mm stainless steel chain and a Mantus stainless steel 85 lbs steel ANKER. The Price for the Mantus is about half as the Rocna. I have it 9 month now with no problem at all.
I
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Heinz Stutenbaeumer
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#47779
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Re: Santorin Balooner
Hello
When crossing the Atlantic and the Pacific, We only rolled up the balooner as far as necessary. When the thunderstorm was over it was easy to roll it out again.
We never had any damage to the
Hello
When crossing the Atlantic and the Pacific, We only rolled up the balooner as far as necessary. When the thunderstorm was over it was easy to roll it out again.
We never had any damage to the
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heinz@quetzal.berlin
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#47778
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Re: Santorin Balooner
Hi, I have been wondering about what to do when the true wind gets to 20 knots. Amel says if the true wind exceeds 20 knots then the balooner and foresail may be rolled together. I wondered if the
Hi, I have been wondering about what to do when the true wind gets to 20 knots. Amel says if the true wind exceeds 20 knots then the balooner and foresail may be rolled together. I wondered if the
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Eamonn Washington
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#47777
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Re: [Amel Yacht Owners] New size for Bow Thruster seal
Mike,
I did my first bowthruster service this past winter and used a 29x42x8 seal. It was a tight fit but it works. The seal I replaced was also a 29mm ID seal. There was no oil leaking from the
Mike,
I did my first bowthruster service this past winter and used a 29x42x8 seal. It was a tight fit but it works. The seal I replaced was also a 29mm ID seal. There was no oil leaking from the
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Mark McGovern
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#47776
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Re: Chain and Anchor
The original stainless anchor is probably a WASI Beugel anchor. It is a good anchor for sure but in my opinion your 33kg Rocna is much better and nearly 30% bigger.
I recently demoted my 30kg WASI to
The original stainless anchor is probably a WASI Beugel anchor. It is a good anchor for sure but in my opinion your 33kg Rocna is much better and nearly 30% bigger.
I recently demoted my 30kg WASI to
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ngtnewington Newington
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#47775
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Re: Chain and Anchor
Hi Herbert,
Can’t comment on the chain as I’ve never had stainless. Guess it might settle better in the anchor locker.
We have the 25kg Rocna on our Santorin and not had any problem with it. With
Hi Herbert,
Can’t comment on the chain as I’ve never had stainless. Guess it might settle better in the anchor locker.
We have the 25kg Rocna on our Santorin and not had any problem with it. With
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Ian Park
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#47774
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Re: Chain and Anchor
I ordert now
One spade ancor Seewater Aluminium 18,5 Kg
for second and stern ancor and 28 kg seewater Aluminium for main ancor
I hope it is a god concept
Best
SM Balu
222
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
I ordert now
One spade ancor Seewater Aluminium 18,5 Kg
for second and stern ancor and 28 kg seewater Aluminium for main ancor
I hope it is a god concept
Best
SM Balu
222
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
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Elja Röllinghoff Balu SM 222
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#47773
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Re: Chain and Anchor
Keep in mind, galvanized, steel chain is more ductile than stainless (a good thing) and has higher tensile strength. Those are positives. Oh, also costs less.
Negative is, when the galvanizing wears,
Keep in mind, galvanized, steel chain is more ductile than stainless (a good thing) and has higher tensile strength. Those are positives. Oh, also costs less.
Negative is, when the galvanizing wears,
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Matt Salatino
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#47772
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Chain and Anchor
Hi Amelians,
an excellent topic to discuss - anchor and chain :-)
just booked the flights back to Mexico and "in preparation" for the next season... and therefore questions...
KALI MERA has 90
Hi Amelians,
an excellent topic to discuss - anchor and chain :-)
just booked the flights back to Mexico and "in preparation" for the next season... and therefore questions...
KALI MERA has 90
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Herbert Lackner
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#47771
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Re: Help! SM deck stripes
The paint we bought locally in Trinidad, from a shop by Coral Cove, was much better than Brightsides. Didn’t flake off like brightsides, one part, and easy to apply. Of course I used it as a boot
The paint we bought locally in Trinidad, from a shop by Coral Cove, was much better than Brightsides. Didn’t flake off like brightsides, one part, and easy to apply. Of course I used it as a boot
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Matt Salatino
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#47770
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Re: Help! SM deck stripes
We used Brightside Hatteras Off White and a flattening agent. Very close match.
Ian & Margaret
S/V Loca Lola II
SM153
US East Coast
We used Brightside Hatteras Off White and a flattening agent. Very close match.
Ian & Margaret
S/V Loca Lola II
SM153
US East Coast
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Ian Townsend
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#47769
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Re: Help! SM deck stripes
Chuck,
He's right. I had an issue with mixing Brightside to brown.
If he is talking about the paint supply shop in Coral Cove Marina, I trust the opinion of the owner of that shop. We had him mix 1
Chuck,
He's right. I had an issue with mixing Brightside to brown.
If he is talking about the paint supply shop in Coral Cove Marina, I trust the opinion of the owner of that shop. We had him mix 1
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CW Bill Rouse
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#47768
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Help! SM deck stripes
Hi All,
This is a cut and paste from a friend who was going to paint my stripes on my SM in Trinidad.
"went to budget marine but don't have brown in paint in Interlux Brightside went to the paint
Hi All,
This is a cut and paste from a friend who was going to paint my stripes on my SM in Trinidad.
"went to budget marine but don't have brown in paint in Interlux Brightside went to the paint
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Chuck_Kim_Joy
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#47767
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Re: [Amel Yacht Owners] New size for Bow Thruster seal
We just replaced the prop shaft seal with the 29mm lip seal. Aletes was on the hard and the bow thruster was dipping oil the next day. Thinking we may have damaged the lip seal during installation, we
We just replaced the prop shaft seal with the 29mm lip seal. Aletes was on the hard and the bow thruster was dipping oil the next day. Thinking we may have damaged the lip seal during installation, we
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Mike Ondra
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#47766
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Re: Emptying the ( waste tank) on a 1977 meltem53
Three miles off shore. 😎
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Craig Briggs
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#47765
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Re: Air conditioner seawater pump won’t start
Sorry guys, just read that last post and the 2nd para should read...
The problem was simply that the seawater pump is not commanded to turn on IF the ambient temp is below the set point.
I couldn’t
Sorry guys, just read that last post and the 2nd para should read...
The problem was simply that the seawater pump is not commanded to turn on IF the ambient temp is below the set point.
I couldn’t
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Dean Gillies
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#47763
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Re: Air conditioner seawater pump won’t start
Hi Mark, Bill, Matt & Danny,
Thanks for posting.
It turned out that the problem I was having was nothing to do with the capacitor, corrosion or the rotor sticking. The clue was in the lack of drive
Hi Mark, Bill, Matt & Danny,
Thanks for posting.
It turned out that the problem I was having was nothing to do with the capacitor, corrosion or the rotor sticking. The clue was in the lack of drive
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Dean Gillies
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#47762
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Re: Air conditioner seawater pump won’t start
Hi Nick,
I’ll try that screwdriver method next year, although I found that just spinning it a few times before starting up the system also seems to work.
We also used the AC a lot in Greece.
Hi Nick,
I’ll try that screwdriver method next year, although I found that just spinning it a few times before starting up the system also seems to work.
We also used the AC a lot in Greece.
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Dean Gillies
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#47761
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