Dear Amelians, I'm looking for recommendations for a propeller. Please share your experience with yours, why you think it was a good choice for your Super Maramu or 54. Also, I appreciate your

Hi Peter, I concur with Bill -- you almost certainly have a ground fault. The 32A breaker on the outside of the panel box is also a ground fault interrupter. If it is tripping instantly, that

Of course you are right Tom. I knew that but sometimes I get things exactly backwards when my fingers type faster than my brain! :-) Great catch! Brent -- Brent Cameron Future Amel Owner & Amel

Hello all. I am getting ready to order a SCUBA compressor - Coltri MCH6 (110 volt electric). My boat its the Amel Mango. Do any of my fellow Mango owners have a dive compressor on their vessel? If so

Hi Tom, Yes, the circuit breaker that is tripping is the Amel unit on the outside of the 220VAC box housing the panel. We do not have a transformer for the 110VAC circuit. To get the 220VAC power

Peter, I am going to answer your question as though nothing has been changed or modified since your Amel was new. This is the only way anyone without specific knowledge of your Amel can accurately

Hi Brent, Your physics will outshine mine any day of the week, but I must interject that it was Tesla who was the AC advocate (indeed, he invented the AC motor). Edison fought the losing battle for

I just finalizing the installation of a 540 Ah LIFePO4 bank, have discharge att maximum what my Inverter can draw and charged with 100 A, I only notice minor temp increase, more heat from my 4 MPPT

Ken, Your video and arguments seem rock solid. In Holland we would say: "Daar is geen speld tussen te krijgen". Rough translation: Can't get a sewing-pin between those arguments :) Nothing is said

Hello Billy, Aquarius was fitted with 600W of hard panels, and we did pretty good for 3 years. Then our Victron Batteries Started to go. Once your batteries start to go, they take more energy to

AND in French Polynesia 220V 60 Hz !!!! Cheers Alan Elyse SM437

Great advice, Ken. I appreciate your comments. Following Bill's recommendation, I wrote to Olivier. I'll see what he says about it. Best. Victor

Hello Victor, I agree with Bill to get a professional opinion! But, I do have some comments and would like to know if they make sense. 1. Do not let anyone patch this from the inside. This will

If you REALLY want confusing, Japan’s power is 100 v. 50 Hz in the east, and 60 Hz in the west. They use the same outlets as the US. That must make appliance manufacturers, crazy! ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Actually Matt is right, the US (and Canadian) standard is 120Volts AC +/- 5% (which is 114 to 126 Volts) at 60 Hertz. Way back in the early days, Edison (who won the power battle with AC power over

Thank you Bill, Matt and Tom, Just to clarify, when I refer to plugging into shore power, for this discussion I mean 230VAC 50A shore power in NorthAmerica. (Yes 60 Hz). The previous owners

Peter, You definitely have a ground fault in some device on your boat. A ground fault will trip a pedestal breaker in a marina much faster than a ground fault will trip the main breaker on your

One thing to keep in mind, US power is 120 volts, 60 hz, not 110. Easy mistake to make. Even our A50 with the US power option is labeled 110 volts. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Being in the US, we have also had to occasionally run on a shore pedestal that puts out 30 amps at 110 volts. The transformer in the engine room then converts that to 220 volts, which, I have always

Greetings, I’m hoping someone has run into this before, and can shed some light. I have the feeling the answer is staring me right in the face and I just can’t see it. For 3 years of owning la