Thanks Mark, you are spot on. I have since discovered Watermakers Air has freight and package service on their passenger flights and they fly to Staniel Cay several times a day. Mark

Hi Mark, here is the nearest I have for a cube relay. It has eight pins not four.....

Hi Porter, I have made two Pacific Ocean voyages, one in 1991; Panama, Marquesas, Tuamotus, Society islands Tonga, NZ, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomons, Papua New Guinea, Philippines and on...and another

Hi Porter, I wish I had good answers, but instead have some questions. Are you fairly certain a 1 year visa is possible? Rene is Dutch, and his wife is Canadian. I wonder if he was able to get his

Thanks Craig,I will disassemble this weekend and see what is going on there. Definitely appreciate the information. Because I can still hear the motor spinning when it stops furling I was also

I very much appreciate all the thoughtful insights in every regard, and so I propose these technical questions. We are heavily considering a transit of the Canal in June. We've had extensive

Bill Kinney, et al, Exactly...well said, AND, I believe it takes some effort to maintain a Group Forum such as this one. I have been a member for about 12 years. I can remember several "new" members

Thanks Bill, excellent observation. Glad to be part of the group. John SV Annie. SM 37 Great Guana Cay Exuma.

Bill, Well said! I do think Henri Amel's boats--and philosophy -- attract and inspire a great family of people, whether employees or customers. Ian and Judy, Pen Azen, SM 302, Greece

Thanks Bill for bringing that to the attention of us all. It's very true. On several occasions I've looked at other blogs for some information and had the same experience. I agree that we should

Thank you Bill Now i have little more to go on, time to start to making some calls. Regards Niklas 2018-03-29 21:07 GMT+02:00 greatketch@... [amelyachtowners] <amelyachtowners@...>: -- Niklas

Hello Steve Thank you, i already have the rotary drive so i try to find a company that sell the chain and sprocket. I think i already have the keyway on the steering shaft. i am going to se if amel

Every once in a while I am lead into into temptation and I look at other sailing related forums on the web. I read a dozen threads--and am horrified. Every time I come back here and am thankful that

The chain specified for the sprockets supplied by Raymarine is standard ANSI #35 (3/8 inch pitch). If that is not available, I would assume a similar metric sized chain--with suitable

Mark, which relay do you need? We have boxes of spare parts from previous owner. Might have what you need. We are at Black Point Settlement right now...about 40 minutes away. John and Colleen SV

Hello Niklas, I’m a little surprised you do not have a rotary drive, as I’ve seen many SMs, and they all had one. I’d be curious to know how many of you out there do not have a rotary drive. I

Sounds like a reasonably engineered solution! Bill Kinney SM160, Harmonie Foxtown, Little Abaco, Bahamas ---In amelyachtowners@..., <ryan.d.meador@...> wrote : Bill, The hole where the wires come up

Try DoeBoi in George Town, Great Exuma. Ian S/V Loca Lola II SM153

Bill, The hole where the wires come up is lined with a pipe that rises probably 3/4" above the deck. With the "house" over the top, it functions somewhat like a dorade box. I think it would take a

Thanks Per-Erik I look in to it 2018-03-29 16:39 GMT+02:00 lottaedwards@... [amelyachtowners] <amelyachtowners@...>: -- Niklas Glöggler