We have got an offer to put Alwgrip on the Hull, boot strip and rub rail as she already in a shed undergoing some repair . the offer looks attractive Is there anyone out there who have any good or

Ian, et al, We replaced with a 150%, not a 140% - straight cut Dacron by UK sails. A fat furling pad in the luff helps a bit with shape when it's furled. Given that "percent" (150, 140, 135 etc.) is

Alex It was from Ullman Sails in Chaguaramas. I think it’s Dacron, but the invoice is on the boat and I don’t get back there until next week. Ian Ocean Hobo SN96

I have seen this boat in Martinique. The boat was on the dock next to my boat. I was inside. According to the owner "S" stands for special. Boat has many good features of new 54' boat. It has much

Hello Olivier, Well if you don't know about it, then may be the owner tried to be fancy... I will ask Jean who owns "Too Much" the story he heard when he met the owner. Sincerely,

On Wednesday, March 7, 2018, 4:05:12 PM GMT-4, Alex Ramseyer wrote: Hi Ian, who did you buy that from? Is it Dacron

Hi Ian, who did you buy that from? Is it Dacron or Hydranet? Can you tell me your price>?Thanks, Alex

Kent Do you know the foot length of your Genoas? Original Amel foot is 8,25 m giving an area of 67 sqm. With a J of 5,0 meters I get it to 165%, but I might be wrong in how to calculate the %. with my

Hello, no I cannot tell anything about that. I've never seen a SUPER MARAMU 2000 S ... Any picture of this SM ? Olivier

For the Caribbean in winter, I love my 110. The 135 is a good compromise if you're only going to use one genoa, but the 110 and 150 seem like a great combination. If I get a 150 for the S Pacific,

Santorin GT - I like it! Craig , s/v Sangaris; Santorin GT68 ---In amelyachtowners@..., <parkianj@...> wrote : It was in Le Marin, Martinique when we were there. I asked Jean Collin about it. He

It was in Le Marin, Martinique when we were there. I asked Jean Collin about it. He said that there was no 2000S. I did think of putting GT after my Santorin....... (but not for long) Ian Ocean Hobo

I met a guy that met this owner. If I remember correctly the (original) owner worked for Amel and in his boat had the same ceiling and other things as the 54, etc. May be Olivier can enlight

Mark- if you've been to Fort de France you're aware of the ferry traffic right through the anchorage every 10 minutes........I had to carefully counterbalance against to 2 ft waves or capsizing was a

Last month my wife and I were anchored off Cabrit in Iles Des Saintes. As often happens, an Amel leaving the area altered course and came by to chat. It was French flagged boat with a nice gentleman

Thomas, I wish I were anchored near you to have watched this. Itmost have been very entertaining for your neighbors. With bestregards, Mark Skipper Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K

Hello all, I have had a big tri-radial made from Hydranet cloth for 11 years and many miles and it still looks good. It was made by Gateff, who is no longer in business. The shape is such that

I thought I would add to the group's knowledge base and share my recent experiences. I read all the posts and was persuaded that I should probably change out my 14 year old clothes washer before it

Kent and others We have today a 150% Genoa, just a few seasons old, we do not find it work well in apparent winds above 20 knots, when partly furled it wrinkles a lot and windward capability is poor,

Barry, Anytime will do, I won't be back there until May (crewing in the Antugua Classics). Much appreciated and will pass on the good will of course. Cheers, Paul Ya Fohi, Amel 54 #98