Found it. The website Igot a quote from is gone. Here is the brand: Aquamat. If you do a search forthe brand, you can find retailers. With best regards, Mark Skipper Sailing Vessel

After 20+ years of service, the compass on Talia (SM#209) has developed an air bubble (astonishing service life by today's standards). The compass is a Plastimo Olympic 135. My intention was to

Hi Mike, Sorry that didn’t work out. Thanks for letting me know itis no longer available. Too bad, carpet has lasted well for us and still looksgood. When I replace ours, I did consider

With the frustration of not finding a urethane foam backed broadloom carpet (apparently available in Canada, but not the US) I am considering a thick carpet without backing. My concern was about

Mike, Diane and I replaced our carpet about ten years ago,we went up the Airbase carpet mart in New Castle ,bought a short nap berber in beige ,used the old carpets as templates ,cut the new carpet

I agree with Bill regarding the Marco pump. We have had one for several years now, and consider it to be much higher quality than most of the other pumps available. Steve Davis Aloha SM 72 Port

Have you considered roll neoprene. It comes in different colors and thicknesses. Supplier should be easy to track down. Think wet suites

One thought would those bathroom carpets. If you could figure out the manufacturer then maybe you could a larger size / custom cut. Those carpet are meant for wet environs. Just a thought. I use

We are looking to replace our carpet and prefer to have a foam back both for comfort and non-slip. Saw Mark’s post on Shaw Nuwave backed carpet but it appears that is no longer in production.

Billy, I asked exactly that question of Amel and they told me that there is no impact for the 55. Cheers Joerg Joerg Esdorn A55 #37 Kincsem On the hard in Vigo, Spain

Hi Ian, in July 2018 we replaced the failing fresh water pump to a Marco UP6 25 PSI. Since then it is working without any problems and there is sufficient pressure on all tabs and outlets (dish

I know it violates your stated desire for a diaphragm pump, but I think the Marco gear pumps are the cat's meow. I think you'd be happy with a #3 or a #6. They are simple, robust, quiet, and very

We have the aqua king 2 and love it. Good pressure with both showers going. Very reliable in that we've been full time live-aboards for 10 years and I've replaced it once.......with a spare I seemed

CorrosionX is a sailor's best friend! I could tell you dozens of similar stories. If you own an Amel and do not have one of these, you will spend a lot more money than those who do have one of

A related recommendation (may be helpful to others in future searches). Our bilge pump activation switch began to fail, staying on even after the cord pulled the switch down and into the off

Hi Nick, if I understand you correctly the cracked part is the curved piece that carries the balls around the end. I had the same and the replacement car was expensive so almost for the fun of trying

Hi Nick. If I understand you correctlt th

I don't think I'd go with 55psi. I've had both 25psi and 40psi ParMax 4's on board for the past seven years. They are not super-long lived (but then again, they get ~lots~ of hours on them) and

I think that Olivier's reply is much like a reply from other highly experienced people. Most people with many years of experience have a small percentage of experience with Lithium and will offer

Do you think using lithiums and lowering the weight down there from the factory agms to half impacts the boat stability? It seems like it would reduce ballast, no? When he mentioned using fewer than