Hi all , fellow Amel owners. Since recently i am proud owner of Fidelis an Amel54 2009. I am preparing her for paticipating ARC+2019. and decided to install a SBB radio. The boat is prepared and has a

Thank you Bill. the position of the copper foil in the aft lazarette is very usefull information. i will let you now how i get on.

Hi Steve, the marina's Masnou and Premia just North of Barcelona are very reasonable . close to Barcelona airport and 100M distance from Mallorca . Jeroen Jeltes Fidelis Amel 54.

is this topic still active ?? Since this topic is several years past, and situations might have changed including insurance companies, i like to bring it up again . Dear Olivier and Biil and all forum

Thank you Olivier, Bill, and all , i will start a discussion with the Panteanius and will let you know the result. Jeroen.

Hi all Amel owners. i am struggling to remove the cover of the MEJ1 furler, to be able to replace te belt. i have tried a rubber hammer, i do not like to use a srewdriver as this would damage the anod

Dear Roque, thank you for picture,it helps, pls do you have a picture of the cover? it is not clear if it has a flat surface. regards, Jeroen

i managed to get it removed finally, and apparently the cover is mounted in a recess.

ref Amel 54 bno 118 Fidelis, now in quarantine in Aruba, so plenty of time to do jobs. We have noticed for some time there is water, fresh water, collecting underneath the aft shower cabin. I want to

Ref Fidelis Am54 bno.118 . i am surprised there is no safety bilgepump for the saloon , forward- and aft section . only one bilge pump to drain the grey waterhole in the engineroom. We already experie

sorry, i never said i made holes in the bulkheads .

dear Bill, i do understand how the bulkhead system works, with the waterticht compartments, yet it is not clear to me how to remove water from these compartments, without the aid of a pump. kind regar

Thank you Bill. thank you for good advice . particularly spilling saltwater in the engineroom is never easy to remove/collect and this is where it hurts most. ref water in bilge lockers; i feel more c