#29 Exit Strategy (1979) is just up the road from First Love right now and it might be good to compare stiffness and parts. -Nathan (in contract on #29)

You're probably thinking of the comments posted by John on 21 January 2013 (re: Popeye Maramu #91). He included a detailed description of his installation process. 24 May Attilio Siviero had some comm

Dave monitors this list and is reachable at his work: http://islandplanetsails.com/ However, I've had hull 29 for about a year now. Dave is in Reno and the boat is in Alameda, California. If you have

#29, as Dave said, is still all external halyards. I like it that way. My only problem is not having enough halyards, so next time the masts are down I'll do something like fit a plate to the top of e

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Does anyone have sailmaker measurements for the original Maramu? I, J, P, E, etc. I'm doing two things: assessing new sails and applying for a rating certificate. Thanks -Nathan ***** Maramu #29

A Maramu has plenty of space to add a watermaker and those devices have improved a lot on power consumption in the last couple of decades, so a new one wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing vs the stock

Jeremy, I don't have plans but I do have what I believe is an original cockpit table. I can take whatever measurements/pictures you'd like with it installed or separate. -Nathan Maramu #29

Will do. I did take a look at your own picture: Note - my own is the full size table for meal service, not a holder for 4 drinks and appetizers not much bigger than the winch bracket it sits on as I s

I have one and like it for bay use: rowing only so far. When rowing with only me (190 lbs) in the rower position, there isn't much freeboard at the bow. However, I've rowed around with another guy abo

I got the form letter and an explanation. The explanation said that they were no longer doing auto-renew policies and gave me a list of three different insured crusing areas to select from for them to

Anyone have details on what was used to finish the interior wood of Maramus? Comments on the Super Maramus welcome as it may be close enough. I've got little patches to maintain including sun and salt

Like BeBe, I have Kyocera panels and have been happy with them (also on two other boats). That's two ~100W panels, one port and one starboard on the lifelines aft. The long axis is forward/aft and the

I don't have one, but unless they did something special for an Amel version doesn't the Furuno 208 Mark 2 print out on paper as well? For myself, I like the SSB->laptop combination with occasional fid

You're welcome to try the wireless one with the iPad... want to take the one I know works to Mexico though. You could just have the other one. Anyway, turns out that I'm at Wally's tomorrow night for

So sorry, mis-reply.

My Maramu now has 70hp (originally 60 I think). Judging from a for-sale ad, the new 64's are in the 150 hp range so that gives us a ballpark. If I wanted to be able to enter somewhere such as my home

To answer the main question, this would be a tinkerer thing to do and likely to gut the resale value of the boat. That said, let's look at it for your own needs. How fast does a SM2000 go through the

Deb, Dave is easily reachable at his business, islandplanetsails.com, and also has been monitoring this list at least until recently. If you have a hard time getting in touch, I can supply his email a

Which PHRF district? I'm going to be going through the same process this spring for Northern California PHRF on the original Maramu. Relatively few Amels have been rated; I think Detroit rated one of