Great find, Jeremy! ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Amelia Island Municipal Marina. Just north of Jax. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Glad you’re safe. Just had a friend do the same trip (Northport, NY) aboard Marie Elena,a week earlier in totally benign seas. Timing and luck are everything! ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Should be OK if 3/8” is indeed the fitting size you need. A 3/8” fitting is larger than 3/8”. You can google NPT fitting dimensions. On previous boat, only one fitting swiveled. Both swiveling is OK,

“food grade” is a misnomer here. The high pressure hoses are always carrying seawater, only filtered through a sediment filter. It’s not drinkable water. The product water comes from the other side of

I’ve use double sided tape. Also used silicone, biput that can affect the mirror glazing. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

We use Travelex. Insurance is not so expensive outside the US. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

The isotemp unit is supposed to be the best. I didn’t want to spend the money on my previous boat, so installed a new superstore hot water heater. 19 years later, it’s still working fine, with its new

Not in Europe ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Terrible! He must have been very tired...... ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Gary Golden, Manifest Marine. I’m a longtime customer and friend, who I met through the Moody Owners’ Association (previous boat) He’s a good guy, and an advocate for his clients. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Our water heater is an Isotherm. I haven’t looked at the element nut size. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Oh, you asked me how tall I was, and the signal stopped working... I’m a hair over 6’1” ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

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Oh, and we went sailing on a beautiful day today! ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

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Thanks! We had a blast. Of course, we thought of lots of other stuff worth demonstrating, AFTER the presentation ended! Thanks for the opportunity, and it was a pleasure to play with you! ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

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Eric, Excellent configuration. Where do you get $C heating elements? And is there really a difference between AC and DC elements? Seems it would just be a resistance heater? Different resistance? ~~~⛵

I think the Amel 50 has the safety cutoff switch. I go, weekly to a friend’s boat while they’re out of country and fresh water flush the watermaker. I have to turn on 24 volts. The pump will not come

I believe it’s the valves in the diaphragm. It’s usually a gang of 3 or 4 valves that are replaced as a set on a common “diaphragm”. Easily replaced, and spare part at most chandleries or from Amazon/

I’ve seen some boats use an ordinary light timer, available in any hardware store. They crank it on when they use the water system, and it times out, shutting off the pump. There is also a device made

If your asking me, I have a caucus gauge on a T on the output of both filters. When the gauge reaches a certain vacuum reading, I switch filters. Also, if on a long motor passage, there is a sudden dr