Hello Mark,
I concur with some of your thoughts but... - our fridge is a drawer type , keel cooled from Frigoboat. 185 litres. Great upgrade
- AC is now Webasto BlueCool 27 S. Good kit too - floor boards are as you have.. never had a problem in even the most sporty conditions - full size washer in place of wet locker. Tons of browny points here - galley refurbished in white Corian ... more browny points
Like you, it was not budget. But after full refit, our SM 007 is better than any SM2K and much newer in every point you might consider..unless the owner is as fussy as I.
Kind regards,
Jean-Pierre Germain, SY Eleuthera, SM 007, NZ
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On 5/12/2019, at 1:42 PM, CW Bill Rouse <brouse@...> wrote:
There isn't a simple answer because some of the features of the SM2k were introduced before the SM2k, and later SM2ks had some additional changes and features.
Several years ago, I spent considerable time and effort in an attempt to answer your question and found it is impossible to answer, especially if you need to be 100% accurate and complete to the level of component install locations. You will find with each attempt to accomplish this, there will be someone, correctly stating, yes, but you didn't list.....
If you are looking to buy a SM, the SM2k will be your best choice, however, if your budget limits selecting the SM2k, the SM is a good solution. Like Dan said, look at some. Honestly Staten, just go look at the boats and decide what is important to you! Other people's opinions will be all over the place based on goals, preferences and budget. The SM is newer, bigger and has more amenities and storage... Both will take you safely around the world. What are you looking for in a boat?
Best, Daniel Carlson on sv BeBe, SM#387 Thanks. But that discussion appears to only concern the Mango and a version of the Super Maramu. Im not finding a discussion of the 2000 model Super Maramu and prior versions.
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Hi J.P.;
Glad to see you have worked out the bugs and have your Amel where you want her. I know you spent a lot of time and energy putting in all the upgrades. Must now be very proud of her. You guys are moving much faster than us. Maybe we’ll catch
up somewhere again.
Happy Sailing;
Mohammad and Aty
B&B Kokomo
AMEL 54 #099
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Hello Mark,
I concur with some of your thoughts but...
- our fridge is a drawer type , keel cooled from Frigoboat. 185 litres. Great upgrade
- AC is now Webasto BlueCool 27 S. Good kit too
- floor boards are as you have.. never had a problem in even the most sporty conditions
- full size washer in place of wet locker. Tons of browny points here
- galley refurbished in white Corian ... more browny points
Like you, it was not budget. But after full refit, our SM 007 is better than any SM2K and much newer in every point you might consider..unless the owner is as fussy as I.
Jean-Pierre Germain, SY Eleuthera, SM 007, NZ
On 5/12/2019, at 1:42 PM, CW Bill Rouse <brouse@...> wrote:
There isn't a simple answer because some of the features of the SM2k were introduced before the SM2k, and later SM2ks had some additional changes and features.
Several years ago, I spent considerable time and effort in an attempt to answer your question and found it is impossible to answer, especially if you need to be 100% accurate and complete to the level of component install locations. You
will find with each attempt to accomplish this, there will be someone, correctly stating, yes, but you didn't list.....
If you are looking to buy a SM, the SM2k will be your best choice, however, if your budget limits selecting the SM2k, the SM is a good solution. Like Dan said, look at some.
Honestly Staten, just go look at the boats and decide what is important to you! Other people's opinions will be all over the place based on goals, preferences and budget. The SM is newer, bigger and has more amenities and storage... Both
will take you safely around the world. What are you looking for in a boat?
Best, Daniel Carlson on sv BeBe, SM#387
Thanks. But that discussion appears to only concern the Mango and a version of the Super Maramu. Im not finding a discussion of the 2000 model Super Maramu and prior versions.
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Hello M & A,
We’ve done well but we live aboard so we wanted a modernised SM2K equivalent. (No dishwasher… thank goodness)
For instance, we have 2 AP’s, one electric on the wheel hub and a hydraulic one on the bell crank to the rudder; this was done to exacerbate the problem of steering gear failure. We have also dismantled the rack and pinion steering and there is little wear on the racks themselves. I attribute this to the hydraulic AP which is far less brutal than the electric unit… seems like the LECCY uses a 0 or a 1….
We are pleased with all our work.. and the changes we had to make following the “bodges” in Turkey. Part of it is my fault as I was still working in London and could not physically oversee the works…
Sail faster you are at least 10000NM behind us. BTW, NZ is a superb country; our second year here.
Kind regards
Jean-Pierre Germain, SY Eleuthera, SM 007, Opua, NZ
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On 7 Dec 2019, at 19:46, Mohammad Shirloo < mshirloo@...> wrote:
Hi J.P.; Glad to see you have worked out the bugs and have your Amel where you want her. I know you spent a lot of time and energy putting in all the upgrades. Must now be very proud of her. You guys are moving much faster than us. Maybe we’ll catch up somewhere again. Happy Sailing; Mohammad and Aty B&B Kokomo AMEL 54 #099 Hello Mark, I concur with some of your thoughts but... - our fridge is a drawer type , keel cooled from Frigoboat. 185 litres. Great upgrade - AC is now Webasto BlueCool 27 S. Good kit too - floor boards are as you have.. never had a problem in even the most sporty conditions - full size washer in place of wet locker. Tons of browny points here - galley refurbished in white Corian ... more browny points Like you, it was not budget. But after full refit, our SM 007 is better than any SM2K and much newer in every point you might consider..unless the owner is as fussy as I. Jean-Pierre Germain, SY Eleuthera, SM 007, NZ
On 5/12/2019, at 1:42 PM, CW Bill Rouse <brouse@...> wrote:
There isn't a simple answer because some of the features of the SM2k were introduced before the SM2k, and later SM2ks had some additional changes and features. Several years ago, I spent considerable time and effort in an attempt to answer your question and found it is impossible to answer, especially if you need to be 100% accurate and complete to the level of component install locations. You will find with each attempt to accomplish this, there will be someone, correctly stating, yes, but you didn't list..... If you are looking to buy a SM, the SM2k will be your best choice, however, if your budget limits selecting the SM2k, the SM is a good solution. Like Dan said, look at some. Honestly Staten, just go look at the boats and decide what is important to you! Other people's opinions will be all over the place based on goals, preferences and budget. The SM is newer, bigger and has more amenities and storage... Both will take you safely around the world. What are you looking for in a boat? Best, Daniel Carlson on sv BeBe, SM#387 Thanks. But that discussion appears to only concern the Mango and a version of the Super Maramu. Im not finding a discussion of the 2000 model Super Maramu and prior versions.
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