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Air bubbles in pump hoses can cause pumps to lose prime. The authors recommend a gadget that will release trapped air but not water. Link to the manufacturer′s site.
[Yandina Ltd., Beaufort, SC, USA]
A discussion board and photo gallery for cruising sailors and wannabes focused on reverse osmosis watermaking.
[Cruisers Forum, Buskerud, Norway]
Advice on choice and, especially, maintenance requirements of watermakers.
[Cruising World, February 2000]
Table comparing features and pricing of selected watermaker models by Waterlog, PuR, Power Survivor, Aquafresh, Livol, HRO, and Spectra watermaker. Prepared by Waterlog manufacturers.
[Waterlog International, London, UK]
Self-contained reverse osmosis systems from 400 to 1600 gallons per day. Miniature model can be installed in lots of locations.
[Galley Maid Marine, West Palm Beach, FL, USA]
Line of water desalinators for cruising sailboats. Five stores on both coasts.
[Village Marine Tec., Gardena, CA, USA]
Modular or self-contained desalination components from 150 to 10,000 gallons per day.
[SK Watermakers, Inc., Ft. Pierce, FL, USA]
Makes watermakers from 600 to 1500 gallons per day.
[Filtration Concepts Inc., Santa Ana, CA, USA]
Full line of watermakers. New Ultra Whisper Series with a unique energy transfer device eliminates the need for a high pressure pump, reducing the electricity consumption of the RO system by as much as 75%, the company claims.
[Sea Recovery Corporation, Carson, CA, USA]
Low-cost watermaker is towed behind the boat makes water at the rate of 6 liters per hour at 5 knots. Can be hooked to a 12-volt motor when not towed.
[Waterlog International, London, UK]Until recently much of the talk among cruisers was about where they had been, whom they met, and where they were going. Now it seems about systems - e-mail, watermakers, gensets, air conditioning, and on and on.
quoted by John Rousmaniere
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