SimonJ
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Just returned from Caribbean where it is becoming very boring fetching water whenever it is available and it does not always taste good. Containers of extra supplies take up a lot of stowage space and are heavy. A watermaker would be good to have aboard my 34ft boat but on the other hand you can buy an awful lot of water for the price of most watermakers which generally need a lot of care and maintenace.
Before setting off (Sep last year) I was hopeful through an earlier post here that one of the publications would test the towed watermaker that has been advertised. I have not caught up with all my back reading and may have missed a review.
Can anyone report anything on the towed watermaker? At about a quarter the price of a powered ro plant, smaller, lighter and apparently quite simple they would appear to be a good solution. But are they ...?
Before setting off (Sep last year) I was hopeful through an earlier post here that one of the publications would test the towed watermaker that has been advertised. I have not caught up with all my back reading and may have missed a review.
Can anyone report anything on the towed watermaker? At about a quarter the price of a powered ro plant, smaller, lighter and apparently quite simple they would appear to be a good solution. But are they ...?