DIY Watermaker

[SvLetitgo]

Thank you all participant for such a thread, it help me in my search of the ideal system.

First time I read it the tech was way over my head. Three days later after a "few" hours of research it all make sense.

Let's hope I don't make a stupid mistake LOL

Again thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will try to synthesize it in a few post on our blog.

[thatboatguy]

Good choice with Electromaax, now if you go with Rich, for a watermaker you will be batting 1000!

Nice blog

George <---- only 1/2 French but 100% crazy.

[SvLetitgo]

I knew it I made a mistake LOL didn't go with Rich but decided to build my own.

The danger of the internet you make it look easy. Let's see how far I get before I need to ask a question here.

[thatboatguy]

Maybe even better! But you know that either Rich or I or many others here will be happy to answer any questions we can. We are cruisers first.

George

[Lagoon4us]

To get a true idea of what's available commercially as against the preceding please suggest a watermaker to say 50 gph max 220/110ac driven that currently fits the bill?
Value?

[thatboatguy]

Originally Posted by Lagoon4us

To get a true idea of what's available commercially as against the preceding please suggest a watermaker to say 50 gph max 220/110ac driven that currently fits the bill?
Value?

CruiseRO

I'm not a dealer and I have no interest in the company, but I am authorized to instal them.

George

[Lagoon4us]

Thanks i've bookmarked it and quickly read it looks good cheers Frank

[SvLetitgo]

After a two weeks of research, I have put together a series of post on your blog about the decision process on the water maker.

Part 1 is published, let's see what way we went.

Buying vs Building your own water-maker Part 1 · SV Letitgo