Nice video

Extremely impressive video - clearly organized thoughts presented well. Thank you.

Thanks, is there more hidden features? that is nice to know ?

Thanks for the information.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. All good stuff to know BEFORE choosing and installing a system. You have already set yourself apart from your competition by addressing issues which seemed pushed under the rugs by some other manufacturers.IMHO

Good points. Great advice. Thank you.

Thanks for this information this now enables me to test my installed watermaker with lake water

Glad your cat agrees.

thanks rich great input appreciate it

Rich, you are a real hero😊!! That’s the last thing I missed on my new Zen 30. Very professional that you promote it for the international Zen-Community!!

This is a question I've always wondered about because the standard answer didn't make sense. As long as you heavily pre filter for oil and biologic contamination, I was always confused by the claim you couldn't make water. Good info here Richard, thank you.

If production rate is good and pressure is good but TDS is zero. What am doing wrong

never see a system that complicated!!! this guy love make easy things very difficult to understand and will surely discourage a potential customer to even think to buy a water maker!!!!

Excellent educational video. Thanks!

Wow. Sensible explanations. Thanks!

Who has room for all this on their boat?

This stuff is so complicated.

Great video. Great explanation.

Rich I need a membrane cleaning cartridge. How do I get one? Very informative, thank you.

Hey Rich, are you still in MB? I'm setting up my sailboat to cruise and would love to possibly chat over a beer. I live in MB now. Thank you for all the great videos and knowledge.

The video content is so excellent, congratulations

sir, can i have your help in my graduation project :) iam an engineer from Egypt

Just to be clear here...IF the carbon filter is in place, you can use municipal water to flush the system? Because when I heard this, my first thought was "keep one tank municipal and the other tank RO and never let them mix..."

Thank You Rich. Very Informative. Is there any scenario where the water maker can be winterized? I live in Michigan. I plan on taking the boat to Florida and the Bahamas and back and forth. If I layup in Michigan it seems that the membranes would shot. Thanks again

Thanks! I've always wondered why the dedicated through hull was so important!

What causes your PSI gauge to bounce? We are using a boost pump and a high pressure pump, pressuring up slowly and depressurizing slowly. It just started this???

What causes your PSI gauge to bounce? We are using a boost pump and a high pressure pump, pressuring up slowly and depressurizing slowly. It just started this???

Hi Rich… something that’s not clear to me, so I need to do a fresh water flush after each production run? If I do the fresh water flush after each one, then that’s basically a 10 gallon tax for me every time I make water, but if that’s what’s best for the longevity of the system, then I’ll do it.

I still can’t figure out how to wire my 12v 1hp pump. It says 2 awg for 80 amps.. doesn’t make much sense

These videos are a fantastic introduction to the Cruise RO water makers. Thanks.

Very confusing as your direction of flow arrows are wrong

His arguments are not very clear. Why would there be risk of air bubbles if sharing an inlet with the head - where would they come from? And 'fighting' over the water? Pumping the head, you very occasionally suck in a couple of liters. I can't se how that would impair the function of the wm's 100+ watt pump. And a y-valve would be risky for the wm if left in the wrong position. And you would have to make sure the wm is turned off before taking a dump - easily forgotten by a guest.

Wait. A sunny day in Morro Bay? Why I never.

You say you flush your filters every week in a busier anchorage. It would be helpful if you posted a video of how you do that, even just an explanation. Address questions like, which ones do you flush? Can you and how do you flush a carbon filter? And do you have to reverse the water through the filter, or would just a light rub get it all off? Excellent video. Dispels a number of myths about always having to leave an anchorage to make water. For us, that is every 3-4 days.

Hi Rich, great video. I’m wondering if the new Honda (2200) will run your 40 gph unit?

I want to say I am very please in the detail you take in helping explain everything. I normally wouldnt want to go through multiple videos. But this was easy to follow so looking forward to the next ones.

You are a Great Resource Thank You Rich !!!!

I am a single handed sailer , need a small unit complete aprox 25 ltr / hour , what would cost a complete set up

Hi, I have a pur 35 in my CT 41. I was in Brazil, for 5 years, now I'm here in Miami to sailing. When I went to Brazil I did the flushing exactly from the user manual, with biocid. Today I did a flushing with 1 gallon of fresh water with, acid membrane, and alkaline membrane cleaner. It's working, but no fresh water comes out. What I should do?

This is great stuff and confirms my suspicions on why we have had so many problems with the watermaker (bareboat charter company), especially considering we are just in our third year.

Nice video - thanks. I wish you could address issue where it seems some folks change the thruhull to one with a scoop so it minimizes air entry while sailing/motoring. I am not sure why air should be below waterline but I have read several folks finding this fixed their problem of air entry while underway. Would appreciate your thoughts on this.

Thanks. Great

Would love to see PIX of everything as you're talking about all pieces.

Expensive systems. Better options out there.

Excell series of videos. Thank you. The arrow thing happens occasionally.

Nice video! I keep my 11 ft inflatable usually on my davits- to minimize noise to us and others and eliminate CO risk what do you think of running the Honda 2000 in our inflatable (w aluminum flat floor)?

Maker specific parts are designed to maximize their profits. Which they can do because they have you by the short hairs.

Then how would you overcome the restriction from dirty filters even below water line in my 15+ years in the field of RO both land based and vessel design. You should always have at least 2psi positive pressure.

i have seen your product, i cherish it so much. but right now i need your idea, my water RO maker is producing water.

Outstanding explanation of the system and operation. What is the cost for your system ? (40 gal. ) Thank You.