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@@markusr999 Thanks for the feedback. Glad it's still of use.

@@mikepalmer8 Thanks for the feedback. Nice to know it's still of use.

@@adamcorney1835 Thanks for the feedback. Good to know it's still of use.

@@tonypatterson I still have it installed and use all the time.

@@jamesbelfield5964 Good to know it's still useful. Thanks for the feedback.

@@evezhighonlife Thanks for the feedback. Good to know it's still useful.

@@jonadkisson6886 Glad it's still of use.

@@timgeary8516 They do, but I need to reinstate the second reefing lines and also investigate reefing jib or get a smaller storm jib.

@@SteveFraserVideo Indeed. That sail didn't last too long. I could sail but not enjoy it too much.

@@houksi Thanks for the feedback. Good to know it was helpful.

@@Arin-f1u Thanks for the feedback.

@@stopthatluca certainly was. I now take great care to secure it.

@@MoragDrummond How do you mean "edit home location doesn't work" is there an issue with the information in the video or was there another reason? Could I have been better with information about model of car/software version or something else?

@@andrewfrance-q8j Thanks for the feedback. Nice to hear it's still of use.

@@robpaul5152 Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately adding that could end up adding other stuff and I'd end up with mission creep making the video too long. I prefer short videos about a single point.

Thanks for the feedback. Good to know it's still being helpful.

Can't help you there I'm afraid, except to ask if you're trying an android phone or apple? On android I know it doesn't tell you you're actually connected. Apple phones do something different entirely.

I can connect, and it tells me that the dongle is connected in my phone settings. Likewise I get all the GPS data and anything else from the phone. But I get nothing from the car, just says connecting all the time and doesn't do anything. I've tried three different OBD2 dongles and nothing.

Seems to work for a lot of people.

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Thanks for the feedback. I do still have my hawk but currently waiting on new tiller to arrive as the previous one snapped. More videos will probably follow.

@@peterguilliatt Hmmmm, is that just the tubular tiller part, expensive? I have just had my centre plate out and done a refurb on it as it was quite pitted. Your info on that job was useful. Straps, pin, tape and bushes about £220. Sorry I worded my last message poorly 🙄, you mentioned in one of your Yealm videos that it might be the last time you were up there in your own boat. That's why I asked if you were still sailing your Hawk. I don't suppose you knew of a Hawk cabin in Fort Picklecombe ?

You might have to forget the zappi connection on your phone more than once to clear the settings. Then you should see the manage networks option. I was using a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ on android.

Thanks for the feedback. Always nice to hear it's been of use.

You might have to forget the wi-fi more than once for your phone to clear settings.

You only see the manage network option when your phone is actually connected to the Zappi. You need to explicitly disconnect from your home wifi, otherwise your phone keeps reconnecting to it, as the Zappi has no Internet connection.

Always good to hear it's been of use to somebody.

Gavin - thanks for the feedback. I may get to that sometime. I'm no expert on LeafSpy. I just make these shorts really as a memory aid and post them in the hope they're of use to others.

@@peterguilliatt Leaf Spy videos are really helpful. I only use the Leaf Spy app for the SOH, everything else doesn't make sense. To be honest, I don't want to know about the intricacies of the battery. As long as I get from A - B without much hassle, I'm fine with that. I meant to say Hiroshi has a TH-cam channel and he's very happy when people comment on his videos.

Glad to see it's of use still.

They're a very nice boat. Easy to sail single handed or loaded with kids.

@@peterguilliatt yes, I'm told they are. My family haven't been on the boat with me since 2019, so I'm always single-handed now. Unfortunately they got used to being at home during covid

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Thank you for the feedback.

Mine is 2021 40kWh Teckna

@@peterguilliatt just not too long check and I have it never think to check lol God be with you and the family 😀

Thanks for the feedback. Always nice to hear it's been of use.

Thanks for the feedback. Always good to know it helps.

The first 8% is lost in the first 1 year, irrespective of how the car is used. So anyways the battery capacity should be counted from 92% onwards. Which is why the calibration of each segment is marked in this way. So a 40Kwh leaf is in reality a 36 Kwh leaf since almost new. Many other car brands like Hyundai, Kia, use an initial buffer so you dont notice the initial 8% drop but in reality they have a slightly bigger battery than specified in the datasheet.

@@aneeshzutshi3419 they typically loose more the first year, but it varies between car types and batteries, and 8% is a way to high estimate. (Teslas are typically 4% first year and 0,5% per year the following years). On the leaf's it actually seems to be pretty linear- as in that the bar no 2 is lost faster than the first (in a rate of approx 6.5/15). My 2012 Leaf (1st gen leafs from 2012-2012 have poor batteries) lost the first bar after 5yrs3mnts (15%) - so nearly 3% per year. Nextbar (6.5%) was lost after 2yrs3mnts, and the one after that 2yrs5mnts - so nearly exact the same rate at nearly 3% per year. This pattern is the same for all 1st gen leafs in Norway (there are a lot of them here...). New Leafs (2018- ) are way better though - loss approx 1% per year - no initial 8% loss.

@@erik5820 I am basing my claim on leafspy data from hundreds of Leaf 40 cars and reported by users across multiple forums. The SOH in leafspy reaches close to 92% practically by the end of the first year, and from then on goes down very slowly. TH-cam does not allow me to post links but I will try to post them in subsequent comments.

th-cam.com/video/mqzkONn5Ugo/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=EV164HIROSHI

Please check the battery degradation chart prepared by Hiroshi based on numerous leafspy data. If my posted link is not visible search on youtube this video "Battery degradation, Cell balance of 2018 NISSAN LEAF at 180,000 km and SOH prediction at 400,000km" by EV164 HIROSHI. The chart shows SOH drop by year and Kms travelled, and by the end of the first year its at 92.5%. My own leaf is closely following that pattern. This is about leaf 40, the older chemistries were much worse. Most other car companies use ways to hide this initial degradation, but the free lithium ions need to stick to anode and cathode in the initial months to reach an equilibrium hence the initial sharp drop.

Thanks for the feedback. It is a Reid Marine Hawk20 dayboat. I can easily sail it on my own but also it can accommodate up to 6 cosy adults if required. There is also a cabin version which has 2 bunks.

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