Nice to see ya'll are still out there. Haven't seen a video in some time. Thought maybe ya'll was done. Ok thanks for the video this week. Hope to see more. Ok until next time. Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii.
My Refleks-heater used to do that, turned out the regulator overflowed into the burnchamber instead back into the daytank... almost went in orbit. I have a better regulator now with overflow not leading into the burnpot. Much better
Winter in the PNW gets nasty. Spent 5 years there and 1-1/2 of that on the coast. Never experienced wind like that and I’m from the South. Those low pressure systems look and feel like hurricanes and I’m not sure why they don’t call them that.
Start planning for 24 or even 48 volt DC if you really want to add capacity to your electrical system. Even 4/0 gets limiting when you start running multiple appliances. It's not just a heat issue, the voltage drop starts eating into your capacity too.
It would be wiser to be running a 24-preferably 48 Volt system if your planning for high wattage usage. The price decrease in copper wire size and cheaper inverted will be substantial ,. Server rack 48Volt batteries are much cheaper than Renagy 12 volt batteries as well. Likely still cheaper than the discount given by Renagy, the inverters are cheaper for 48Volt volt as well as that voltage is designed for off grid homes not the RV market which is sold as a premium service. I LOVE the fact that your getting a large and well equipped system for the boat to show off to everyone the capability of new technology and battery chemistry. CHEERS AND FAIR WINDS Steve h.
Sailing Temptress with Emily & Clark’s Adventures has the best advice about WIRE, BEST GREASE for marine electronics & soldering, etc. ESPECIALLY good 12v AC where no generator is needed, etc.
@Squirrel... "shielded wire" is the name you're looking for, and remember to ground only one end of the shielding. If you ground both ends, the shield becomes an antenna.
@@SailingMissLoneStar fyi, that buzzing is called "coil whine". In a nutshell, it's caused by certain little parts vibrating as current passes through them.
New beginning! Noticed that right away. Squirrel is all hands on deck
so nice seeing you all together again. Love how you are literally "living on your Boat" Love is Love
Nice to see ya'll are still out there. Haven't seen a video in some time. Thought maybe ya'll was done.
Ok thanks for the video this week. Hope to see more. Ok until next time. Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii.
My Refleks-heater used to do that, turned out the regulator overflowed into the burnchamber instead back into the daytank... almost went in orbit. I have a better regulator now with overflow not leading into the burnpot. Much better
'Squirrel' seems much happier these days. Keep up the good work.
Hey crazy eyes. Yeah i`m still around and still watching you. Your old videos and now are like day and night. glad you`re still around.
I love following you on your adventure, and really have taken a liking to Jordan, she is beautiful!
Winter in the PNW gets nasty. Spent 5 years there and 1-1/2 of that on the coast. Never experienced wind like that and I’m from the South. Those low pressure systems look and feel like hurricanes and I’m not sure why they don’t call them that.
Always enjoy seeing the lovely Jordan!!! Glad she is along with you. Does she have a TH-cam, Facebook, or Instagram site?
You'll are amazing, been waiting for more videos!
I sailed my Tayana 55 in a storm for the first time . It was wild . You gotta do it.
Jordan is such fun to have around , so positive!
Heater does look a bit scary ….. don’t see any advice in comment though …..🙁
Cheers Warren
I don't know but lately it is not having the appeal it used to have....
Did you slow the fire down once it was going properly ? Or was it just going 'flat out' ? ( You slow it down by partially closing the air intake...)
Jordan is an absolute delight…
Awesome show thank you!
Hi Aubrey, squirrel and Jordan, lots of know how going on there. Keep them coming and thanks much, see you down the seaway, buy now.
Nice cable, please make sure the terminal ends are rated to the cable. 200A cable, 200A terminal ends, don’t get a common 100A end.
Amazing woodwork in that cabin. Hard work to get it that way.
Eagerly awaiting sailing, don’t miss the “window” this year.
Is your dog really named “Poodle”? I laugh every time you say it! 🐩
Start planning for 24 or even 48 volt DC if you really want to add capacity to your electrical system. Even 4/0 gets limiting when you start running multiple appliances. It's not just a heat issue, the voltage drop starts eating into your capacity too.
Came to say this.
It would be wiser to be running a 24-preferably 48 Volt system if your planning for high wattage usage. The price decrease in copper wire size and cheaper inverted will be substantial ,. Server rack 48Volt batteries are much cheaper than Renagy 12 volt batteries as well. Likely still cheaper than the discount given by Renagy, the inverters are cheaper for 48Volt volt as well as that voltage is designed for off grid homes not the RV market which is sold as a premium service. I LOVE the fact that your getting a large and well equipped system for the boat to show off to everyone the capability of new technology and battery chemistry. CHEERS AND FAIR WINDS Steve h.
Where's captain Ron? 😉
This is one of the nicest sailing ships of a vintage year with a TH-cam channel. Have you thought of using it for small crew charter sail ship?
Sailing Temptress with Emily & Clark’s Adventures has the best advice about WIRE, BEST GREASE for marine electronics & soldering, etc. ESPECIALLY good 12v AC where no generator is needed, etc.
what happend to ep 03 of the ser
I bet is easy to catch a Buzzz on that pirate ship!? Ha!
@Squirrel... "shielded wire" is the name you're looking for, and remember to ground only one end of the shielding. If you ground both ends, the shield becomes an antenna.
Great idea to use MARINE Quality LARGEST COOPER wire possible…. Lowest AWG possible considering bendability etc.. Good luck!
Thank you
God loves you Aubrey! ❤️
And we do too
Dropped some big coin on mechanical and electrical! Excited to see it all work!
Then move the boat. Duhhhhhhh
It's not always easy to move a boat in wind storm .lol
Pssst.. there’s a 45’ Hudson with some mast issues going
for a negotiable price in Oregon. . I have the contact info. What a ketch.
Is electrical noise something you can actually hear? Is it a buzzing sound? Or is it just RF stuff ??
Its a buzz
@@SailingMissLoneStar Can't really tell but it looks like a transformer. Think old school. Guitar amplifiers, old tv's etc.
@@SailingMissLoneStar fyi, that buzzing is called "coil whine". In a nutshell, it's caused by certain little parts vibrating as current passes through them.
I think there is too much draft and cut back on the flow of fuel to the stove. Cherry Red too HOT.
Every boat needs little people to get in the small places...
Noise from electrical components isa loss of power. there are probably newer components
Why not yellow instead of black? Standard is yellow?
Boa tarde like confirmado 💪💪🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I love your voice. What state are you living in?
I would consider a propane dryer possibly.
whathappened to your wedding ring?
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
Tôi yêu thích cuộc phiêu lưu và hành trình của các bạn
Done with this channel
The group is lopsided, want to add another skilled handyman to make it an even number?
This is my dream hull.
⭐️⭐️👍
She is looking good.
Questionable electrical installation.
Được ra khơi trên con thuyền yêu quý là điều tôi ngưỡng mộ.
Hola
Saludos bella
Cómo está bella
We ever going to see that boat sail ,or just repair work
♥️♥️🥰🥰
Indonesia hadir
Looks like this channel is done. 4 weeks and not a peep. Too bad.
Chewy Lee? Your pronunciation is comical........
Aubrey send me money
Hey Jordan, you are going to be my wife in the near future ❤
question - do you know that?
💋+🤣+ 😂= ❤