I personally love the "ads" because I don't have much experience telling good marine products from bad ones, and I hadn't even though of a battery monitor!
As I'm watching this video at 0730 in the morning, I'm thinking, Stu you are living the dream man! I just walked into my house and am now eating a bowl of oatmeal after working all night in Washington DC. 21 of my 25 years on nights of seeing the good, bad, and the ugly as a policeman. I hope you are truly enjoying the experience of living in a beautiful place and rebuilding your boat. Be safe out there fighting fires Stu.
That is a flash AF unit you have there Stu. Times have changed in the last 22 yrs since I was aboard a working boat. Nice. Didn't make it onto the water this weekend. hopefully the wind dies down next weekend. cheers.
Most people realize that showing us a product isn’t an “advertisement “. Personally I like learning of new products I didn’t even know existed. Keep up the good work Stu, I’ll keep watching!
Stu, it's funny that someone took offense to you mentioning the brand of the device you were installing. If you hadn't mentioned the brand there would be more people upset that you didn't say what it was...we are such a fickle bunch.... 😁
Part of the reason of watching your fantastic videos is to learn from all the research you have done into various products, that we mat be in the market for. I know I have purchased a few things from your videos already. So to the grizzlers get a life
If it were up to me, you wouldn't waste a second of your time (or mine) justifying your actions to the officious little azzholes that complain and criticize.
Personally I'm not to concerned with what brand things are, unless maybe it is something phenomenally good or bad I should watch out for. More interested in how you achieve things and solutions to your issues. I get sick of the people that sell out to a particular brand for freebies and make out like it's the only logical option because of it .
35 degrees, it's still Spring where you are. Today it was a blistering 6 today, Felt like a Heat Wave, last Saturday it was about -23. Edmonton Alberta Canada
just what I was waiting for . Thanks Stu.... reminds me of a rhyme from my early R.N. days "green to green red to red perfect safety go ahead,if to Srbd red appear tis your duty to keep clear"
Had no idea you were a fire fighter. I’m one as well here in NZ 23 years now and my daughter Kylie is a firefighter over there in Sydney. Keep safe mate.
Very smart the Raymarine, Things have advanced a bit from the Mk21 Decca we all used many years ago. Small wheelhouses are always a pain, never know where to mount things, I always start by getting the kettle just where you want it and build every thing else round that. Great job.
That is a really nice unit! I like the idea of being able to monitor lots of engine and gearbox stats through it, and it give alarms if something is going wrong. Agree at the helm for a tach and a repeater for oil pressure and engine coolant temperature, with the unit handling alarms as well, this is good if other people are at the helm and they are not 100% sure where the gauges should be. The battery monitor looks really good as well, works a treat!
G’day Stu look I must say that it’s terrific that you and David are in the CFS It’s a great thing to be involved in. That Ramarine units is a lovely bit of kit it’s functions are impressive and where you have mounted it looks good, in fact that wheel house is very nice looking you even have the same brass mirror on her as I had on my boat. The wiring looks very organised a good effort Stu I look forward to the next instalment regards John
I think you chose a good unit man, looks pretty skookum to me, and the features seem robust enough to be a huge help to you down the line. Chin up bud, we're all rootin' for ya as you come into the home stretch.
@@DangarMarine Just like to add- I think the majority of us are here for you, not just the boat itself. Whether you're reconditioning the boat, or on the seas doing what you want to do, we're here to support ya, and hopefully we'll still be welcome along for the ride years down the line. Thoroughly enjoy your channel, regardless of your current project. That said though.. I'm sure I'm not the only one that's anxious and ridiculously excited to see the engine back and running.
Just " binge" watched your dealer vids over last two days. Awesome channel and great project. Have learnt so much! Thanks and keep up on this great Aussie based content!!
Think you're on the right track with the gauges. Cycling through screens of detailed info is great but you need a set of minimum critical instruments to let you know if a deeper look is needed, or to get you home if everything else has crashed.
Stu you are so correct and on the mark with some things eg real english vs murican. You also seem to know when being near enough is good enough. Keep it up.
With your RF ground, read about "Ground looping" for radio transmitters, this will give you a good idea of what your protecting your receiver against, noise, etc
exciting to see the ship come to life! as for that add comment. I have had people say the same thing to me. once someone said something about my poor camera work and I went to look at their videos and someone was criticizing them about camera work, so their response was to criticize mine. Once I saw that I realized that its just one person getting hurt so they try to hurt the next guy so I now ignore that kind of thing.
When the hole saw doesn't go all the way through, break away the top bit with a chisel then it will go further. Do it when you have gone down about 20mm so only the top will break away. Yes watching your battery monitor becomes an obsession.
The boat looks great! Contemplating a 38 foot in town I saw for free. Hopefully I have the space. Your videos make it very inviting if a person were to find the right boat.
It's definitely worth taking your time to find the right boat if you aren't in a rush. It can save you 6 months of work if you can avoid one that needs too many repairs.
Some years back I worked with a team from India and in conversations they would sometimes get puzzled by my American English, but told them not to worry, because across the country we all butcher English in different ways. They got quite a laugh out of that.
Wait until you get that engine running! Then the gauge Obsession will be part of life. I have 18 of them and a 4 inch round spot mirror to watch the exhaust as it leaves the pipe because if its not running right you will see it. And to the person that did not like the gauge well you are a mechanics favorite kind of customer!!!
The difference between the Axiom and the Axiom Pro is more than the buttons on the side. The fuse rating for the standard Axiom is seven amp, the Pro version is fifteen amp (max), that tells you there is a lot more going on inside. Raymarine is a very good choice. Cheers. I love the Lighthouse 3 GUI.
The touch screen is nice until you hit heavy seas. I've used this unit on an open rhib and found that even with wet hands I was able to control the system. Large waves at speed though requires using the buttons.
Nice unit. Seems easy to operate. At least the cable 'route' was simple. No having to snake wires all over the boat. So, your a Firefighter too, ey? I was both a volunteer and career Firefighter-Paramedic for over 26 yrs. Miss it bad. Well, thanks for another great install video and we'll see you in the next. Stay safe, Brother.
Given that it's so easy these days to find a variety of products, it's a bit funny people have a problem with it. Looking forward to seeing how that digitally connected display stuff works.
I think Stu's problem is that he was both pushing and pulling and that is always going to make things more difficult than if there are two people doing the job.
You should look at a Haltech LCD display for the dash, not to sure what you need but everything in a small screen. Good luck with the boat waiting for that first mission.
Ive got an older Link 10 battery monitor for the house, pretty much the basis for newer ones over several brands. But what I use most are red and green digital voltage meters, red for the house battery on port and green for the engine on stbd. Its interesting to have different approaches to battery management and see what people do.
A little tip.... when drilling with a hole saw if you drill almost all the way through the wood just drill the rest of the way from the other direction. That way you don’t splinter the wood!
Just at the tail end of a few projects of my own, none boat related sadly.. but time to catch up on some Stu. Great to see the progress, and the battery monitor is something I've been thinking about myself. The stuff built into the panel is just a voltmeter. and the cable going from the house battery to the panel is a bit long for my taste. not bothered to calculate the Vdrop on it yet. So seeing how this unit worked made the decision for me, i need to get a real meter. Removing the Amp anxiety will be great.
I've been really happy with this meter, and it may have paid for itself already by highlighting a problem with my solar before the batteries were completely drained and damaged.
Like that ray marine navigating, but only looked at the amp dover with one eye open and not envoys at all,enjoyed the journey from the lounge,so have fun.
Just a suggestion ...you could mount your tach,amp meter,oil pressure gauge,Speedo and other engine gauges down the center piece between the two center windows or one on each upright. That would conserve dash space and look exceptionally good at night.
Excellent choice with the Ray Marine it appears to have so many functions. What fantastic connectors besides .You seem to have quite a handle on the ships electronics. Just waiting fot the engine bay clean up and painting. : ) : ) : )
Thanks for the vid Stu, I thought mounting location of the Raymarine was odd but each to their own. I find that I’m constantly selecting different screens/modes etc and therefore need it close, directly in front of me actually. Also now I’m wearing glasses as I age I need it close so I can see what’s going on....depth, bearing, speed, ttg etc. I will be interesting to see how you go with your chosen location. 🍻
kinda wish there was a way you could flush mount the unit into the dash, but I get why you would mount it where you did..This is actually starting to become an impressive vessel, the more I see your adding to it..
There is a comment about the window mount/sun potentially causing a heat issue. Direct sun light on a digital device does tend to cause problems. Ray Marine may have engineered accordingly, but if not there are lots of inexpensive automotive solutions available that eliminate the problem.
Hi Stu, I seem to have fallen down a dark hole and ended up on your channel. I've finally caught up with the rest of you having binged on the trawler vids! Don't know much about boats but I know a lot more now, cheers!
I saw a green bottle of booze in the back ground at 15:10 Stu, I'm sure thats an AD as well , if its not turn the labels facing next time and who knows it could be PARTY TIME!!!!! :-)
Who the hell would give you a thumbs down they should be thrown overboard and used as an anchor great video is always can't wait to see that motor in and running but I don't think that little winch is going to do it
Guess what? The people that thumbs down do more GOOD for the channel that the VAST majority that do not vote at all. Down is the EXACT same good interaction score that up is. Please educate yourself.
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I personally love the "ads" because I don't have much experience telling good marine products from bad ones, and I hadn't even though of a battery monitor!
If someone had issues with Stu talking about the battery gauge they must be having seizures after watching this episode about the Raymarine unit. 🙃🙃
You can only hope. ;)
good is anything that's not from west marine
@@theotherfinnegan9955 West Marine, a boats boutique. All the toys and nothing you need.
As I'm watching this video at 0730 in the morning, I'm thinking, Stu you are living the dream man! I just walked into my house and am now eating a bowl of oatmeal after working all night in Washington DC. 21 of my 25 years on nights of seeing the good, bad, and the ugly as a policeman. I hope you are truly enjoying the experience of living in a beautiful place and rebuilding your boat. Be safe out there fighting fires Stu.
That is a flash AF unit you have there Stu. Times have changed in the last 22 yrs since I was aboard a working boat. Nice. Didn't make it onto the water this weekend. hopefully the wind dies down next weekend. cheers.
You could not get a more natural, down-to-earth guy if you tried. No crap at all. That’s why we love watching him.
Most people realize that showing us a product isn’t an “advertisement “. Personally I like learning of new products I didn’t even know existed. Keep up the good work Stu, I’ll keep watching!
Thanks mate. I do love to leave about some new thing on the market that I wasn't aware of if it is quality and really does a great job.
"Real English" made me spit my coffee over my keyboard.
Top man.
Thumbs up 👍👍👍👍 to you and the other vollies dealing with the fires.
Thanks mate.
Our unsung heroes. May they all safely return after this horrific event
Mate I've got a 10' row boat with a 3hp 1964 Evinrude outboard but I love watching your videos. Greetings from Ireland 😁
Hello!
Thanks heaps for stepping up and volunteering Stu, firefighting is such an exceptionally hazardous/dangerous activity.
I now know where to look for your boat when I'm on the train thanks for the video
The Trawler is looking excellent 👍
Great Vid on the Raymarine!!! Thank you for your Fire Service, (retired police here).
Thanks mate.
At 17:07. Switching it on for the first time. The disbelieving " Oooo " when it worked. Classic.
Stu, it's funny that someone took offense to you mentioning the brand of the device you were installing. If you hadn't mentioned the brand there would be more people upset that you didn't say what it was...we are such a fickle bunch.... 😁
Part of the reason of watching your fantastic videos is to learn from all the research you have done into various products, that we mat be in the market for. I know I have purchased a few things from your videos already. So to the grizzlers get a life
That's it. If I said I'm installing a secret model of anything I'd never hear the end of it!
If it were up to me, you wouldn't waste a second of your time (or mine) justifying your actions to the officious little azzholes that complain and criticize.
@@DangarMarine Do it! Just for fun!
Personally I'm not to concerned with what brand things are, unless maybe it is something phenomenally good or bad I should watch out for. More interested in how you achieve things and solutions to your issues.
I get sick of the people that sell out to a particular brand for freebies and make out like it's the only logical option because of it .
35 degrees, it's still Spring where you are. Today it was a blistering 6 today, Felt like a Heat Wave, last Saturday it was about -23. Edmonton Alberta Canada
Ouch. -23!
I do hope the co owners realise just how invaluable your knowledge and labour is on this build. :)
Stu, you really must stop advertising heat shrink and broken clocks. Great job. Best wishes from the UK.
I purposely found heatshrink without a brand name on it. ;)
@@DangarMarine Being analog, that clock is exactly right twice per day...
just what I was waiting for . Thanks Stu.... reminds me of a rhyme from my early R.N. days "green to green red to red perfect safety go ahead,if to Srbd red appear tis your duty to keep clear"
My Dad was RN, he taught me "If on the bow are red and green, full ahead and steer between!!"
Had no idea you were a fire fighter. I’m one as well here in NZ 23 years now and my daughter Kylie is a firefighter over there in Sydney.
Keep safe mate.
I always offset my connectors so they will be slimmer when taping up or shrink wrapping the whole cable.
Yes, it can also help with shorting in some situations too.
Very smart the Raymarine, Things have advanced a bit from the Mk21 Decca we all used many years ago.
Small wheelhouses are always a pain, never know where to mount things, I always start by getting the kettle just where you want it and build every thing else round that. Great job.
I like your priorities Andy. :)
Another great video, the "Adds" are vital if we are to gain benefit from watching. Keep it up mate! VERY informative!
It's great to see your wonderful project moving along. Godspeed.
Top tip. Pull the handle off a round file and place it In the drill chuck. Edge profile cable clips are great
Nice one!
Loved the way you kept on about the battery monitor, after what was said pmsl love it matey.
Thanks mate. ;)
That is a really nice unit! I like the idea of being able to monitor lots of engine and gearbox stats through it, and it give alarms if something is going wrong. Agree at the helm for a tach and a repeater for oil pressure and engine coolant temperature, with the unit handling alarms as well, this is good if other people are at the helm and they are not 100% sure where the gauges should be.
The battery monitor looks really good as well, works a treat!
I'm really looking forward to doing some research on the gauges. I'm sure a single sensor will be able to feed both.
G’day Stu look I must say that it’s terrific that you and David are in the CFS It’s a great thing to be involved in. That Ramarine units is a lovely bit of kit it’s functions are impressive and where you have mounted it looks good, in fact that wheel house is very nice looking you even have the same brass mirror on her as I had on my boat. The wiring looks very organised a good effort Stu I look forward to the next instalment regards John
Thanks John!
Love the Amp meter.
Good stuff. Pick a product, use a product. If it needs upgrade, upgrade it. However, if you have a vacuum you should also have some string.
On call.....your a good man Stu
I think you chose a good unit man, looks pretty skookum to me, and the features seem robust enough to be a huge help to you down the line. Chin up bud, we're all rootin' for ya as you come into the home stretch.
Thanks mate. Getting closer!
@@DangarMarine Just like to add- I think the majority of us are here for you, not just the boat itself. Whether you're reconditioning the boat, or on the seas doing what you want to do, we're here to support ya, and hopefully we'll still be welcome along for the ride years down the line.
Thoroughly enjoy your channel, regardless of your current project.
That said though.. I'm sure I'm not the only one that's anxious and ridiculously excited to see the engine back and running.
Absolutely dig your video series on the trawler! Cheers from Kentucky USA!
Thanks mate. :)
Not to many people steal engine gauges, but the Raymarine is sticking out like crazy!
Another very good video. Excited to see the Raymarine unit working! Cheers mate!
Thanks mate. I'm really glad to have it up and running now.
Just " binge" watched your dealer vids over last two days. Awesome channel and great project. Have learnt so much! Thanks and keep up on this great Aussie based content!!
Thanks mate, glad to hear you enjoyed the vids. :)
Looks to be a nice unit for the boat. The sonar will keep you out of the mud. Ain't no fun running aground.
wish i had a bigger space on my boat for a unit like that. so much simpliar to use than mine too. Glad you said English(uk) was the real stuff haha
Think you're on the right track with the gauges. Cycling through screens of detailed info is great but you need a set of minimum critical instruments to let you know if a deeper look is needed, or to get you home if everything else has crashed.
Yeah, there is something very reliable about a set of analogue gauges.
Stu you are so correct and on the mark with some things eg real english vs murican. You also seem to know when being near enough is good enough. Keep it up.
Yes, you can burn a lot of time and energy trying to make something perfect.
The clips you need are called Girder clips more than likely 20mm
With your RF ground, read about "Ground looping" for radio transmitters, this will give you a good idea of what your protecting your receiver against, noise, etc
Yes, I did talk to John about that early in the design hence the single cable back to battery negative. Very important to get that right!
exciting to see the ship come to life! as for that add comment. I have had people say the same thing to me. once someone said something about my poor camera work and I went to look at their videos and someone was criticizing them about camera work, so their response was to criticize mine. Once I saw that I realized that its just one person getting hurt so they try to hurt the next guy so I now ignore that kind of thing.
When the hole saw doesn't go all the way through, break away the top bit with a chisel then it will go further. Do it when you have gone down about 20mm so only the top will break away. Yes watching your battery monitor becomes an obsession.
The real reason for the constant battery monitoring, flat battery = warm beer
You've got me. ;)
The boat looks great!
Contemplating a 38 foot in town I saw for free. Hopefully I have the space. Your videos make it very inviting if a person were to find the right boat.
It's definitely worth taking your time to find the right boat if you aren't in a rush. It can save you 6 months of work if you can avoid one that needs too many repairs.
@@DangarMarine
Pulled home a 1978 glastron today. Trailer, clean boat(needs transom), with title. Almost free.
@@perrywoodman7544 I can hear the cash register chimes going off now!!
@@perrywoodman7544 post up a few videos!
@@otm646
Tore out the transom of the glastron today. One minute your poking at it with a screwdriver, next your weelding a saw cut'ner ass.
So much progress. Enjoyed again, you are multi talented.
Thanks mate.
Your doing a great job stu really enjoy your vids and following your progress with interest for sure thanks
Thanks mate.
Another fun video Stu. Best of luck with the fires 🔥!
Thanks Chris.
The purple trees are pretty.
Nearly snorted my drink at “Real English”, LOL
I know!
Some years back I worked with a team from India and in conversations they would sometimes get puzzled by my American English, but told them not to worry, because across the country we all butcher English in different ways. They got quite a laugh out of that.
I speak American. Real English is funny. LMAO
That was such a classic "Danger Stu" type comment. One of the reasons I like his content so much.
Yes, we are separated by a common language...
Another clean install.
Wait until you get that engine running! Then the gauge Obsession will be part of life. I have 18 of them and a 4 inch round spot mirror to watch the exhaust as it leaves the pipe because if its not running right you will see it. And to the person that did not like the gauge well you are a mechanics favorite kind of customer!!!
The difference between the Axiom and the Axiom Pro is more than the buttons on the side. The fuse rating for the standard Axiom is seven amp, the Pro version is fifteen amp (max), that tells you there is a lot more going on inside. Raymarine is a very good choice. Cheers. I love the Lighthouse 3 GUI.
When you splice in wire, you should stagger the splices, this greatly reduced the risk or possibility of a short .
Yes, I do do that in high rise situations.
Called different things but britclip, beam cable clip or girder clip, is what you need to clamp those cables up the steel stu
Thanks mate. It's a big help to have the right search terms.
Could be called ‘chassis clips’ as well.
Something like this I assume?
jaydeeautocables.com.au/products/chassis-clips
The touch screen is nice until you hit heavy seas. I've used this unit on an open rhib and found that even with wet hands I was able to control the system. Large waves at speed though requires using the buttons.
Nice unit. Seems easy to operate. At least the cable 'route' was simple. No having to snake wires all over the boat. So, your a Firefighter too, ey? I was both a volunteer and career Firefighter-Paramedic for over 26 yrs. Miss it bad. Well, thanks for another great install video and we'll see you in the next. Stay safe, Brother.
Thanks Vin. :)
Given that it's so easy these days to find a variety of products, it's a bit funny people have a problem with it.
Looking forward to seeing how that digitally connected display stuff works.
Nice tool.
Thanks for the video.
Secretly I do wish Stu would make an AMP read out ;)
Electronics project for the Christmas break.
When pulling through pipes, have the pipes straight and on a slope downwards in the direction of pull, makes it a lot easier.
I think Stu's problem is that he was both pushing and pulling and that is always going to make things more difficult than if there are two people doing the job.
Love my Axiom ...great unit !!
Glad to hear you are happy with yours too. I'm looking forward to doing a bit of cruising with this one and putting it through its paces.
Thanks for the video, very informative and entertaining as well.
Thanks David.
Thanks for your service in the cfa nsw version good man
To be honest, it's been some of the best experience I've had over the last 20 years. It gives as much as it takes.
Boats coming along nicely!
You should look at a Haltech LCD display for the dash, not to sure what you need but everything in a small screen. Good luck with the boat waiting for that first mission.
I love Haltech (from watching Mighty Car Mods,) but the Raymarine actually has a dash mode, I'll show more of that soon.
Ive got an older Link 10 battery monitor for the house, pretty much the basis for newer ones over several brands.
But what I use most are red and green digital voltage meters, red for the house battery on port and green for the engine on stbd.
Its interesting to have different approaches to battery management and see what people do.
I can be handy to know voltage, but it can also be a very misleading figure, particularly after charging.
A little tip.... when drilling with a hole saw if you drill almost all the way through the wood just drill the rest of the way from the other direction. That way you don’t splinter the wood!
Tried that but not enough room to fit the drill underneath.
Just at the tail end of a few projects of my own, none boat related sadly.. but time to catch up on some Stu.
Great to see the progress, and the battery monitor is something I've been thinking about myself. The stuff built into the panel is just a voltmeter. and the cable going from the house battery to the panel is a bit long for my taste. not bothered to calculate the Vdrop on it yet.
So seeing how this unit worked made the decision for me, i need to get a real meter. Removing the Amp anxiety will be great.
I've been really happy with this meter, and it may have paid for itself already by highlighting a problem with my solar before the batteries were completely drained and damaged.
At last...an accurate clock!
LOL
Like that ray marine navigating, but only looked at the amp dover with one eye open and not envoys at all,enjoyed the journey from the lounge,so have fun.
You are doing a great job .
Thanks Marshall.
Hi, i put my satnav in the window and the sun cooked it. Great videos. 🍻
Fortunately there is a bit of an overhanging eave on the wheelhouse so it won't get too much sun. Something to be careful of though!
@@DangarMarine thats great, please don't think i was nagging.
Just a suggestion ...you could mount your tach,amp meter,oil pressure gauge,Speedo and other engine gauges down the center piece between the two center windows or one on each upright. That would conserve dash space and look exceptionally good at night.
Excellent choice with the Ray Marine it appears to have so many functions. What fantastic connectors besides .You seem to have quite a handle on the ships electronics. Just waiting fot the engine bay clean up and painting. : ) : ) : )
Engine bay is all painted and ready to go, need to do the cabin next.
@@DangarMarine Sorry thought the area beneath the deck where you started installing the Raymarine cables was the engine bay.
"Real English" best part!
Girder clips to secure those cables in the wheelhouse to that vertical rib.
"Let's not be too much of an idiot," 🤣
My new favourite quote! I'm gonna steal this one 👍🏻
Well, I lost out on that one.......
Thanks for the vid Stu, I thought mounting location of the Raymarine was odd but each to their own. I find that I’m constantly selecting different screens/modes etc and therefore need it close, directly in front of me actually. Also now I’m wearing glasses as I age I need it close so I can see what’s going on....depth, bearing, speed, ttg etc. I will be interesting to see how you go with your chosen location. 🍻
Cool toy. Looks better even than a lead weight on a small rope, but you won't be able to smell the bottom when you haul it up.
I was thinking about that the other day, the wax plug they used to put into the base of a shot line to bring up a sample of the bottom.
good stuff Stew//good episode mate.
Thanks Wayne!
I was in a pub in Canada in '72 and the fire brigade came in and 'drafted' every able-bodied man in there.
Love watching your channel great job
Thanks Bill!
Nice job.....neat unit.
Fantastic! ! You just cant stop a thinking man!!
Thanks mate.
Thanks for the video - from NZ.
You're welcome!
your 🐙tattoo is 🔥
Be safe with fighting those fires!
Looking good. Thanks
kinda wish there was a way you could flush mount the unit into the dash, but I get why you would mount it where you did..This is actually starting to become an impressive vessel, the more I see your adding to it..
There is a comment about the window mount/sun potentially causing a heat issue. Direct sun light on a digital device does tend to cause problems. Ray Marine may have engineered accordingly, but if not there are lots of inexpensive automotive solutions available that eliminate the problem.
The wheel house has an eave that overhangs quite a bit to stop direct sunlight, it isn't like a car window.
Number of engines: Zero :D Thanks for the laugh again. :D
You're welcome. :)
I got laugh out of it too
You can buy Spring Clips from an Electrical Supplier. they come in different sizes.
Hi Stu, I seem to have fallen down a dark hole and ended up on your channel.
I've finally caught up with the rest of you having binged on the trawler vids!
Don't know much about boats but I know a lot more now, cheers!
Hey Dave, thanks for watching!
👍Ant, Cid & the Pooch crew.
Consider a ram mount for the Raymarine if you don't like the ceiling mount.
great vids Stu.
I saw a green bottle of booze in the back ground at 15:10 Stu, I'm sure thats an AD as well , if its not turn the labels facing next time and who knows it could be PARTY TIME!!!!! :-)
Who the hell would give you a thumbs down they should be thrown overboard and used as an anchor great video is always can't wait to see that motor in and running but I don't think that little winch is going to do it
No, going to get a crane truck to drop the motor in.
Guess what? The people that thumbs down do more GOOD for the channel that the VAST majority that do not vote at all. Down is the EXACT same good interaction score that up is. Please educate yourself.
Perlin clips is the product you are looking for for that beam
Sold in 16,20,25mm sizes
I referred your site to a young couple on" odd life crafting"
Ah, I have seen a few of their vids.
@@DangarMarine done well for a young couple