Amazing how sonar has changed over the years! Watch this and the next episode together! Because? we live next to the Solway, and Whitehaven in Cumbria, UK but ours is not as warm as yours and the beach is not White. Always a great show Magnus & Wendy 💖 😍 👌 👍 👊 😊 🇬🇧
So happy to have you guy's back beautiful place. I love that silicone bread baking thing. Very cool miss your bread baking an happy NutShell is back!! ✌🏻💗☺️❣️
I gave my daughter some money about 15 years ago and she disappeared for a few months, I had no idea where she had gone. It turns out she went to the Whitsundays to do her yacht skippers test, I was dead chuffed when she told me, being a sailor myself. She went to visit her brother in Sydney first and then out there to do the course. She had already done a whole lot of sailing on a catamaran, from the BVIs then Pananma, on to the Galapagos and on across the Pacific. Its nice to you sailing again, long may it continue.
Lots of great memories in that one for us, even Solway pass ! Did the Whitsundays a couple of years ago in our 20ft Sunmaid trailer sailer, and can`t wait to get back up that way.
wow to the surroundings! wow to the bread! wow to the ace sonar thingie adaptation (brilliant!) i think just total wow! sail safe, hope the weather behaves itself while your there! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
I used a panel of heavy polycarbonate set flush into the hull, so that water pressure held it in place as well as the silicone adhesive and some through hull countersink bolts set through O-rings to form a waterproof set of fastenings. In the inside of the hull on top of this polycarbonate panel I mounted a vertical tube of about one foot of PVC pipe cut to fit the panel so that the top was horizontal, this forming a reservoir of light oil. Into this light oil I sat the transducer element, the body being fixed to the side of the PVC tube so that it was central, by the use of a PVC spacer. The polycarbonate set into the hull beside the garboard strake has the exact same sound transmission characteristics as sea water. One just needs to keep the panel clean--and NOT antifouled. It is the trick Ice-Breakers use. Before cutting any holes in a perfectly good hull, it might be best y to make up a model and hang it from the side of the vessel or the stern to test it properly, and only make any permanent alterations if REALLY happy with the results.
@@LifeinaNutshell I think it was soybean oil, but as long as it is not compressible any light hydraulic oil should do the trick. I used vegetable oil because I wanted it not to react with the epoxy glue I used to fit the pipe to the window. I must admit I did not originally fit this panel, it was done by the previous owner, I just improved on it. My device was not as elaborate as yours though, but it worked very will indeed.
World famous xxxxxxx beach. Never heard of it. We have world famous Johns Pass (Madeira Beach, FL) . You probably never heard of that. The world must be bigger than we think.
Good thing you were wearing a wet suit on your dive. Can you imagine all those creatures crawling around on your naughty bits? I always wear some skin when I dive after I went diving with tiny jellyfishes and stinging crinoids. Got a welt right near my bung hole!
Nothing better than sailing the Whitsundays on a nice Cat. Living the dream guys!
Amazing how sonar has changed over the years!
Watch this and the next episode together! Because? we live next to the Solway, and Whitehaven in Cumbria, UK but ours is not as warm as yours and the beach is not White.
Always a great show Magnus & Wendy 💖 😍 👌 👍 👊 😊 🇬🇧
Thank you.
So happy to have you guy's back beautiful place. I love that silicone bread baking thing. Very cool miss your bread baking an happy NutShell is back!! ✌🏻💗☺️❣️
Great vlog Magnus and Wendy especially that spectacular sunset really vivid colours. Keep safe...
Thanks Liam. It sure was pretty. W.
I gave my daughter some money about 15 years ago and she disappeared for a few months, I had no idea where she had gone. It turns out she went to the Whitsundays to do her yacht skippers test, I was dead chuffed when she told me, being a sailor myself. She went to visit her brother in Sydney first and then out there to do the course. She had already done a whole lot of sailing on a catamaran, from the BVIs then Pananma, on to the Galapagos and on across the Pacific. Its nice to you sailing again, long may it continue.
Beautiful beautiful sunset and sail. Great video.
Thanks Don. W.
Lots of great memories in that one for us, even Solway pass ! Did the Whitsundays a couple of years ago in our 20ft Sunmaid trailer sailer, and can`t wait to get back up that way.
Absolutely brilliant footage, my dears! 😊 👍 👌 Thank you so much!
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wow to the surroundings! wow to the bread! wow to the ace sonar thingie adaptation (brilliant!) i think just total wow!
sail safe, hope the weather behaves itself while your there! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
I notice all the best boaters on TH-cam use Raymarine products like the Axiom. Likewise, it's a great piece of equipment.
Wendy’s bread.....ahhhhhh, always makes me hungry! Thanks for the episode
Awesome episode! Makes me want to visit.
Loved the old slouchy adaption mate
Your bread always gets me..work at a bakery in Rhode island USA..and your bread is amazing 🍞🍞🥖🥖
Wow, thanks Tammy. I’m enjoying making bread. I love cooking but bread baking has always been a bit elusive to me! W.
Hola from La Paz! Good to see you guys ⛵️
Hola.
Looks great out there I pass nutshell today on the grand Union looking good 🤗🤗🤗
I used a panel of heavy polycarbonate set flush into the hull, so that water pressure held it in place as well as the silicone adhesive and some through hull countersink bolts set through O-rings to form a waterproof set of fastenings. In the inside of the hull on top of this polycarbonate panel I mounted a vertical tube of about one foot of PVC pipe cut to fit the panel so that the top was horizontal, this forming a reservoir of light oil. Into this light oil I sat the transducer element, the body being fixed to the side of the PVC tube so that it was central, by the use of a PVC spacer.
The polycarbonate set into the hull beside the garboard strake has the exact same sound transmission characteristics as sea water. One just needs to keep the panel clean--and NOT antifouled. It is the trick Ice-Breakers use.
Before cutting any holes in a perfectly good hull, it might be best y to make up a model and hang it from the side of the vessel or the stern to test it properly, and only make any permanent alterations if REALLY happy with the results.
What sort of light oil did you use?
@@LifeinaNutshell I think it was soybean oil, but as long as it is not compressible any light hydraulic oil should do the trick. I used vegetable oil because I wanted it not to react with the epoxy glue I used to fit the pipe to the window. I must admit I did not originally fit this panel, it was done by the previous owner, I just improved on it. My device was not as elaborate as yours though, but it worked very will indeed.
Love your style. Tell me more about the depth transducer, install and model number rv100 kit?
PS, that's my kinda platter!! Yummm
I’ll do some video of it.
@@LifeinaNutshell that's awesome, thanks
Beautiful guys
Thanks Sandra. W.
You certainly do not want that marine life getting into your cranium fins Magnus.😉👍⛵️
Nice depth sounder show us the install and its identity
..safety is knowing what you are doing...lol....great vid. stay safe and enjoy..
Thanks for the comment Bob. W.
Beautiful. 💕 from Connecticut🐳
Thank you Mary. W.
Magus looks like one of those all sheepherders in the Australian movies
You TWO
We’ve got a narrow channel here like that deception pass
Hi Andrew. The passes sure can be tricky! Thanks for watching and commenting. W.
Hi mate, could you please let me know what Transducer it is? Love it!
It’s a Raymarine RV-100.
14:30 Now there is something . Does the oven effect the silicon?
Hi Fred. No. The silicon can withstand the oven temperature. W.
HI GUY'S WHAT WERE THE SKIE'S LIKE WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG ?
World famous xxxxxxx beach. Never heard of it. We have world famous Johns Pass (Madeira Beach, FL) . You probably never heard of that. The world must be bigger than we think.
I’m sure it is. Seems to be “World Famous” stuff everywhere.
Cheers
So Wendy are you going to share the recipe?
Hi Al. I pretty much made it up but I’m planning on doing more cooking videos in the future with all of the recipes. W.
Good thing you were wearing a wet suit on your dive. Can you imagine all those creatures crawling around on your naughty bits? I always wear some skin when I dive after I went diving with tiny jellyfishes and stinging crinoids. Got a welt right near my bung hole!
Do you guys ever meet other TH-camrs out there on the water
We have met quite a few in our travels. In fact there were 5 of us in Chiapas Marina when we were there.
Wendy! So how do you make your bread? :)
Hi David. I didn’t use a recipe for the loaf but I’m planning on doing some cooking videos with full recipes in the future. W.
@@LifeinaNutshell David? :(
are you any near the island that the qld gave to China
Which one? They seem to own every second one out there.
Cheers
It was alright up until the end. I just wanted that food too. Don't do that.
Magus what psi do you run your hookah.
Hi Kenneth. To be brutally honest with you. I have no idea. I might just check next rime I use it.
Cheers
Ok thank you
Gross. wear a shirt please.
Sorry about that. I’ll try to remember.