I feel compelled to again give a nod to you as parents......one day in the distant future, Emma will be walking a path, swimming at a beach, or sitting on a porch....and suddenly, a smell, or a sound, or the shape of a tree, will magically transport her back to the exact moment that memory was created.....BEHOLD the power of memories.....something you have given her in abundance.....and will last her lifetime.....stellar job......thanks for the great content.....safe passages to all 4 of you
First time commenter. Bittersweet day for me….been binge watching 3 episodes a day since episode 1 (while I smoke my daily cigar)….and I’ve finally caught up. Don’t know what I’m going to do with myself. 😂 I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel and look forward to continuing. Teal - you are a master craftsman and have inspired me to dry dock my little 25 year old 17 foot dual console this year to repair blemishes. You have a great family and I wish you well with your adventures.
Do an episode from Compass perspective . Maybe his story . How they found me , How I like living on a boat ect . Just an idea I sometimes wonder and Compass is super cool so.
Dang... left us with a cliff hanger, & a to be continued.. I'd say Emma is really getting the hang of this vlogging!! Turning into a real time TV show producer ... nice job young lady... So, to be continued!!!😮😊
Sitting high on Compass mountain we have the star of the show! Nice to see. 13 PPM on the water? WOW! Nice. Our Durastill brings it down to 0 or 1 PPM but 13 from the delivery guy is really awesome. USA people are literally getting poisoned. Beautiful marina, great times, hope the engine problem is just a starter or ground.
Well of course that dog knew a dead cat when it sees one. Sorry about the engine troubles. I have no doubt you will have is solved in no time. The boat is looking great. I was wondering if Emma could give me a hand with a couple of boat projects this Spring. Well for that matter all of you!
I haven't watched many of your vids. I like how calm Teal is, and competent! Plus the "Dead Cat" pure DAD JOKE! Hope it is nothing serious with the engine.
Can I ask a silly question, why isn’t a mark to show where to put the Slings there permanently. Because one day it might save the catamaran it a desperate attempt to get it out quickly.. great Episode 🐬🦋🐬🦋🌸🍺🍹🍹🍹⛵️
Basik is so light (8,500 lbs) that you can sling her almost anywhere. I just put my lift points down so that I could paint under the blocking. I do like the idea of marking the three cross beams and will probably do that.
That cute 4 legged furry little dog named Compass, just totally makes my day. Him sitting on top of his bed. Well done on making it high so he can see out the windows. I made a box that sits along the entire back seat of my car, high enough that they can all see what's happening, it really made a big difference to their behaviour and stress levels, they just all sat and enjoyed the view.. Thanks for the vlog and really intense workload u all slowed through. Basik looks fantastic, u all deserve a big pat on the back. 🌈👍
I’m always so nervous when you guys are putting your home back in the water.probably just as nervous as Emma.stay safe out there. Looking forward to you guys getting up to Coast.
Hey kids! Great that things did go kinda well. A lot of stuff addressed, good. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water! So..., you know about; Murphy's Law huh...? Motor wont start? It's probably something really stupid too. Teal will fix it! Fair winds... ⛵ 🌅
Better to find a problem early, than out at sea. Good check Captain Teal. You are a safe and detailed Captain, always thinking ahead. Good’O. God Bless all! The Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I enjoy checking in with your channel from time to time. Definetely understand how it is to get ready to be underway - and then STOP! But I have never headed out to sea with a major issue, like an engine problem. And therefore never towed in, or worse. Keep up your due diligence! :)
Another great video (sorry to see the engine issue though). I am a little surprised that the boat yeard allows people to stay on their boat when being transported. Looking forward to the next video.
Hello Basik! I'll take at stab at it, low voltage to the starter or the starter. Corroded or loose connection somewhere or try another starter. You'll diagnose it Tehl.
@@OnboardLifestyle Then something putting drag on the engine? Alternator, transmission, Valve timing. Water, fuel in cylinders. Do I need to mention ground connections.
Per Emma... "No rest for the Wicked"; sounds like a song I heard: enjoy (th-cam.com/video/Z4zHMtJv9W8/w-d-xo.html). Time to get back on the water, have new adventures, and create new content. The crew's hard work ethic shows through in your video content and reaffirms the statement, "If its worth doing, its worth doing right the first time." Yep, no shortcuts with this crew! Awesome job! More cooking spots, please. Fair Winds!!
Compass was clearly telling you be careful of the yard dog that eats mic's but did you listen No no no....Pretty sure Compass was laughing his ass off after that
Teal was talking about a dock that is not properly grounded or leaking current into water. If there are grounding problems what happens is the least noble metal accelerates corroding. Once the zinc dissolves away the next metal is aluminum.
They don't have proper grounding / wiring and it creates electrical current flow in the water and that creates galvanic corrosion. The zincs are installed because they corrode more easily and sacrificially because the vessel's electrical system is grounded to the engine, which creates a conductive path to the saildrives and the prop shafts and props and through the seawater to other boats or electrical devices. If you don't have a zinc in the equation your important engine parts corrode due to the process. From the web: when two or more boats are connected to shore power, one side of the necessary circuit required to form a galvanic couple is provided by the AC green grounding wire, which is also connected to the boat ground system, engine, and underwater hardware. The seawater electrolyte provides the other side of the circuit. Galvanic current flowing around the circuit will corrode the least noble metal between the two (or more) boats, in this case an aluminum sail drive.
Are your drive legs protected if you run aground? Or is that not something you really worry about. I ask because I'm thinking about putting in some new pod drives and they would sit just slight under my cats little baby keels unless I find a way to raise them up in the boat about an inch. Been assuming having them protected is a big deal but then I noticed your boat seems to have the drives and the bottom at the same depth? Hard to tell from the videos. Loving this channel!
We deploy our dagger boards while underway just enough to protect the drives at all times. Yes, they are still extremely vulnerable. But they also have enough benefits to justify them.
Interesting zinc, what kind of saildrive/prop do you guys have; I have max props but the zincs look a bit different. Also, probably was a hot doc but another problem is if you remove the ground from the windlass, see if there is grounded current flow down the chain in the water. That is a hidden corrosion pathway that gets your chain. Also, looks like you have solid solar panels on your dodger, are they walkable or what do you do when you need to get up to the aft boom?
Couple of weeks ago I seen a post on Facebook where Teal had is arm in a sling yet I have not seen anything as of yet. Is it coming up in future vlogs?
Hope it is not a serious problem. Is it possible to test the engines before putting the boat in the water? I know you have to have water flowing through the engine, but could that be done without too much cost, or time?
We usually do before each launch but the yard had such low water pressure that it could not support our engines. We rolled the dice and came up snake eyes!
11:00 Compass looks like a cute stuffed animal. Teal touched that other dog.... Compass can smell that. Emma is growing up even more, she is almost as tall as Dad. Beuatful smart young lady, who looks like her Mom, who is also beautiful and smart. I am a little disappointed Socket wrench is not a hammer. 3:05 Teal hit zinc with back of socket wrench not a non marring dead blow mallet. I AM SHOCKED. Ha ha. It's OK I guess, they are sacrificial. Captain Teal is Da Man. How did the dirty secret compartment turn out? Want to see final result please.
Hi here from Brazil to you! Your engine your engines look like mine, 3YM30. Are you satisfied with the kiwiprops? What is your cruising speed at 2800 rpm?
You are correct! We have twin Yanmar 3YM30's with SD20 sail drives. We cruise at 6 knots at 2100 rpms. That is our most economical speed where we only burn 0.4 gph per engine.
It's a electric leakage on the shore power that current doesn't go back to the source via the wires it travels through the metal of the boat to water and to the earth.
@@2011mendo youd have to take a resistance reading between the 2 the one with the lower resistance is the saccrifical. It might only be a a few ohms or miliohhms but it makes a difference.
Is this an engine problem that must be solved, or an engine mystery that must be revealed? Is it time for Chief Inspector Compass to sniff out the engine defect? Stay subscribed everybody... :¬) Webhead USA
Having followed you guys for a while I have to say it is disturbing to see just how much of a woman Emma has become because I have so many memories of the little girl. You are a great family.
This is not a sailing channel is it....more of a yacht maintenance channel.The guy is a super geek and at times causes the two female crew to sigh in exasperation....he is a real fuss pot
I feel compelled to again give a nod to you as parents......one day in the distant future, Emma will be walking a path, swimming at a beach, or sitting on a porch....and suddenly, a smell, or a sound, or the shape of a tree, will magically transport her back to the exact moment that memory was created.....BEHOLD the power of memories.....something you have given her in abundance.....and will last her lifetime.....stellar job......thanks for the great content.....safe passages to all 4 of you
Thanks guy’s
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A cliff hanger for next time. What an ending.
What a cliffhanger!
I wish I could be 10% as organised as Teal when doing projects. Instead of falling over my own tools constantly. 😂
First time commenter. Bittersweet day for me….been binge watching 3 episodes a day since episode 1 (while I smoke my daily cigar)….and I’ve finally caught up. Don’t know what I’m going to do with myself. 😂 I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel and look forward to continuing. Teal - you are a master craftsman and have inspired me to dry dock my little 25 year old 17 foot dual console this year to repair blemishes. You have a great family and I wish you well with your adventures.
Bāsík > Delos. Great video! ❤❤
Thank you! 😄
Nothing like a little cliff hanger at the end of the episode. Love it...
Do an episode from Compass perspective . Maybe his story . How they found me , How I like living on a boat ect . Just an idea I sometimes wonder and Compass is super cool so.
Another SUPER video, cliff hanger with the engine! Can’t wait to see what happened? Thank again for all the hard work to keep us part of your travels.
I think Linh should her own cooking channel. I'm totally envious of delightful meals she prepares for you all
Dang... left us with a cliff hanger, & a to be continued..
I'd say Emma is really getting the hang of this vlogging!!
Turning into a real time TV show producer ... nice job young lady...
So, to be continued!!!😮😊
Amazing crew love that boat :)
Sitting high on Compass mountain we have the star of the show! Nice to see. 13 PPM on the water? WOW! Nice. Our Durastill brings it down to 0 or 1 PPM but 13 from the delivery guy is really awesome. USA people are literally getting poisoned. Beautiful marina, great times, hope the engine problem is just a starter or ground.
Well of course that dog knew a dead cat when it sees one. Sorry about the engine troubles. I have no doubt you will have is solved in no time. The boat is looking great. I was wondering if Emma could give me a hand with a couple of boat projects this Spring. Well for that matter all of you!
Welcome to Barra, just heard you check in on the net, Happy Trails! S/V Tres Jolie
What a beautiful boat!!
Thanks! 😁
@@emmagobenyt Love your video's... Thank you from Alaska...
"Dead Cat"...I see what tyou did there...lol.
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You left us hanging there at the end 🥴
I haven't watched many of your vids. I like how calm Teal is, and competent!
Plus the "Dead Cat" pure DAD JOKE!
Hope it is nothing serious with the engine.
Can I ask a silly question, why isn’t a mark to show where to put the Slings there permanently. Because one day it might save the catamaran it a desperate attempt to get it out quickly..
great Episode 🐬🦋🐬🦋🌸🍺🍹🍹🍹⛵️
Basik is so light (8,500 lbs) that you can sling her almost anywhere. I just put my lift points down so that I could paint under the blocking. I do like the idea of marking the three cross beams and will probably do that.
Good morning Teal, Lihn, Emma & Compass! So good to see you this week!
That cute 4 legged furry little dog named Compass, just totally makes my day. Him sitting on top of his bed. Well done on making it high so he can see out the windows. I made a box that sits along the entire back seat of my car, high enough that they can all see what's happening, it really made a big difference to their behaviour and stress levels, they just all sat and enjoyed the view.. Thanks for the vlog and really intense workload u all slowed through. Basik looks fantastic, u all deserve a big pat on the back. 🌈👍
@Teal, how do you not cheek on the starter batteries before splash day. You are so fired!!! Now get off of that boat! LOL
I did check them. Both were at 13.3 v and I was sure that I covered everything...I was wrong!
What a cliffhanger?can’t wait for the next episode. . .😢
I’m always so nervous when you guys are putting your home back in the water.probably just as nervous as Emma.stay safe out there. Looking forward to you guys getting up to Coast.
Hey kids! Great that things did go kinda well. A lot of stuff addressed, good. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water! So..., you know about; Murphy's Law huh...? Motor wont start? It's probably something really stupid too. Teal will fix it! Fair winds...
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A cliff-hanger!! You naughty sailors, you!
Awwwww ... Let compass out, he wants to play with the big doggies :)
Onboard Lifestyle, now with cliffhangers.
Great to see the star of the show featured in this epesode, Compus has been missing out of late .
Their dog's name is Compass.
Nice video ... again :)
Thanks Giorgio!!
After my own heart...a hammer is what ever is close and handy...:-)
Thumbs up. Every week. Since early Seattle. Keep em' coming. Cheers.
OMG so happy
Compass , the demented dog , what does he look like in that red / white getup ? love it . Basik looks great :)
Oh, no ‼️ A cliff hanger and a hammer. What next?? See you next time. ✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝 👙 🌞 ✨
Better to find a problem early, than out at sea. Good check Captain Teal. You are a safe and detailed Captain, always thinking ahead. Good’O. God Bless all! The Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
А я только обрадовался, что наконец-то в воду... концовка с двигателем расстроила (((
The trials and tribulations of preparing for launch. Hope all is worked out soon.
688th subscriber LIKE; 2,867th desktop view... gonna happen sometime today, most likely.
Good luck with engine !!
Thanks Tim! 😁
I enjoy checking in with your channel from time to time. Definetely understand how it is to get ready to be underway - and then STOP! But I have never headed out to sea with a major issue, like an engine problem. And therefore never towed in, or worse. Keep up your due diligence! :)
Nothing like trying to start your engine with a hammer at ready.
Every mechanic knows...sometimes all it takes is a hammer.😁
Nice transition from earth view to drone view!!
Sorry about the launching problem, hopefully it is nothing serious, Happy Sailing folks and stay safe,
Glad your finally back in the water.
We are too!
What the heck? A cliff-hanger???? LoL
Nice "hat trick" Teal, but what was the hammer for ??? Where you going to hit the engine if it didn't start ??? 🔧🪛🪠 Basik is in GOOD HANDS. God Bless
Wow, you guys are good, and nice to follow, perfect work🏋🏻♀️🤟🏋🏻♀️
safe travels
Another great video (sorry to see the engine issue though). I am a little surprised that the boat yeard allows people to stay on their boat when being transported. Looking forward to the next video.
Yeeeeehaaaaa!! So happy and excited watching you guys revel in the beauty and excitement of that arrival. Thanks so much for sharing it.
Happy Friday. Sorry you had problems but life goes on.
Thank you Gene!
Hello Basik! I'll take at stab at it, low voltage to the starter or the starter. Corroded or loose connection somewhere or try another starter. You'll diagnose it Tehl.
Voltage at 13.3, solid connections, and it wasn't the starter! 🤔
@@OnboardLifestyle Then something putting drag on the engine? Alternator, transmission, Valve timing. Water, fuel in cylinders. Do I need to mention ground connections.
Looks like y'all had a successful haul out. Hope the port engine problem wasn't a big one.
Great to see you about to get underway. Do you think Compass is nervous or excited? ❤❤❤😊😊
Compass nervous or excited
I saw the hammer ready for the engine.
Per Emma... "No rest for the Wicked"; sounds like a song I heard: enjoy (th-cam.com/video/Z4zHMtJv9W8/w-d-xo.html). Time to get back on the water, have new adventures, and create new content. The crew's hard work ethic shows through in your video content and reaffirms the statement, "If its worth doing, its worth doing right the first time." Yep, no shortcuts with this crew! Awesome job!
More cooking spots, please. Fair Winds!!
I think that engine could use some fuel. Thanks for another interesting video. Cheers
Compass was clearly telling you be careful of the yard dog that eats mic's but did you listen No no no....Pretty sure Compass was laughing his ass off after that
Thanks!
Okay, I'll confirm my ignorance of sailing. What is a hot dock? I think that's what you said anyway.
Electric leak from pontoon to water , making sacrificing anode eaten .
Teal was talking about a dock that is not properly grounded or leaking current into water. If there are grounding problems what happens is the least noble metal accelerates corroding. Once the zinc dissolves away the next metal is aluminum.
They don't have proper grounding / wiring and it creates electrical current flow in the water and that creates galvanic corrosion. The zincs are installed because they corrode more easily and sacrificially because the vessel's electrical system is grounded to the engine, which creates a conductive path to the saildrives and the prop shafts and props and through the seawater to other boats or electrical devices. If you don't have a zinc in the equation your important engine parts corrode due to the process. From the web: when two or more boats are connected to shore power, one side of the necessary circuit required to form a galvanic couple is provided by the AC green grounding wire, which is also connected to the boat ground system, engine, and underwater hardware. The seawater electrolyte provides the other side of the circuit. Galvanic current flowing around the circuit will corrode the least noble metal between the two (or more) boats, in this case an aluminum sail drive.
Thankyou
So you had a more-on dock ? Ha ha😂
Are your drive legs protected if you run aground? Or is that not something you really worry about.
I ask because I'm thinking about putting in some new pod drives and they would sit just slight under my cats little baby keels unless I find a way to raise them up in the boat about an inch.
Been assuming having them protected is a big deal but then I noticed your boat seems to have the drives and the bottom at the same depth? Hard to tell from the videos.
Loving this channel!
We deploy our dagger boards while underway just enough to protect the drives at all times. Yes, they are still extremely vulnerable. But they also have enough benefits to justify them.
That's a squirrel kill'en yard dog if ever I saw one. Lucky you didn't pull back a bloody stub after the attack.
I’m surprised those zincs needed replacing. I would have thought they’d g another year 🤔
They most likely could have. Replacing the zincs are easy and cheap, so we always replace them on every haul out...regardless.
So close to perfect launch. Missed it by that much. Hopefully something simple to fix - like some cleaning out of hoses.
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Interesting zinc, what kind of saildrive/prop do you guys have; I have max props but the zincs look a bit different. Also, probably was a hot doc but another problem is if you remove the ground from the windlass, see if there is grounded current flow down the chain in the water. That is a hidden corrosion pathway that gets your chain. Also, looks like you have solid solar panels on your dodger, are they walkable or what do you do when you need to get up to the aft boom?
Couple of weeks ago I seen a post on Facebook where Teal had is arm in a sling yet I have not seen anything as of yet. Is it coming up in future vlogs?
Yes it is...unfortunately!
The engine sounds like it is hydraulic locking up on one cylinder. 🤷♂️👍
It was not a mechanical issue but an electrical one. We will explain it on Friday...see you then!
Hope it is not a serious problem. Is it possible to test the engines before putting the boat in the water? I know you have to have water flowing through the engine, but could that be done without too much cost, or time?
We usually do before each launch but the yard had such low water pressure that it could not support our engines. We rolled the dice and came up snake eyes!
Never saw this prop before. Which brand is it? How long do you have them on? Happy so far?
We have Kiwi Props that have been on basik for over 15 years. Once we dialed in the proper pitch we have been extremely happy.
If prop tangle with rope underwater the prop need be sharp to cut
11:00 Compass looks like a cute stuffed animal. Teal touched that other dog.... Compass can smell that. Emma is growing up even more, she is almost as tall as Dad. Beuatful smart young lady, who looks like her Mom, who is also beautiful and smart. I am a little disappointed Socket wrench is not a hammer. 3:05 Teal hit zinc with back of socket wrench not a non marring dead blow mallet. I AM SHOCKED. Ha ha. It's OK I guess, they are sacrificial. Captain Teal is Da Man. How did the dirty secret compartment turn out? Want to see final result please.
Can you extend your anchor roller to a more forward position without that much difficulty?
The engine sounds like its hydro locked..sure hope that's not the case....
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We have already upgraded our plan to add Portability ( +$10/mo) or we can opt for the new StarLink Global Plan.
Hi here from Brazil to you!
Your engine your engines look like mine, 3YM30. Are you satisfied with the kiwiprops? What is your cruising speed at 2800 rpm?
You are correct! We have twin Yanmar 3YM30's with SD20 sail drives. We cruise at 6 knots at 2100 rpms. That is our most economical speed where we only burn 0.4 gph per engine.
Teal what is a hot dock? I tried to Google it but didn’t have much luck.
I understand the zinks got corroded
Oh no I didn’t wait til the end!
Oops!
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What does “hot dock” mean? Just curious.
Either the marina or a nearby boat has electricity bleeding into the water causing our sacrificial anode to dissolve
Uhh, a galvanic isolator may be in your future.
How far behind are you in real time?
Several months. This one would have been filmed in November or maybe early December, I believe.
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What’s a hot dock?
Which marina had hot dock? Respond PM...if you want. Thank you
Most likely the Fonatur Marina in Santa Rosalia. But it could be stray current from the dock or from a neighboring vessel.
What does it mean that you were on a Hot Dock?
It's a electric leakage on the shore power that current doesn't go back to the source via the wires it travels through the metal of the boat to water and to the earth.
@@tommussington8330 if that's the case... why only one side of the boat, (20ft away from each prop) would see this??
@@2011mendo youd have to take a resistance reading between the 2 the one with the lower resistance is the saccrifical. It might only be a a few ohms or miliohhms but it makes a difference.
4:09 "Hot dock". That's a huge difference. Can someone explain what's going on?
Either the marina or a nearby boat has electricity bleeding into the water causing our sacrificial anode to dissolve.
Is this an engine problem that must be solved, or an engine mystery that must be revealed? Is it time for Chief Inspector Compass to sniff out the engine defect? Stay subscribed everybody... :¬) Webhead USA
What is a "hot dock"?
Please explain hot dock
Either the marina or a nearby boat has electricity bleeding into the water causing our sacrificial anode to dissolve
If it cant be fixed with a claw hammer then it must be an electrical problem...
You are correct..stay tuned!
With all that prep, y'all don't start the engines prior to getting into the water?
The engines need to be in the water to start them.
I do not know If I can ask this here, but is your wife Philippina? Bcs my wife is also 😊 If not I apologize for asking.
Linh is Vietnamese. 🙂
Having followed you guys for a while I have to say it is disturbing to see just how much of a woman Emma has become because I have so many memories of the little girl. You are a great family.
Tell Emma to stop growing up! Too fast. She becoming a great adult.
This is not a sailing channel is it....more of a yacht maintenance channel.The guy is a super geek and at times causes the two female crew to sigh in exasperation....he is a real fuss pot
13 tds water is too pure it becomes a diaretic
If you want a diaretic then just use the 1020 tds from the local water that has traces of fecal matter. That will clean out your plumbing.
@@OnboardLifestyle Best answer ever. 👍🙂
Sounds like a lot of bullshit to me LOL
It would if you haven't been around boats or electricity much.