Hi Linh and Emma! Tammie here. I have some good friends who decided to put ornaments and lights in a gorgeous bowl to replace the tree last year. It was really beautiful! I have always had a tiny tree because I've always lived tiny. This is my first larger home I've owned as a 52 yr old adult. LOL! I still pull out my little tree. I love it! It will go with us (I think...) when we retire and move into a life on wheels. I don't know. The older I get, the simpler I need things to be. Maybe I'll just go with the Christmas bowl idea. Looking forward to see what you two do! I'm sure it will be amazing!
Little gal been assisting for years. Great job parents. Out in the cold a tough way to live. Diesel huh?! Okay. Be warm and happy holidays!! Just the right amount of lights.
FYI I saw on a utube video from an artist workshop and small up 2" of white pvc can be bent in boiling water, of course the bigger the tube the longer your boil. Just in case you ever need this application I thought I would share. Great job : ) peace
If you are going cruising in warmer climates just replace or repair A/C unit. And use space heaters. We have a couple on our boat and they work great..easily stowed, and they just plug in..if they tip over they shut off...much easier...they have a option to use 1500 w 900w or 500w. Only use about 13 amps on high.
Amazing, they say a true expert is one who makes the difficult look ez. You make it look like I could do it. And your exploits are way out of my league. Thanks for the great work, presentation and video.
He does make it look easy. I have to admit after all these years, I am still in awe of what Teal can create and build. He's also a very patient teacher for both myself and Emma. 😍😍
When I was looking at heating/cooling on my catamaran, I discovered that the reverse cycle units had very poor performance below 14C water temp. So that might be the problem. My choice was a 10kw diesel water heater by ESPAR (Eberspacher in UK) This then sends the water over the whole boat to small heater matrices. When demanded by thermostat (each separate matrix has its own) it has a fan to send the air through the matrix. This is more efficient, but a better reason is that the pipe for the hot water is only i inch pipe. so a single heater can do the whole boat. It also heats the water in the immersion heater, and a towel rail. It ran 24/7 for six months for over 5 years before I needed to do any significant maintenance.
I think I would have left the 110vac lines, and install an GFI outlet in that box. Always handy to have an outlet in places like that, especially with the nice run of cables you already had in place. Nice job though!
You see all manner of people recording their lives on TH-cam. Here is a family that is very motivated and is connected to one another. You have incredible design and artistic skills; not to mention your boat is one of the cleanest and best organized I have ever seen. I also lay out my wiring in a similar fashion and neatness counts. Your wife and daughter are amazingly charming and cute. I wish you nothing but fun times and success in your future endeavors. I continue to watch YOUR channel as some of the others I have seen are becoming repetitive and let's just say not nearly as interesting. Kudos to the three of you.
Your old unit either has a bad power supply, relay, capacitor or diode on the board. All easy fixes to diagnose with a multi meter. If it's a diode you should be able to see and smell if one is bad. For the power supply relay or capacitor a multi meter is best and these are all inexpensive repairs. If I were a betting man I'd put my money on the capacitor. Just be careful if you decide to replace it as it can give you one heck of a jolt. Always have family around when you do a capacitor replacement because it's hilarious if you do get shocked. You all ROCK and thanks for sharing as always. John Doherty LykeNew power wash Salina Kansas
@@patriotpioneer 18:50 on the video shows the capacitor in the control box. Also almost all compressors will need capacitor to start up. A capacitor swap on this would have run about 30 to 40 bucks.
I agree, seems like an easy fix. But diagnosing electronics can be tricky when it is not "visually broken" I have a feeling he was waiting for an excuse to justify the upgrade and this was it.
@@fmaz1952 it will be interesting to see what he installs whatever it is I'm sure it will be installed perfectly. As for an AC in Seattle I've always wondered if a recirculating pump running through an EVAP would work? After all the water temps I'm sure are cold enough year around that far north and you wouldn't need a condenser. Just a fan and a pump would do the trick.
@@johndoherty8732 A start capacitor is a additional capacitor, sometimes referred to as a "Hard Start Kit" A bad capacitor wouldn't cause death to the t-stat/control panel.
You are so right Tom...last year we took a trip to the NASA Space Center and toured the Shuttle. Now that you say it, I can see what you are talking about. :)
Good video, do not feel alone. I feel your pain. We went to the boat this past weekend and guess what our heating unit dint not work either. It was 45 degrees outside and foggy. Another project for later days so we decide to go home.
I’m really enjoying these vids. Hooked from the first. Camera man and editor are doing a great job. You,,,, need help, just kidding Captain. You can do any job but your crew has the patience of Job. Both impressive. May Poseidon forever be at Basik’s back and all aboard.
I have some familiarity with those style of heaters in semi trucks. They keep the bunks very warm, but sadly they are very cantankerous with bio diesel. Both B10 and B20 blends. Made our mechanics lose their minds keeping the burners clean and the safety mechanisms from constantly tripping. We found work arounds to ease the maintenance requirements, but we only used them in roughly ten hour intervals. I'd love to know how yours work over the longer stretches of run time.
If you can remember back this far, I'm curious why you didn't use the existing wiring to pull through the new wiring. Since I'm about as handy as an extremely unhandy thing, I fully expect there's a reason I'm unaware of. Or it could also be, "Just didn't." Really enjoy this series, thank you for doing it.
Always thought it was location, location, location .....Now I know it's SV Basik, Basik Basik.....You 3 Rock...Thank You All so much for the marvelous content and time you spend making it happen...Freaking 1st Class All the Way....A Joyous Safe Holiday Season to your Family...insert applause here......
If the fan in the back of the unit does not get enough airflow to it, there will be soot buildup inside of the unit. You can open the unit and clean it out. The burning process inside it needs enough oxygen to burn clean. You need to let air come into the compartment where it is sitting.
Curious to see how much fuel per BTU the diesel heater would use compared to running the diesel generator to power the electric unit. Can one assume a gain in efficiency by not converting diesel energy to electric? I know very little about marine AC systems so trying to understand the decision to go to diesel over electric. Great workmanship as always!
Let me clarify, we did not replace the deck core material, just the deck surface. Our boat is constructed with Nida-Core (honeycomb composite) and I have yet to find one square inch of decay on this 25 year old boat. Emma is always ready to assist...she is the best!
As a Norwegian, I have to approve the Northic Christmas team 🎅🏻 -And, as what’s wrong with your heating unit..... All mine, (on the more expensive ones) electronic parts, has a built in timer. The day the warranty expires it’s starts to fail 😐 Murphy’s law 😆 Fair winds,,,,,,,,/),,,,,,,,,,
Do you like our stockings?! I made them 2 years ago and of course had to make one for Compass. He's our baby. Emma is trying to figure out how big of a chew bone she can stuff in there for him. 🤣🤣🤣🍗🍖
Very clean install there! May I ask what is your ducting made of? It looks like PVC plumbing stuff. Is it HVAC specific ducting? I have to replace my old split systems and would like to put another ducting system in and really like your nice clean looking duct work. Thanks.
Hi OBL, how often do you check the gas on your Air condition system, and also how often do you check and clean out the distribution fan on the unit? I tends to clogged the fan blades with dust over time, and be careful with diesel heater, as it “can” slip exhaust fumes into the air and that might not be the most desirable outcome. Just a head up and hope you do regularly check ups on that sir. No criticism here, just a head up for you.
The perfect Christmas vid - 'Baby, It's cold outside'! (Not sure if this is politically correct, but Teal did say "it's cold outside'!) Another superlative video!
When you said you were going with a Nordic inspired design I was expecting Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet but I'm not sure if The Netherlands is considered Nordic.
Teal is 1/2 Norwegian and Scandinavian so I thought this is a perfect teaching opportunity to educate and inspire Emma about her heritage. We like to incorporate these moments in for her and us as well. 💗💗💗
All man, right in the middle of the new heater installation and you stop the great video. Is there a chance that the old heater unit can be repaired. Was it a heat pump?
It is a heat pump and I am sure it can be repaired. The Webasto is a great unit but runs on 12 amps of 110 power and we need two to heat the boat...that's 24 amps of juice! We knew that these units would be good while we were plugged in to shore power but while underway would be tough to run. Diesel heaters have recently come way down in price so it was the right time for us to make the move.
That’s always an option. The unit you replaced had a/c I thought and just surprised you don’t have a plan as usual for the a/c side. Simpler is probably better when you are off the dock anyway. ,,,,,,/),,,,,,,fair win do soon I hope.
The christmas decs look nice. have you got the out door solar powered lights, the ones that you can warp around the hand rails and stanchoins rail? and do not forget to leave a worm shot for santa for dropping of the presents haha. Gerard on readybaron. merry christmas.
What's up man you never actually said what went wrong you just said we're going to change it that's cool always do a good job keep up the good work now keep them girls happy LOL Reef Runner out
The Webasto is a great unit but runs on 12 amps of 110 power and we need two to heat the boat...that's 24 amps of juice! We knew that these units would be good while we were plugged in to shore power but while underway would be tough to run. Diesel heaters have recently come way down in price so it was the right time for us to make the move.
Not during the refit. Our plan is to haul her out next spring for 4-6 weeks then shake her down in the Pacific NW over the summer before heading south next fall.
Hi Linh. Won’t you want to air conditioning then when you leave the dock? It would be nice as you have the generator to run it off. What type of generator do you have?
You could get a ”tree” like this www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80400867/ (or have Teal build it himself) to hang ornaments on. And once you are out sailing around the world buy a small item as a memory of each place you visit. I think that would make such a unique tree.
Back in the 70's when I cruised on my father's trimaran we had a wood stove. We collected driftwood to burn and it worked awesome. The problem for us would be that we would have to install 3 fireplaces in order to get even heating throughout and our hulls are narrow so it could be difficult to walk by.
Why have heat permanent if ur going to be sailing in hot weather all the time I would understand if u were staying up north all the time but the Bahamas and Mexico don't get really cold
When your OCD kicks in and makes you go back and watch opening credits on previous episodes to see if stuff was misspelt there...……… I love your channel but ….please don't do that again :-))
The three dislikes on this video were from the goons that always hate on Teal's OCD installs, and they are angry because he didn't spend hours upside-down in the bilge at awkward angles in a contortionist position screaming for tools. I'm actually surprised they could even reach the mouse to click the thumbs down as they are probably still stuck behind a locker trying to sort out a rat's nest of wires that is wrapped around leaky plumbing.... oh wait, they must be laying face down on the chiropractor table, both thumbs are available!
@@patriotpioneer I would only counter by saying that Teal does a MUCH better job than most "factory" installs. The effort he puts into how equipment is installed in the first place is clear in this video when it was simple and straight forward to uninstall an entire system and then have a very clean slate to install the replacement. When I've done work on factory boats like Catalina and Hunter etc, the installed systems look 'ok' but leave much to be desired, plus they rarely ever have room for expansion or allow for ease of maintenance. Only on the most expensive custom yachts have seen installed systems done in the manner that Teal does. Now only if the Engineers at VW thought that way... oil changes on my TDI would be so much easier!
@@SteelDoesMyWill I gave up on Automotive Engineers when they decided it would be a good idea to place vehicle batteries under headlight assembles or back seats......!
“I don’t see any ducks” - ok, that’s adorable and on its own is worth a thumbs up!
Emma is the little queen of the one-liners...she always keeps me laughing!
Hi Linh and Emma! Tammie here. I have some good friends who decided to put ornaments and lights in a gorgeous bowl to replace the tree last year. It was really beautiful! I have always had a tiny tree because I've always lived tiny. This is my first larger home I've owned as a 52 yr old adult. LOL! I still pull out my little tree. I love it! It will go with us (I think...) when we retire and move into a life on wheels. I don't know. The older I get, the simpler I need things to be. Maybe I'll just go with the Christmas bowl idea. Looking forward to see what you two do! I'm sure it will be amazing!
Awesome videos guys! Stay warm :)
Thanks Mads!
The insulation patch fit "`isn't just spot on", its also pretty dang spiffy".
Little gal been assisting for years. Great job parents. Out in the cold a tough way to live. Diesel huh?! Okay. Be warm and happy holidays!! Just the right amount of lights.
FYI I saw on a utube video from an artist workshop and small up 2" of white pvc can be bent in boiling water, of course the bigger the tube the longer your boil. Just in case you ever need this application I thought I would share. Great job : ) peace
If you are going cruising in warmer climates just replace or repair A/C unit. And use space heaters. We have a couple on our boat and they work great..easily stowed, and they just plug in..if they tip over they shut off...much easier...they have a option to use 1500 w 900w or 500w. Only use about 13 amps on high.
Love it that your trusting to diesel when so many youngsters are trusting to solar and electric motors...you'll outlive them all!
Amazing, they say a true expert is one who makes the difficult look ez. You make it look like I could do it. And your exploits are way out of my league. Thanks for the great work, presentation and video.
He does make it look easy. I have to admit after all these years, I am still in awe of what Teal can create and build. He's also a very patient teacher for both myself and Emma. 😍😍
When I was looking at heating/cooling on my catamaran, I discovered that the reverse cycle units had very poor performance below 14C water temp. So that might be the problem. My choice was a 10kw diesel water heater by ESPAR (Eberspacher in UK) This then sends the water over the whole boat to small heater matrices. When demanded by thermostat (each separate matrix has its own) it has a fan to send the air through the matrix. This is more efficient, but a better reason is that the pipe for the hot water is only i inch pipe. so a single heater can do the whole boat. It also heats the water in the immersion heater, and a towel rail. It ran 24/7 for six months for over 5 years before I needed to do any significant maintenance.
I think I would have left the 110vac lines, and install an GFI outlet in that box. Always handy to have an outlet in places like that, especially with the nice run of cables you already had in place. Nice job though!
I thought the same and it's a great idea. It's only a bit of wire and it could have very well come in handy.
Savage stuff dude, you're such a tidy operator. Here's to hoping Zora looks that good when I'm done.
Thanks Rhys...I am sure Zora will be amazing!
You see all manner of people recording their lives on TH-cam. Here is a family that is very motivated and is connected to one another. You have incredible design and artistic skills; not to mention your boat is one of the cleanest and best organized I have ever seen. I also lay out my wiring in a similar fashion and neatness counts.
Your wife and daughter are amazingly charming and cute. I wish you nothing but fun times and success in your future endeavors. I continue to watch YOUR channel as some of the others I have seen are becoming repetitive and let's just say not nearly as interesting. Kudos to the three of you.
Thanks Bill!
I agree
Alan
Your old unit either has a bad power supply, relay, capacitor or diode on the board. All easy fixes to diagnose with a multi meter. If it's a diode you should be able to see and smell if one is bad. For the power supply relay or capacitor a multi meter is best and these are all inexpensive repairs. If I were a betting man I'd put my money on the capacitor. Just be careful if you decide to replace it as it can give you one heck of a jolt. Always have family around when you do a capacitor replacement because it's hilarious if you do get shocked. You all ROCK and thanks for sharing as always.
John Doherty
LykeNew power wash
Salina Kansas
Would a unit that small have a start capacitor?
@@patriotpioneer 18:50 on the video shows the capacitor in the control box. Also almost all compressors will need capacitor to start up. A capacitor swap on this would have run about 30 to 40 bucks.
I agree, seems like an easy fix. But diagnosing electronics can be tricky when it is not "visually broken"
I have a feeling he was waiting for an excuse to justify the upgrade and this was it.
@@fmaz1952 it will be interesting to see what he installs whatever it is I'm sure it will be installed perfectly. As for an AC in Seattle I've always wondered if a recirculating pump running through an EVAP would work? After all the water temps I'm sure are cold enough year around that far north and you wouldn't need a condenser. Just a fan and a pump would do the trick.
@@johndoherty8732 A start capacitor is a additional capacitor, sometimes referred to as a "Hard Start Kit" A bad capacitor wouldn't cause death to the t-stat/control panel.
Very curious about this new unit now.
Thumb's up on the vid.
The insulating battening makes your heat locker looks like the space shuttle's cargo bay! Way cool!! Nice replacement job as always. 👍👍 Cheers
You are so right Tom...last year we took a trip to the NASA Space Center and toured the Shuttle. Now that you say it, I can see what you are talking about. :)
You need to get out to sea! Start sailing before more stuff needs to be replaced! You are the DIY MAN!!
As always Teal, your onto it !! Girls, great job..... just loving your family and looking so much to when you drop the lines. Take care and be safe.
Thanks Mark! We're hoping at least one unit gets installed this week! Fingers crossed. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 #babyitscoldoutside
Good video, do not feel alone. I feel your pain. We went to the boat this past weekend and guess what our heating unit dint not work either. It was 45 degrees outside and foggy. Another project for later days so we decide to go home.
Great thanks shame you’re feeling the cold though, sure it will be sorted asapTeal xx
It has moved to the priority 1 column.
Onboard Lifestyle not surprised xx
Very good, congratulations you're an excellent professional.
You are an amazing engineer! Linh is lucky to have you...LOL
Very lucky! 😉
I’m really enjoying these vids. Hooked from the first. Camera man and editor are doing a great job. You,,,, need help, just kidding Captain. You can do any job but your crew has the patience of Job. Both impressive. May Poseidon forever be at Basik’s back and all aboard.
I have some familiarity with those style of heaters in semi trucks. They keep the bunks very warm, but sadly they are very cantankerous with bio diesel. Both B10 and B20 blends. Made our mechanics lose their minds keeping the burners clean and the safety mechanisms from constantly tripping. We found work arounds to ease the maintenance requirements, but we only used them in roughly ten hour intervals. I'd love to know how yours work over the longer stretches of run time.
Thats exelent. Merry crhristms
Gerard on readybaron.
love the Christmas decorations in Saloon. Glad to see the green reed things go! BTW can't get enough of your videos!!
If you can remember back this far, I'm curious why you didn't use the existing wiring to pull through the new wiring. Since I'm about as handy as an extremely unhandy thing, I fully expect there's a reason I'm unaware of. Or it could also be, "Just didn't." Really enjoy this series, thank you for doing it.
Always thought it was location, location, location .....Now I know it's SV Basik, Basik Basik.....You 3 Rock...Thank You All so much for the marvelous content and time you spend making it happen...Freaking 1st Class All the Way....A Joyous Safe Holiday Season to your Family...insert applause here......
I was wondering whether to go propane or diesel. I think I'll take Emma's advice and install heating ducks instead - sounds more fun.
They are way more fun but they tend to leave a bit of a mess.
If the fan in the back of the unit does not get enough airflow to it, there will be soot buildup inside of the unit. You can open the unit and clean it out. The burning process inside it needs enough oxygen to burn clean. You need to let air come into the compartment where it is sitting.
It's a shame to see that neat and tidy installation have to be removed after such a short time. It still looks like you installed it last week!
I really enjoy watching your video's , your rebuilds and fit-outs are fascinating to watch
Thanks Richard, we really enjoy making them!
Except when its cold.... 🤣🤣
@@linhgobenyt Hang in their Linh, Teal will have you toasty warm soon.LOL
@@jmwarden1 we are counting on it! I am Teal's assistant today. 😜
Curious to see how much fuel per BTU the diesel heater would use compared to running the diesel generator to power the electric unit. Can one assume a gain in efficiency by not converting diesel energy to electric? I know very little about marine AC systems so trying to understand the decision to go to diesel over electric. Great workmanship as always!
Over-The-Top, Emma !! F.A.B.U.L.O.U.S. !!!!
check the solder joins at the circuit board at the relay little (black plastic boxes) usually relay connection or contacts burn out
it is terrific !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You replaced the decks? Was there soft ply or balsa? Emma was a great helper even 3 years ago. Great training dad!
Let me clarify, we did not replace the deck core material, just the deck surface. Our boat is constructed with Nida-Core (honeycomb composite) and I have yet to find one square inch of decay on this 25 year old boat. Emma is always ready to assist...she is the best!
Now that you have Install the additional solar panels, and saline off the coast of central America. I bet you still had the 3AC units.
Lol, everyday we wish we still had those units onboard.
As a Norwegian, I have to approve the Northic Christmas team 🎅🏻
-And, as what’s wrong with your heating unit..... All mine, (on the more expensive ones) electronic parts, has a built in timer. The day the warranty expires it’s starts to fail 😐
Murphy’s law 😆
Fair winds,,,,,,,,/),,,,,,,,,,
I see the Yorkie has his own little sock , does he write to Santa as well?
Do you like our stockings?! I made them 2 years ago and of course had to make one for Compass. He's our baby. Emma is trying to figure out how big of a chew bone she can stuff in there for him. 🤣🤣🤣🍗🍖
Nice
Very clean install there! May I ask what is your ducting made of? It looks like PVC plumbing stuff. Is it HVAC specific ducting? I have to replace my old split systems and would like to put another ducting system in and really like your nice clean looking duct work. Thanks.
I used 4" sewer pipe (ADS 3000 Triple Wall) because it weighs a fraction of PVC.
Hi OBL, how often do you check the gas on your Air condition system, and also how often do you check and clean out the distribution fan on the unit?
I tends to clogged the fan blades with dust over time, and be careful with diesel heater, as it “can” slip exhaust fumes into the air and that might not be the most desirable outcome. Just a head up and hope you do regularly check ups on that sir. No criticism here, just a head up for you.
The perfect Christmas vid - 'Baby, It's cold outside'! (Not sure if this is politically correct, but Teal did say "it's cold outside'!) Another superlative video!
Thanks Mike!
Like work style ( professional)👍
Emma in the compartment at the end :)
She has been lobbying to keep that compartment for her own use. 😉😜
Did you check the start-up boost capacitor on the old control/distribution unit before ripping it all out?
was wondering how your going to vent the diesel heater?
We are working on it now and Teal will go over the details next Friday.....I hope. Lol
Did you check the capacitor? They are usually the culprit and they’re only about 25 bucks or so( at least here in Florida).
E.M.M.A stands for Extremely Mature Massively Awesome.
When you said you were going with a Nordic inspired design I was expecting Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet but I'm not sure if The Netherlands is considered Nordic.
Teal is 1/2 Norwegian and Scandinavian so I thought this is a perfect teaching opportunity to educate and inspire Emma about her heritage. We like to incorporate these moments in for her and us as well. 💗💗💗
If you used heat pumps the sea water temperature needs to be 44 to 45 degrees avoid freeing the condenser.
All man, right in the middle of the new heater installation and you stop the great video. Is there a chance that the old heater unit can be repaired. Was it a heat pump?
It is a heat pump and I am sure it can be repaired. The Webasto is a great unit but runs on 12 amps of 110 power and we need two to heat the boat...that's 24 amps of juice! We knew that these units would be good while we were plugged in to shore power but while underway would be tough to run. Diesel heaters have recently come way down in price so it was the right time for us to make the move.
What will you do for a/c or did I miss it? Merry Christmas! 🎄
Sweat!
That’s always an option. The unit you replaced had a/c I thought and just surprised you don’t have a plan as usual for the a/c side. Simpler is probably better when you are off the dock anyway. ,,,,,,/),,,,,,,fair win do soon I hope.
Three should keep you nice and toasty! Have you installed Carbon Monoxide detectors?
Yes, we purchased one for each locker that will monitor the carbon monoxide levels and display the PPM on an LCD screen.
heaters pretty easy fix, ck your chimney Santa came early this year, he's stuck lol, great job ,
The christmas decs look nice.
have you got the out door solar powered lights, the ones that you can warp around the hand rails and stanchoins rail?
and do not forget to leave a worm shot for santa for dropping of the presents haha.
Gerard on readybaron.
merry christmas.
Thank you! We love it too. No other outdoor lights except for our door. I like it very simple and easy. ☺
What kind of ducting did you use?
Did you find the problem with the old unit? I noticed a run capacitor in that control box.....did you check it?
What's up man you never actually said what went wrong you just said we're going to change it that's cool always do a good job keep up the good work now keep them girls happy LOL Reef Runner out
The Webasto is a great unit but runs on 12 amps of 110 power and we need two to heat the boat...that's 24 amps of juice! We knew that these units would be good while we were plugged in to shore power but while underway would be tough to run. Diesel heaters have recently come way down in price so it was the right time for us to make the move.
I bet it was the duel capacitor that went bad on the old unit.
Being you didn’t have power to your thermostat, I would guess the transformer failed, quick easy test and fix.
You may have mentioned it in the past but what type of catamaran do you have?
She is a 1993 Custom 435 Catamaran designed by Jace Hobbs and built by Mastermold Composite Services in Florida.
let me know if you checked the capacitor? / hp cut ?out or Lp cut out? Those would be very easy fixes .
What will you do in warmer climates since the A/C was removed?
Sweat!
What duct did you use on heater was the same as your ac
You never said anything about needing an exhaust for the diesel exhaust!
Does your sailboat ever leave the harbor?
Not during the refit. Our plan is to haul her out next spring for 4-6 weeks then shake her down in the Pacific NW over the summer before heading south next fall.
Usually it is something burned out at the back of the circuit board more complicated a system more can go wrong KISS
What about the new A/C unit, does it not use sea water as well?
The old system was a heat pump and pulled energy from the seawater. The new system runs on diesel to create energy.
Is there a bun in the oven? (Referencing 4th mini stocking)
I wondered that too, but then I thought maybe that is Compass' stocking?
Why would you give up A/C comfort to go to Diesel heat?
Teal, did you just tell everyone how heavy Linh is?
Hi mate. Do you have a built in generator in board? How do you plan on running the heating and cooling while out of a marina
We have a generator, but will not need it to work this new heating system which is awesome!
Hi Linh. Won’t you want to air conditioning then when you leave the dock? It would be nice as you have the generator to run it off. What type of generator do you have?
Often it's usually a relay contacts that's faulty.
What the amp draw on the 120v vs 12 volt ??? Save your wire ??
Webasto start up 28A (x2) running 12A(x2)
Diesel Heat start up 6.5A (x3) running .5A(x3)
Saving our wire for sure!
You could get a ”tree” like this www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80400867/ (or have Teal build it himself) to hang ornaments on. And once you are out sailing around the world buy a small item as a memory of each place you visit. I think that would make such a unique tree.
You guys need a Marine wood stove, jantool , kimberly or cubic mini. Again i say a "wood" stove not gas.
Back in the 70's when I cruised on my father's trimaran we had a wood stove. We collected driftwood to burn and it worked awesome. The problem for us would be that we would have to install 3 fireplaces in order to get even heating throughout and our hulls are narrow so it could be difficult to walk by.
@@OnboardLifestyle Too bad, id say at least one for a emergency heat source in the salon maybe?
@@patriotpioneer I really wanted one too! But the clearance would be a little tough. Too bad, I love wood burning fireplaces....😥😥
Every time i hear a power tool and know it is on fiberglass I'm thinking DUST MASK PLEASE.
that big capacitor is probably what failed.
Philippians start full on Christmas in September
Why have heat permanent if ur going to be sailing in hot weather all the time I would understand if u were staying up north all the time but the Bahamas and Mexico don't get really cold
Don't be fooled. We spent last winter in the Sea of Cortez and used the heat every single night.
wow you were are asking a lot out of a single unit
hi, your wabasco, take an air hose and blow up theexsaust pipe, the eye cannot read the sprk so it wont ignite,
When your OCD kicks in and makes you go back and watch opening credits on previous episodes to see if stuff was misspelt there...……… I love your channel but ….please don't do that again :-))
hurry up and finish
I am working double time...you sound like Linh!
Lol, you do sound like me! I am so excited to go!
The three dislikes on this video were from the goons that always hate on Teal's OCD installs, and they are angry because he didn't spend hours upside-down in the bilge at awkward angles in a contortionist position screaming for tools. I'm actually surprised they could even reach the mouse to click the thumbs down as they are probably still stuck behind a locker trying to sort out a rat's nest of wires that is wrapped around leaky plumbing.... oh wait, they must be laying face down on the chiropractor table, both thumbs are available!
When Teal is done with a boat project it literally looks like a perfect factory install, i give him props for that , ocd or not...lol
@@patriotpioneer I would only counter by saying that Teal does a MUCH better job than most "factory" installs. The effort he puts into how equipment is installed in the first place is clear in this video when it was simple and straight forward to uninstall an entire system and then have a very clean slate to install the replacement. When I've done work on factory boats like Catalina and Hunter etc, the installed systems look 'ok' but leave much to be desired, plus they rarely ever have room for expansion or allow for ease of maintenance. Only on the most expensive custom yachts have seen installed systems done in the manner that Teal does. Now only if the Engineers at VW thought that way... oil changes on my TDI would be so much easier!
@@SteelDoesMyWill I gave up on Automotive Engineers when they decided it would be a good idea to place vehicle batteries under headlight assembles or back seats......!
Who wants an SV Basik t-shirt for Christmas!!?!! Lol
Brett, I am trying to get something together for our patrons. 😉 sending you an email soon.
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