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Hi Sue, yes we went over on this one ua-cam.com/video/bgx-pXRJE2U/v-deo.html Friday 19 July 2024, 40 miles that day, it was an amazing!

Sorry I am terrible at checking my channel comments...

Thank you, my husband numbers each new waterway from scratch I think. I'm not sure it's a good idea but he's happy with it. So pleased that shared some locks with you. What was the name of your boat?

@@bethcross4628 Hi, we haven’t got the name on our boat yet, but the guy who kitted it out has his name on it - Patching-Jones. We came down the 5 rise and 3 rise with you in all that rain

Hi Macca, Sounds like a plan, always a good idea to hire for at least a week - to be on the safe side. Boat buying is hard, prices have risen 10-15k with Covid and a lot of people re-thinking life. If you have the time, it's worth buying a mess for £20k but with an otherwise SOLID hull - early '90's with Lloyds of London Grade A steel, onwards date wise you'll be looking at rubbish. Our base plate is 12mm with 11.6mm in the lowest part. Then GUT it and get it just the way you want. Got to be cheaper than £60k with things that irritate and you can even put in a new or recon engine. Cheers Mar

Hi Steve, I'm going to try and do a better explainer, on some of the videos I have posted something like this: No sound track - HIT PAUSE, RICHT CLICK- choose "Open Link in New Tab" www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMdU9... Get though the advertising or endure it. Go back to this tab - make full screen, hit play & chillax. I haven't done any marketing for the channel yet but 50% of people view on a PC , 25% on TV - so I first off I wanted to let people choose the music they want to and put the first series up as a bit of an experiment. I'm generally not keen on library music as it becomes dated so quickly. When I get more time I would like to contact some breaking or established artists for copyright clearance. But it's definitely going to be one where you cannot please all the people all of the time as this comment has just come in.... ua-cam.com/video/ZLZ1T1bFavk/v-deo.html&lc=UgwR9gvMPZAk2DMPRB94AaABAg All the best and Happy New Year, Mark

Hi, It's a Go Pro Hero 7 Black, first one with 4k ability I think, I bought it second hand off ebay a year back and sat on it. Then when we were pretty much on the most Westerly part of the network, I had an idea... It's set on TimeWarp x10 - combination of HyperSmooth and a TimeLapse video. So 50 minutes boils to 5 minutes and 5 gigs at 4k. You may have to force you youtube to 4K to get these in their full glory - put the mouse over the bottom of the video and choose the "cog" for settings. Then if you are on broadband you can force the quality to 4k. Then things take on another dimension. Now we normally move every week - so I wanted to use 4k because it's stunning and 10-20 gigs of upload at a weekend is just about possible, before the next week. So the "product" is a balance between an idea and available upload bandwidth. I have two data SIMs with unlimited bandwidth and a MIMO Yagi 4G antenna for my main work connection during the week - so far I have not had to pull out the spare SIM and router. I don't use any software as I have an exceptional busy job during the week. Uploading is cleverly done by the Go Pro, you configure the unit up to your WiFi and when the battery is charged it uploads it to your Go Pro account (£49 p/a unlimited uploads) I managed to get it at £25 for my first year! Then as Go Pro's web site doesn't work, and as I have very limited bandwidth I fire up a Linux desktop on www.vultr.com/?ref=9280158 (referral link to the left) - Ubuntu Desktop (XFCE) from the "Market Place Apps" -> Operating Systems. This then allows me to VNC into the Desktop and download the MP4 file on the remote machine, then log into UA-cam on the remote server using cracking bandwidth :-) - You SHOULD be able to do this whole operation on the Go Pro subscription facility. Then after I have uploaded the videos to youtube I destroy the desktop server I used on the VPS server for 2 hours at a cost of about $0.15 cents. Software wise if I was editing I would probably have a look at Kdenlive or Shotcut , although personally I have used OpenShot. My advice - keep it dead simple. Happy New Year, Mark