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Who is the manufacturer/size of this boat? Thanks

Fun to watch. The data and tech seems cool but also more to go wrong over time

Beautiful boat. May I make a suggestion: RIP OUT that unfinished and ugly plywood dashboard, PLEASE! With only a small effort you could create a decently sanded, varnished and properly finished backing for your new navigation system. What you have now looks like a few kids cut out some rough holes in a piece of leftover ply and shoved the chart plotters and gauges into it, all in a hurry too. Compare the terrible dash to the wonderful ceiling in the cabin and the carefully varnished hatch frames etc. Show the respect this vessel deserves.

Fun to watch you guys work through a problem with the tools at hand. I'll be there Friday for a campus visit with my son, so we'll be sure to stick around for the One Ocean openhouse.

Where were the students?

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Okay I like this owner!!!

Fluid controls and steering cables? Redundant systems?

Considering the parts supply problem with Hynautics will you be sticking with this control system?? Great project and channel👍👍

Cant wait for the thruster tube install. Will be doing that on my boat next year.

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I have been doing a lot of reading about historical and current Arctic exploration regarding ship/boat design and sea conditions. Will there be any additional hull reinforcement, specially made fenders (?), rudder and prop protection, or any other techniques used to navigate possible small ice flows in the Northern Passage? Curious 🤔

Very curious about this one -- QUESTION -- Can I be so bold as to ask for some price? What would this cost to buy "as is where is", now? How much once restored?

We're working on our holding tank today- thanks for the septic spirit! Dirty business but very much necessary!

Fun times! Been there done that. I charge a 'black water surcharge' for any time I work on the sewage system. That covers emptying and cleaning of my 'sewer use only' wet/dry vac, replacement filter, gloves, disposal of sewage, etc.

Whata make / model and year is this? Is it actually called a Perry 48?? It doesn't show up on sailboatdata,,,

Glad you're back! Exciting project!

Get Bob on board👍

Can't wait to follow along on the refit guys.

Looks like fun.

Great project. Looking forward to follow along.

Had one for 15 years, loved it. So quiet 8L3B 245 hp 1150 rpm. Full stick 45lts/hr and at 800 fishing speed app. 25 tlr/hr

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Absolutely fantastic content. Great job explaining your techniques for troubleshooting boat dc systems

Click bait. What actually DON’T SHOW is installing the plate!! Useless vid.

Could you use an in-line pump like a facet purolater cube and not need the extra valve?

Any chance you have the make and model of that AC line splitter? Thanks for very helpful videos!!!!

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That's a big one! Excited to see the progress!

Wow!

Exciting stuff guys! - Alejo

Looking forward to the sailboat refit!

Thank you - just subscribed - Cheers

An excellent tip. Thank you for posting this.

Thanks for taking the time to put thus video together. Scott Boston, Ma

Nice work brothers

Awesome Mike! I'm jealous... Thanks for sharing! - Alejo

'what's JB weld?' haha love this bloke!

Solar just makes so much sense. I'm on a much smaller catamaran with just 3200W but I also haven't plugged in. My cruising speed is lower, 4-5 knots using 2000W of power, but I do have a mast and will hopefully have new sails soon so I can move faster when the wind is blowing. Last season without the sails was no issue though, because the boat just charges as you go, so my battery banks are just about always full! It's like carrying your own fuel refinery onboard, except you have no mess, no smells and no costs!

Thanks for the great breakdown! I am just about to do this for a client and it sure was nice having this video to see what I am getting into. Also, excellent for potential boat purchases :-) Thanks team! Hope you're catching tons of halibut!

Decent overview but a few comments. The voltage checker is commonly called a chicken stick. The bigger clamps are battery clamps not alligator clamps. A microfarad check is for capacitance. Ohms are for continuity. Fuel gauges must be paired to the sender and not all senders are full ground = full/pegged. Some sensors might be 5v on newer engines. The starter has a solenoid on it and that is a relay. All motors and most gadgets have the required voltage and draw in amps on them so this can be useful for checking condition. Just like older cars many previous owners upgraded/added things without electrical knowledge. If there are splices in the system or other obvious modifications check them out as a potential source of overdraw or other sadness.

Do you think this can work underwater?

I have never before left a negative comment to a you tube video. However I am very fortunate to have a basic understanding of galvanic isolation and boat electrics safety as I’m afraid that this was a very confusing video. I would suspect that a script would have reduced this. To fumble around with various cables and saying that “this should beep” and it didn’t or vice versa really didn’t have the desired effect of passing on critical information. And, like the court lawyer says, something cannot be unsaid. If I was a newbie to the subject, by eight minutes in I would have been hopeless confused. I personally consider Nigel Calder to be an invaluable source of brilliant information and am somewhat disappointed with this offering. This is intended as positive criticism - I have no desire to be a keyboard warrior and giving grief for the sake of it. I have enjoyed many other of your videos. Thanks. Mark K

A great corrugated hose for a portable pump can be bought at a pool supply store. I have a 1.5 inch pool vacuumed hose, very cooperative

Great presentation video, very clear and very educational ! I wish i had a teacher like you when i was a student, keep up the good work !

Is that a wig? 😂

You make it look easy, but it is NOT! Can you go through the step by step process for uploading the firmware to your laptop? Thanks

Hi Michael, great video!! Im interested in getting certified to work in this field. I currently have an A.A.S in Electronics Engineering but love the marine industry. Is there a school that you know of in NJ to assist me?

Is there any room in the flotilla this year, 2024 -in theJun departure date?

Sure would help if you had covered how to block the fill and vent tubes in order to do the pressure test. After all, 99% of people searching for and watching this video are testing a "long ago" INSTALLED tank. Major fail in this video.