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shame this had to end guys! love it. thank you so much

Great job An🎉dy! ! çan't believe that I sat through 2hrs. of boat repairs but then I can ɓareĺy believe that ÿou got through all of this work in 6 months! ! have just one question àboùt all this and it concerns the safe storage of those lithium batteries. I have read that lithiums need to be contained within a steel box for obvious reasons and so I am worried about the fire safety of the wooden box that you have stored them inside at the moment. Fortunately I'm pretty sure that you could quite easily ìnsulate the existing box with sheet steel plates. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this.

This is such a sad sight to see!

By far the best sailing video I have ever seen. Well done for such a graphic and informative report of a terrifying disaster.

Where do you find these boats

Please give Jason Banks on s/v Inatosha credit for using his footage. He filmed the storm from his little 25ft monohull. They survived, dismasted and holed but stayed afloat. He motored to Grenada a few days later.

Thank you for highlighting this, Andy. I was bowled over after watching Sailing Fair Isle's latest.

Sailing Fair Isle great channel. Used to work for the BBC.

Looks just like Ft. Myers area after Ian

Small correction: the Austrians in the 19th century baked “Schokoladencroissants” and “Kipferl” with brioche dough. French pastry chefs, a few years after the opening of the first Viennese bakery in Paris in 1830 by August Zang, were inspired by the recipe, and started a new recipe with a base of puff pastry. The croissants we know today are indeed a French recipe inspired by an Austrian one. And last but not least, Corsica is France even if France is not Corsica (Salute à tutta a mo famiglia in Corsica 😉)

Just for fun..... The octopus poops out of it's siphon. It looks like it is expelling silly string, or a noodle. Some animals will actually eat this.

❤I thought I watched a video of Kiara crossing somewhere and I commented on it and was going to go back and subscribe and like it but cannot find it. I thought it was Kiara on a catamaran. Anyway I subscribed but found only 3 videos..thought there would be more oh she end it up with GO FOR IT

Absolutely brilliant vid. Many thanks Andy. Just subscribed and very much look forward to watching your future vids. All the best. Justin

Hi Andy. Great refit video thank you very much. Soon I will have to start my own boat refit, too. Your video helps a lot. After I installed the LED striplight, you are invited to sing Black Sabbatth again 😆at my boat to check if the installation nd configuration is well done. LOL. Cheers from the boat yard at Port Saint Lous du Rhone while searching an abandoned sailboat. Juergen

F##king Brilliant, ive never laughed so much what a story am just going to his channel Now.!.👍

LOVE TO SEE YA DO A HURACAINE LAGOONA 620 odd ? I think they call it but the big one 620 ??? common iv THOWEN THE CHALLENGE IF YOU EXCEPT ??

chain plates , keel bolts ?

Stern gland or flesh light?

Killer time keeper you got there 🤙

$200 For an Injection molded plastic case and a bulb that probably costs 0.80c to produce. Greed abounds.

I don't get it. That boat is a 2007? How can it have multiple layers of paint? Your energy is inspiring. Thank you for posting.

Stern Gland Replacement - FYI the item joining the prop shaft to the gearbox is a “Coupling” - not a cup-link. If this was deliberate then forgive me, I’ll put my brown corduroy jacket with the leather elbow patches back on, and leave you in peace. Enjoying the refit video, apart from the obvious! 😂

The port a starboard lights are halogen.

I’ve spent the last 3 years watching UA-cam sailing videos. This one hands down the most valuable insight to a great sailing vessel!! Why?????? We purchased the same yacht 6 weeks ago in Sicily!! And while she needs no work, you’ve shown me so many tips tricks and new holes (no pun intended😂😂) Thanks for sharing and hope paths cross somewhere in the med and I will gladly by you a beer 🙏🏻 Mark & Leigh

Hi guys, just great respect for your works. I am doing this on a much smaller scale on a 28 ft. Daysailer bought for 150 € . Nom almost ready 22000 euro tot.spent and tot.renewed. Keep up the good works ❤

Andy, how close is that fan to your hair? it's making me nervous. One wrong hair flip and you'll be combing over that bald spot.

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Curious if you had a survey?

The French did not invent French fries. There are not many American that know they came from Belgium.

Update, is she doing well?

Great video! At one point in my life I might do something of this magnitude and it's great to see how challenging and fulfilling it can be. One thing caught my eye - when installing the batteries you mentioned "same length cables" but I think you mis-applied that concept. I've never installed batteries on a boat but from an electrical engineering perspective, the only reason you'd want same length cables is to have the same voltage on every battery, as with different length cables you'd get different voltage drops across the cable length. This only applies if you run each cable from the bus bar directly to the battery. With the way you installed them, the last battery (furthest from the bus bar) actually has effectively 3x longer cable than the first battery on that shelf.

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that was the funniest refit ive ever seen, ive been laughing non stop.

Ok, 130,000 € ? That’s almost for free , jeess

Ja the English don’t have it with no clothes, and in mai they run around here in Swansea in shorts and Ts. Probably body temperature of 50C . So in in the tropics the UKers would be the ones in the birthday suit 😅😂

Nice that your doing it out of your own, without all those me and my girlfriend Restorations

So where was it found ? And I didn’t hear what it went for? Just a house number for an impression

Yeah Lithium mixes so well with water.

found you via teulu tribe, great video, helped pass a 3hr airport wait. loved the humour

That was fun. I want to drive it

No water maker?

Nice work!

Hi Barry keep it up mate I salute you sir wish I had the courage you have amazing life style go for looking g forward to your next track

admirable, but did not see the value in her to begin with...

Solar regulator to the bus bar not a great idea. If you turn the batteries off and there is nowhere for the solar power to go it can damage the solar regulator. Always wire solar panels to the battery side of the main battery switch.

Just a question Andy. You are from the UK (pound sterling), your in Greece (euro), yet you price everything I’d dollars?

That top rudder housing frame is prone to rust. We had to replace ours on our 1999SO 45.2. Keep eye on it and paint it with red oxide etc. the main cause is the emergency rudder cover letting water through. Add silicon sealer to the cover for the emergency tiller cover. 👍⛵️

27:50 War Pigs Classic Sabbath 🤘🏽😡 However, although they indeed "have themselves to blame." The lyric is: "hide themselves away". 👍🏽

3:24 I chuckled at the fact they basically disregarded her input and went straight into the more important issues on their mind. 🤭

So great to see new content from you Andy! I did a similar refit on a smaller, older boat and I’m diggin your choices! Cheers!