Brupeg's AC Electrical Install... DONE! - Project Brupeg Ep.360
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Diederick & Dame push hard to get the AC electrics finished, ready for Damon to finish off the DC side of the electrical system in a week or so. The guys power the boat up from the new generator and it works perfectly!
Here is what happened over the final two days with Diederick. See the moment Brupeg starts up for the first time on a fully functioning AC electrical system.
A big thank you to Diederick for making the 3,200km round trip to make sure Brupeg is ready for the next stage of the install.
Cheers
Jess, Dame & Baby Cat
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I love how every install is based on a hope, a prayer, and an very antipodean “yeah, she’ll be right” 😂
"She'll be right" is the international Kiwi standard
Along with "Sweet As" and "Chur"
Doubly so, if a "Bro" is added
I think if a kiwi ever approaches a DIY job and some aspect of ‘she’ll be right’ isn’t at play, he or she should immediately seek medical attention as that almost sounds terminal to our ears. Our thoughts and prayers would be with their family at that very difficult time.
I am a little bit concerned that the controle box for the genset might be in the way when you try to install the "get-me-home" motor. I personally like every controle system on "eye-level"... anyway great job guys! And one more suggestion: "MORE sarcasm!" I totaly love it!!! 😀❤❤❤
The big stuff don't come tinned in the US either.
Way to go bro!! 😀Dame 🙃Jess, or is the other way round
There seem to be a lot of space wasted behind the switch board. You can use that space to smuggle snacks 😋
We have a few extra pieces of kit to install behind there, plus I’m also thinking of moving the AIS and modems etc to the back of that cupboard and free up another wheelhouse area for storage
Be good to add a fire bottle for the cabinets. Being the wood and electrical fire could be devastating.
😑😊😊😊
“The best part is no part” sounds like Elon Musk is rubbing off nearly EVERYONE!
I hope so, cos' he's right.😊
For the record, I’ve never rubbed Elon musk off. Dame
@@ProjectBrupeg 🤣
@@ProjectBrupeg Anything Musk and the jokes tend write themselves. 😂
Each repair, and system replacement is another step closer to realising your dream. Impressive to watch.
TOTALLY AWESOME..! Blue skies and soft following seas. Cheers
This make me so happy to see that finaly you have a good and working powersystem, i have been working with powersystems like this for 25 years and it is looking like a good solid build, thx from denmark
Would enjoy a discussion on your Fire Detection, and Suppression plan. Thx for sharing.
Andrew Camarata Channel, Just had an Excavator Fire, was devastating, and no Extinguisher units available....
FYI: Aircraft "Fire Handles"; Shut off all engine services, and Arm the Fire Systems for discharge.
A Restaurant grade, Halon system(s) would be perfect for Engine and Electrical bays.
Yup alot of hard work. But mainly talking and explanations on vids, shame its gone this way. Was the best on youtube before.
"That's the boat running off the genset now" Hell. Yes!
Love the progress!
I may have missed it but did you add binding leads between your rubber mounted areas and the hull to prevent differences in electrical potential between components. It would be a shame to have a static buildup destroy a component.
They will have a large case earth which will achieve the same thing. The case earth needs to be able to handle a full DC current discharge. The wiring diagram calls for it to be 120mm2 so it’s a massive cable. Biggest on the boat
Good job Steve. P.s. I pulled a lot of cables in my job and cable lube saved the day many times.
Hello, you need a second boat to put all your devices...😂

ur diggy needs seats love ur channel
WOW stunning amount of work done that is amazing. I was wondering when you were going to figure out that the fuel pump was the filter (hehe) have I done that a few times myself. The electrics are looking amazing, hard to imagine how you managed to get by on that old stuff everything looks nice and industrial now. Bet you guys are feeling a whole lot more confident with the electrics now. Smooth head ... I have to ask what was going through your mind there ... ?
Great job guy's, looks good! 👍
Love it so much keep it up as always 💘
love, love, love! Nice people doing nice stuff and getting on reaching and living their dream. Brupeg is so totally my piece of cake :-) Thank you so much for sharing!
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Get some work done and a quick blast round in the dinghy, what a life.
Great to se the electrics well underway, hanging the invertors also gives a bit more air flow up the back of them 2x👍
Brackets and mounts on the Battleship Brupeg!
Where over-engineering is never a dirty word........
Nice to see Ma and Pa Smurf securely fastened on the wall,
I have no doubts all the baby Smurfs will be equally secured to battleship standards
😃👍🏼
A huge step forward, knowing that such a critical system is in place, will give you a lot of peace of mind
THANKS "D"
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
So they're married then? I thought they were just 'hanging' around together!
I don't know about marriage but they're definitely all well connected
I've heard that this particular group of Smurfs is very elitist and don't play well with others, like Oompa Loompa's for example
wow1 GREAT JOB
The endless physical stamina Dame and Jess have is amazing.
Thanks Pete. Ironically we both have chronic fatigue and do our best to manage the heck out of it.
Good work guys. Just one question. Why don’t you have the genset controll panel up in the wheelhouse or have you got a second one for this?
The genset is able to be controlled by the victron cerbo and the touch screen that connects to it, so once the rest of the gear is installed and wired the genset panel isn’t needed up top
Enjoy that video some interesting stuff.nice seeing it coming along now.
I have used ferrules on copper wires...then sealed it up where the wire enters the back of the ferrule...it works really well to protect the copper from ingress of any liquids.
I'm sure there's a simple answer but why not swap your boat amd pats boat location for a little while, then switch back when your done, I figure he doesn't want you to move his boat? which is fair enough
He is over seas working g at the minute but gave us and the marina written permission to move his boat. We were all set to do it a while back and we thought maybe we should measure the spot before we move. Turns out Brupeg is too big to fit.
Ha what a bugger, sometimes if it's too good to be true it prob is....
Up in the Pilot House where the Electrics box is being reconfigured, it appears that you changed the plan to mount the breakers on the DIN Rail inside the box on the aft wall of the box (the one sharing wall with the Saloon) and NOT on the swinging door to the box. Earlier on, you explained it is not a good idea to have cables that are constantly being flexed or moved by being placed on a swinging door. So your solution was to mount them on the aft wall of the box and not the swinging door. Then later on, it looks like the breakers and DIN rails have been mounted on the Door? I am confused. Did you change the plan? Are those breakers now permanently mounted to the "door" that is no longer able to swing open because it is screwed down to the wood underneath? Maybe this is just a small detail that will be fixed once everything else is squared away? I am so confused! LOL Great video I don't know how you are managing to keep all these plates spinning at once.
Jerry
The breakers are solid mounted on the din rails which are on the alloy beams. The door is just a cover now. Hope that helps clear it up. Dame
as always thanks for the videos....speaking of them stu hasnt uploaded in a while and you all need a shakedown stu as well so a 2fer seems logical . gigs r gigs and its all fun and games until its terabytes i have faith it will be whittled.
23:42 - from nicotine-yellow to sparkly-white is pure painting pr0n! More of that, please! 😀
I like the Smerf inverter mount. Smerfs are better than Oompa Loompa any day.
what has happened to Bjork?
Birk has returned to Germany.
@@jaygee5693why??
Visa ran out. And he is due to start university soon so it’s was back to Germany unfortunately
Wish him well and hope he stays in touch in the longer term. Almost a family member.
One can only hope that all of these installations don't prevent later access to critical points in the future.
As much as possible we build it with future maintenance in mind
Too bad you couldn’t use all tinned wire. I’d suggest getting ready to replace the non tinned in a year.
Using non tinned wire, while not is good is only an issue if you don’t seal the ends correctly. We have tinned wire onboard that was sealed correctly seven years ago and it looks like new when you open it up.
Huge amount of work boys, if I could click Like twice I would! Great effort!
G'day Crew,
Very cool episode, big shout out to Detrick for his hard work ,
Its always great to watch a skilled tradie do his thing .
Although there's still many jobs to compete, the GENSET was significant to BRUPEG'S operational capability.
Not far to go now guys .
Respect....!
Bit late after seeing this vid and you've now done the install but I'm sure you could have got the right-sized tinned cable from your homeland Damian. You may know a long-established NZ company called BEP, they have a lot of tinned cable.
Cracking job!😃😃😃
Dame, you should obtain a pair of those 'Professional Safety Thongs' so no one will question your welds ever again! When I had to use 'un-tinned' cable on our cruiser, I massaged some di-electric grease into the strands, never had corrosion problems with my new wiring, only on the stuff that came with the Pacemaker...
Good install. Cable capacity & sequence units call for special positioning following advise that should produce a safe isolation system,
Nice to live your dreams.
Looking good guys, I'm getting excited for you guys. 😎👍
Too funny. I was just thinking, "didn't I just see that battery compartment getting painted?" then you explain that it was so good last week that you decided to show it again!
Great minds truly do think alike, eh?
So exciting to see the genset fire up and the lights come on.
It’s a pretty tangible sign it works! Its awesome to have it finally come alive
Let there be light!
Please put on some shoes 😭
Shoes can be optional at times for many Kiwis and Aussies.
Most leisure boats have a no-shoes policy to protect the beautifully varnished soles, but on a work boat like Brupeg no shoes is for comfort. You should try it, it is very comfortable.
Give you a better air gap all the way around the inverter
Lucky the men can have a second job as a contortionist.
Gee that get into some aquard positions
Well done to all
Lol
Looks like fun! 🎉 The upgrades will take care of your power needs and then some for years. Brilliant.
Going too be a oven
With the previous system we would laser measure temps and nothing ever got over 45c. Specs on most electronics say anything under 60c is fine.
Brilliant 😊❤
Interesting as always, just wondering, will there an automatic fire suppressing system in the battery compartment and engine room?
Eventually yes. We have a design started on that however it’s still something to be built and for now we just have a million handheld extinguishers and fire blankets around the boat
This was a very satisfying video. Real progress , AC power and generator running. The mess can be dealt with later. What satisfaction to hear little miss geny come to life. Plus powering up the ship. Your color coded electric map will be something to behold. I suggest you color code things like fuel lines etc. Of course in your spare time 😂.
How is temperature in the battery/ electric room. Still think you need so kind of cooling once all the covers are in place. The galley is the place for cooking😂.
Thumbs up for everyone with a beer in the other hand
Thanks. With the previous inverters, batteries and charger controllers we never saw temps over 45c. We will add ventilation but we think it’s pretty manageable even without a constant cool breeze in that room.
I wonder if you couldn’t just swap Brupeg and Pat’s boat around.
We thought about that but Brupeg doesn’t fit in his berth. We are too long.
So good to see the genny working
It’s great episode I am also doing wiring ps can please tell what paint you on raw steel and what two pack do over it please
Raw steel we try to sandblast then use Jotun Jotamastic 90 as our base layer then Jotun Hardtop ultra polyurethane for the top coat
If there's one thing that's a bummer about the engine room, it's that it's not just a few cm higher so peeps could stay upright proper in it. But that'd mess up the verticality of the boat so... can't win them all.
👍 At least they're not on their knees as on some boats. It's all relative.
@@jaygee5693 Oh, for sure better. Yeah. I've seen some engine bays that would make a grown man cry.
Are those rubber mounts gonna be strong enough in heavy sea states?
They are sold as engine mounts and the rating is 75kg per mount so in theory yes. However we may swap them for stiffer mounts if they show more movement than we are happy with
Awesome. Super excited to see the electrical fully installed and upgraded. Cheers!
did dane just call it a broat
Yes. Dyslexia and fatigue strike again…
Love it when a good plan comes together.
You need a small electric fan running at night when you sleep to camo all the noises the boat makes. Vibrating fans are then no problem. Even works for us land living peoples.
On a boat we’ve found after a while, you develop the skill to classify noises into two categories. ‘I can ignore that noise and stay sleeping’ and ‘I need to be up and fully alert and possibly dressed so I can deal with that noise at the other end of the boat in under 3 seconds’.
Every noise has a cause. Masking them with a fan or music could be masking the sound of a problem.