Leuk en informatief om dit allemaal te zien - een zeilschip waarop ik zoveel heb meegemaakt en van de wereld heb gezien...ook leuk om je moeder weer eens te zien...Succes met de complexe refit Gijs, Peter en Maria...leerzaam
Excellent video! Nice to see an entire project completed in your renovations. Perhaps the clearest explanation I have heard from sailboat renovation video's of the Solar Collection service and the reasonings behind the decisions made.
Well done. Thanks for another great video, the rigid panels should last longer than the flexible ones also. If the panels get too hot in heat waves in the future you could potentially make a bigger gap between them and the under boards - to allow increased ventilation to the back of the panels. Black surfaces get surprisingly hot on long, sunny, summer days. I use the panels on my boat to run a fridge/freezer during the daytime, freezing water bottles that I move into the fridge section when I turn it all off at night. Solar power is wonderful! Looking forward to seeing the dinghy again kitted out with its new cover
Great job, you might want to put the solar panels 1 per mppt controller, as shading of one panel will pull all on that controller down. Best wishes from Northern Canada.
That's probably a smart idea. You have these little boxes called optimizers that you can connect in between each panel and the main string. I'm considering to get 5 of those :)
@@tigersharkboatworks So long as they are Victron, you can't go wrong. Most of the long range cruisers use one Victron MPPT controller per panel, to cut down the loss due to shading by the sails/boom.
Zoals altijd mooi werk geleverd. Ik volg jullie vanaf het begin en vindt het een geweldig UA-cam kanaal en als jullie oa 't shirts gaan verkopen kun je mij wel mee rekenen. Kijk al uit naar de volgende aflevering.
EasySolar is a great product. I have the previous version, the EasySolar 24/3000/70. Not sure if yours supports it but mine will do peak power of 6000VA for a duration 30 minutes. It's a bit hidden in the service manual. So, what I've done is connect an electric tankless water heater (elektrische geiser) of 3500W. Gets hot enough for a shower when using somewhat restricted water flow and conserves water. Also induction cooktop, computers, compresson fridge, etc. 1560Wp of solar. 3kWh of LTO batteries. All in/on a 6 meter camper. Working for years now, very reliable.
@@tigersharkboatworksHeb die LTO cellen bij Voltacell punt NL gehaald. Staat misschien niet op de website maar als je belt dan heeft ie ze wel. Levert ook balancers erbij, er hoeft geen BMS op. Hij is heel behulpzaam en denkt met je mee. De MultiPlus is er perfect op in te stellen. Ik heb met een BMV-700 de efficientie bijgehouden, +97% laad/ontlaad efficientie gehaald in de afgelopen 3,5 jaar dat ik het meet, en dat is 365 dagen per jaar gebruik aangezien ik in de camper woon.
It’s interesting that you can only get 100w flexible panels in Holland. We can easily get 600w good quality flexible panels in AUS. I have two 300w flexible panels on top of my bimini. Plus the cost is very high? Maybe because we are closer to China our panels are way cheaper . 😂 anyway yes happy to support you guys by buying some merch. I love the way the yacht is looking now and would be great to see it in AUS once finished. It is completely bonkers. 👍
@tigersharkboatworks yeah you must come to the west coast HYC and experience the good life🤣🤣 I have spent week in a shipyard preparing my yacht for the upcoming racing season it almost killed me. Now I am done the weather looks amazing, let's goooooo👍👍👍
Very interesting! Sadly, I know next to nothing about solar panels, but I know this about stickwelding: If you do it in t-shirt and shorts, you are gonna regret it!
Thanks! I reached out to them and looked up the panels. They're very hard to come by in the Netherlands, but, so we went with a cheaper solution for now :)
hi here a suggestion you have just built the sundeck you could use both sides to have a pair of extra panels by slip hinge and extra pole off the hand rail Extra panel would be a help on low sun days as they the more the merry
Maybe I missed it in one of the previous videos, but did you consider a small wind-turbine in addition to the solar? And if you did and decided it wasn't worth it, I'd be interested to know you're reasoning, as it seems like a good trickle-charge option for when the sun isn't out.
We haven't looked at those yet. I think they're a bit fragile for this stage in the rebuild since we have some rough work still outside. Once we almost start sailing, we'll dive into the wind-turbines :)
Great to see how the project is evolving, I am sure you will get a perfect world cruising ship. I am no expert or anything like that, but think I once did hear that each solar panel should have some kind of its own stearing electronic, so that if one of the panels are not delivering as it should, it will not impact the other panels, but as said I have no idea in the last end. But I have another idea, would it maybe be an idea to make some kind of ladder to clean the panels, like a drag out from beneath the solar arch, or something from the side mounts?
I worked with those boxes a few times, they're great but quite expensive. When you have a lot of panels connected together it really pays off to have them to see if everything is working as it should, but since we only have 5 panels, fault finding is not a very big job if we notice our total voltage is giving strange numbers. The ladder is a great idea!
Jaa kom maar op met die webshop!! Kan ik ook een t-shirt ophalen tijdens open dag?? :) :) Heel veel succes verder, we blijven kijken en zijn benieuwd naar het eind resultaat! Houden jullie nog wel een generator aan boord?
Wordt aan gewerkt :) Tijdens een open dag kan natuurlijk ook, maar ik vrees dat je er dan nog wel een tijdje op moet wachten ;) We houden nu zeker nog een generator aan boord. Waarschijnlijk vervangen we op termijn de kleine generator voor een groot accupakket met een grote omvormer, en dan gaan we vanaf daar verder kijken naar de voortstuwing, maar dat zit allemaal nog in de pijplijn, dus niet verder vertellen
@@tigersharkboatworks "Bimble Solar" in the UK have developed and tested some lithium titanium batteries that sound great according to the details on their website.
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I will buy a T-shirt when there available? love Tigershark and your progress Cheers Mick Australia.
Thank you! I'll let everyone know when the shop is up and running, shouldn't take more than a week or two :)
Fast speed makes the job look so easy
Cramming two weeks of work in a 14 minute video will look a bit fast I agree :)
Great little video apart from the flashbacks you gave me when drilling and tapping the steel for screws, gave me some bad memories
Inmiddels alles terug gekeken. Geweldig om te volgen!
Bedankt! Fijn om te horen :)
Wow, things are moving quicky. Great to see you guys enjoying the hot weather. That solar shade is a fantastic idea.
Regards from South Africa
Thanks! We figured we're gonna need it when we're coming in your direction :)
It is precious that your mom is helping with the sails and I love your dads' chicken legs!! They look buff compared to mine!!
Hahahah, I appreciatie this comment, Dad doesn't 😂
The boat is starting to come together congratulations from Boca Raton, Florida
Thanks!
Nice neat and practical fitting of solar system!
Yes, I would buy a t-shirt. You need some kind of enclosure for the sunshade frame area during stormy weather. Great work and a nice family.
Thank you! The webshop is nearly ready :) In stormy weather we'll go inside the wheelhouse
Leuk en informatief om dit allemaal te zien - een zeilschip waarop ik zoveel heb meegemaakt en van de wereld heb gezien...ook leuk om je moeder weer eens te zien...Succes met de complexe refit Gijs, Peter en Maria...leerzaam
Great looking set-up!
Great install and neat. Excellent progress as usual !!!!
Thank you!
Excellent video! Nice to see an entire project completed in your renovations. Perhaps the clearest explanation I have heard from sailboat renovation video's of the Solar Collection service and the reasonings behind the decisions made.
Thanks, that means a lot!
Well done. Thanks for another great video, the rigid panels should last longer than the flexible ones also. If the panels get too hot in heat waves in the future you could potentially make a bigger gap between them and the under boards - to allow increased ventilation to the back of the panels. Black surfaces get surprisingly hot on long, sunny, summer days. I use the panels on my boat to run a fridge/freezer during the daytime, freezing water bottles that I move into the fridge section when I turn it all off at night. Solar power is wonderful! Looking forward to seeing the dinghy again kitted out with its new cover
Hey guys! You are doing a great job there! I love the channel. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇷
Thanks a lot!
Great job, you might want to put the solar panels 1 per mppt controller, as shading of one panel will pull all on that controller down.
Best wishes from Northern Canada.
That's probably a smart idea. You have these little boxes called optimizers that you can connect in between each panel and the main string. I'm considering to get 5 of those :)
@@tigersharkboatworks So long as they are Victron, you can't go wrong.
Most of the long range cruisers use one Victron MPPT controller per panel, to cut down the loss due to shading by the sails/boom.
Zoals altijd mooi werk geleverd. Ik volg jullie vanaf het begin en vindt het een geweldig UA-cam kanaal en als jullie oa 't shirts gaan verkopen kun je mij wel mee rekenen. Kijk al uit naar de volgende aflevering.
Fijn om te horen! Ik ben meteen begonnen met de webshop
EasySolar is a great product. I have the previous version, the EasySolar 24/3000/70. Not sure if yours supports it but mine will do peak power of 6000VA for a duration 30 minutes. It's a bit hidden in the service manual. So, what I've done is connect an electric tankless water heater (elektrische geiser) of 3500W. Gets hot enough for a shower when using somewhat restricted water flow and conserves water. Also induction cooktop, computers, compresson fridge, etc. 1560Wp of solar. 3kWh of LTO batteries. All in/on a 6 meter camper. Working for years now, very reliable.
Ah, that's good to know, I must have missed that! 1560Wp on a 6m camper is massive! We're currently looking into LTO batteries as well :)
@@tigersharkboatworksHeb die LTO cellen bij Voltacell punt NL gehaald. Staat misschien niet op de website maar als je belt dan heeft ie ze wel. Levert ook balancers erbij, er hoeft geen BMS op. Hij is heel behulpzaam en denkt met je mee. De MultiPlus is er perfect op in te stellen. Ik heb met een BMV-700 de efficientie bijgehouden, +97% laad/ontlaad efficientie gehaald in de afgelopen 3,5 jaar dat ik het meet, en dat is 365 dagen per jaar gebruik aangezien ik in de camper woon.
It’s interesting that you can only get 100w flexible panels in Holland. We can easily get 600w good quality flexible panels in AUS. I have two 300w flexible panels on top of my bimini. Plus the cost is very high? Maybe because we are closer to China our panels are way cheaper . 😂 anyway yes happy to support you guys by buying some merch. I love the way the yacht is looking now and would be great to see it in AUS once finished. It is completely bonkers. 👍
Thanks! I'll get a shop up and running asap. Now we definitely have to go to Aussieland and do a good old switcheroo with the panels😁
@tigersharkboatworks yeah you must come to the west coast HYC and experience the good life🤣🤣 I have spent week in a shipyard preparing my yacht for the upcoming racing season it almost killed me. Now I am done the weather looks amazing, let's goooooo👍👍👍
Very interesting! Sadly, I know next to nothing about solar panels, but I know this about stickwelding: If you do it in t-shirt and shorts, you are gonna regret it!
Oops, yes, we are :)
"PROJECT BRUPEG" installed solar panels that are designed to be walked on and they seem happy with them! CHEERS from HERE!
Thanks! I reached out to them and looked up the panels. They're very hard to come by in the Netherlands, but, so we went with a cheaper solution for now :)
@@tigersharkboatworks Got it !
hi here a suggestion you have just built the sundeck you could use both sides to have a pair of extra panels by slip hinge and extra pole off the hand rail Extra panel would be a help on low sun days as they the more the merry
That's a good idea! We'll look into the possibilities, as we have to take care with the main sail sheet getting caught when tacking or gibing.
After thought make frame under the sundeck that you could side the two extra in and out of way when underway @@tigersharkboatworks
Leuk!
Maybe I missed it in one of the previous videos, but did you consider a small wind-turbine in addition to the solar? And if you did and decided it wasn't worth it, I'd be interested to know you're reasoning, as it seems like a good trickle-charge option for when the sun isn't out.
We haven't looked at those yet. I think they're a bit fragile for this stage in the rebuild since we have some rough work still outside. Once we almost start sailing, we'll dive into the wind-turbines :)
T-shirt? Yes please! Furthermore: what paint system do you use?
Alright Alright, Will get the shop up and running asap :)
We're only using one component paint system, 2 layers of red oxide as primer, and 2 layers of topcoat
Great to see how the project is evolving, I am sure you will get a perfect world cruising ship. I am no expert or anything like that, but think I once did hear that each solar panel should have some kind of its own stearing electronic, so that if one of the panels are not delivering as it should, it will not impact the other panels, but as said I have no idea in the last end.
But I have another idea, would it maybe be an idea to make some kind of ladder to clean the panels, like a drag out from beneath the solar arch, or something from the side mounts?
I worked with those boxes a few times, they're great but quite expensive. When you have a lot of panels connected together it really pays off to have them to see if everything is working as it should, but since we only have 5 panels, fault finding is not a very big job if we notice our total voltage is giving strange numbers. The ladder is a great idea!
I would be interested in a t shirt . Is the frame heavy enough for 50 knots of wind , ? It will be alot of lift .
Thanks, shop should be in the are soon! To our estimate it's strong enough, but we'll have to test it out in real life to be sure :)
Jaa kom maar op met die webshop!! Kan ik ook een t-shirt ophalen tijdens open dag?? :) :) Heel veel succes verder, we blijven kijken en zijn benieuwd naar het eind resultaat! Houden jullie nog wel een generator aan boord?
Wordt aan gewerkt :) Tijdens een open dag kan natuurlijk ook, maar ik vrees dat je er dan nog wel een tijdje op moet wachten ;) We houden nu zeker nog een generator aan boord. Waarschijnlijk vervangen we op termijn de kleine generator voor een groot accupakket met een grote omvormer, en dan gaan we vanaf daar verder kijken naar de voortstuwing, maar dat zit allemaal nog in de pijplijn, dus niet verder vertellen
👍!!!
Schrijf mij maar op voor een T-shirt 😊
Bedankt, gaan we doen!
Buy bigger batteries
Currently looking into that :)
@@tigersharkboatworks "Bimble Solar" in the UK have developed and tested some lithium titanium batteries that sound great according to the details on their website.
I'm currently in contact with a dutch company that supplies these LTO batteries, more on that soon