Wooden Boat Wiring - Wooden boat restoration - Boat Refit - Travels With Geordie
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- This week I'm back on the boat and back at work. We're going on a little cruise with MV Zephyrus and need to finish u a few things mainly the wiring.
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Travels With Geordie. A weekly video series about wooden boat restoration and liveaboard life for Peter Knowles and his dog, Geordie.
My day job is design and 3D visualization of custom homes.
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Some viewers may be interested in some previous videos about Land Rovers. They're at my previous channel, Riverport Rovers.
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Here is the build series about my truck. A rather modified Series II Land Rover.
bit.ly/2ziYQbv
I rather silly build and road trip to the famous Land Rover Winter Romp in Maine.
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A slightly less silly road trip to Cape Breton that does involve painting flames on a Land Rover.
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The series that started it all. A crazy plan to build a Land Rover in one day from assorted bits lying around.
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There's a few other videos that might be of interest at Riverport Rovers including the beginning of a Boler trailer refit.
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A real comprehensive knowledge of boats and boat needs, woodwork electrics, plumbing. Wonderful ! its a pleasure to watch you at work.
Genius well done
Thanks Williaim
Love the fo’cs’l design- can’t wait to see it finished. We have the same problem with our 1978 32 foot trawler’s v-birth. We are moored in Point Roberts, but live on the Canadian side of the border - hope we see you and Geordie out there some time. Cheers!
Nice to have you back doing technical arranging, and detailed repairs. Great job getting to the bottom of poor workmenship. It is most satisfying to see the corrections no matter how complicated the fix is. Thank you for the great enjoyment you give us watching you work.
Thanks so much Duke.
Good video, and good setup. Fuses between parallel batteries wouldn't hurt. In the event of one cell breaks on one of the parallel batteries this battery will draw a huge amount of current from the other battery. Because of this huge current draw, a lot of heat would be generated. This could end up with a battery explosion and acid spreaded all over the place.
Woo, must look into that!
Cheers!👍🍺
I loved your adventure with your daughter it was great and I love your blog to
Thanks Barry
cheers
Cheers
Your welcome Peter, I get more than a couple of bucks motivation, entertainment and information from you each week. Must be New Zealand week as that's our home too. Off to the boat to chop the rot out of the windscreen frames this morning. Keep up your great work, thanks again.
Thanks again Peter, good luck with the windscreen frame. Shoot some video!
I was lost during most of this one. All those bus bars and fuses and switches. Good to see there's a fire extinguisher nearby. Good luck getting it done before the cruise.
Thanks Cees, sorry, this week is more of the same...
Welcome back and hope you have good time with your vacation and spend quality time with your daughter. Don't forget to add breath vent for batteries to breath plus cool off when the batteries charge create heat and acid gases escape also for the age of batteries will smell of sulfur or rotten egg like. Keep up good work Smile!!!
Thanks Robert. Entire engine area has blower ventilation.
Geordie seems to be less than a full contributor to your eventual travels. I think you need to pour him a bowl of your finest, and have a heart to heart about the work to be done. LOL! I'm really looking forward to you leaving the dock, and enjoying the dream...Regards, Solomon
Thanks Solomon, Pup does his best work just keeping my spirits up.
Hi Peter. . A top tip is to connect you house batty bank so the loader is across the whole bank. Negative and positive connected to the center battery terminals or positive at one end and negative at the other rather than from the battery at one end.. This prevents the batteries becoming un equalised over time. You may have done it right but I couldn't see figure it out.. good luck on your cruise. . Living the dream..
Well, as I said, I did a simple half measure of that system.
Appreciate the lengthy details and suggestions
Often disappointed in pre- existing repairs by others - entombed, incorrectly installed or unsafe or ... all three-
Great channel and content as always
And that custom plaque 🤙
Thanks Finn!
Trust me I watched these electrical videos out of order - but it was still kind of fun.😂 I thought you did an excellent job particularly given the time constraint. As well as the good quality work you gave some very good tips and points.👍😀
Thanks Norman.
Hey...very timely video, as I'm digging into a wiring project of my own as we speak (or I type). :)
Can't wait to see this progress.
Happy travels!
I'm at the same stage of my DIY boat build project :)
Great, hope it goes well!
Like the dog neighbor at 20:17
That's Oden, a real gem.
Bon Voyage 🛥 Looking forward to next weeks episode🌲⛰
Thanks Robert
Enjoyed to travel but really missed the boat work. Welcome back!!
Thanks Rob, back to work here.
First thing I learned when I bought my boat was to keep my batteries separate. Always had one full for starting, though being a sailboat I could have just sailed away from the dock or mooring. Always hated sort out the messes left by others.
So true
Awesome, more wiring videos! Keep up the great work Peter.
Thanks, you'll enjoy this week then.
Hey, hey !! You guys are back ! Welcome home. Another great video. Thank you, Captain !
Thanks Pat!
Some Swedish curses might be useful: "Jaevlar", "Fan" and "Skit ocksoe" (The "ae" and "oe" replaces Swedish letters Ä and Å)
Después de unas vacaciones retomamos la tarea en el clásicos muy bueno te sigo saludos de aca de Argentina un abrazo
Hey Peter. Welcome home. Looking for some great, already g rated cursing? Watch Christmas Story. Darrin Mcgavin has some great ones when ever he works on the furnace. Those words are still floating over the Great Lakes. Works for me. Cheers
I'll have to check it out.
Glad to see you back. I admire the ability you have to keep all that wiring straight in your head. You are the Wizard of Wiring. Did you make looms out of zip ties? I’ve seen that done and it looks pretty cool but kind of obsessive. Enjoyed the video! Happy cruising!
Thanks Gary, heh, I will make nice zip tied looms eventually. Just so tidy.
imagine your throttle cable snaps, it will land on the batterypole`s ?
I assume you know that porter was a weaker bear produced in England sold in pubs around the London markets Smithfield and Covent Garden so tat the market workers (porters) could get a drink at their lunch breaks and after work and outside licensing hours.
Hello Peter, welcome back. So the bilge pump is permanently live.................?!
Thanks David, well, yes and no. They're on breakers on a separate panel that can't easily be switched off accidentally. Thus left on even if the main panel is shut down.
Just wondered about what looked like water in the battery bank area. Hope the cruise going well..
Deep cycle batteries for a start battery? hehehe good luck with that
Ya, I thought about that but we were't in a position to buy a new battery and the Perkins starts so quick I don't think it will do them too much harm until we can get a new start unit.
@@TravelsWithGeordie Good luck with that. A starter motor can draw in excess of 500 amps(especially a diesel) while cranking. Thats why cranking batteries have much thinner plates than deep cycle batteries. Easy way to destroy an expensive deep cycle battery. But you never know, there are always exceptions to all rules written in stone.
Thank you for the backwards compliment about using swearwords :) hope you meet someone to give you a few lessons .
It seems there are a few with the expertise...
Great to see you back on boat work! As an amateur, recreational boater/repairer, I was just wondering if it could be problematic in the future to have the circuit breakers on the door of the electrical panel/locker. Is it possible the opening, closing, and bending of the two door panels might flex the wires and connections resulting in loose connections or broken wires and ultimately circuit failure, overheating, or fire? Realizing space considerations are in effect, would it be possible to open up the face of the electrical locker, make larger doors and fix the circuit breakers inside the locker on the bulkhead? Certainly not a complaint - just thinking out loud. Cheers, mate, love the porter and the "bomber" bottles!
That's a great point. With the long sweep of the wires laid vertically at the hinge points the wires only twist very slightly with every cycle of the door opening. Stranded copper should last lots and lots of cycles.
ABYC says that the house battery fuse should be within 7 inches of the battery, and that there SHOULD NOT be a fuse in the starter circuit.
Good point, House bank has a fuse just about that close.
And yes, opted out of starter circuit fuse as if I ever swap banks it will only be for a moment.
So where did the blue wire go? Daunting task but well be worth it in the end. Luck. Scratch Geordie's ear for me and see you next week.
Blue wire across battery bank? Old charge wire from alternator. Replaced with new 2 gauge. Will scratch Pup!
Sorry blue wire comment was an attempt to make a joke.
Danish cursing list. (Slips right through the UA-cam filters). I've added a few words so you'll have an idea of what you are saying; but the cursing is difficult to translate. It just doesn't have the right _swung_ to it.
- For fanden (for the devil)
- For i hede hule helvede (for in the hot hollow hell)
- Kraftedemig (origins from: May cancer eat me)
- forpulede pis (refers to anal sex and urine)
- Fanden galemig
(may the devil make me mad)
- fandens (the devils)
- satans osse (the devil too)
- helvedes osse (the hell too)
- Kræftstejlme (refers to cancer and I believe some medieval torture)
- Fisme (refers to womens reproductive organs)
- Min bare røv!
(my naked butt)
- Rend mig i røven! (A bit like "walk around with your nose in my butt)
A can provide you an audio for correct pronunciation should you desire.
Wow Morten, what an awesome list. Thanks!
3:21 I will know .... im from Denmark LoL
Heh, I'll have to perfect my pronunciation then...
Fuse by the source please.
No worries, fused right at the bank.
You know the unwritten rule of boats ? Everything on the water is harder and takes 3x longer.
Yup
good news bad news, the battery was not dead but the boat sank at the pier.
Hey new laws on drones in Canada!
As a public figure your more exposed...
Please look into!
Very true, only just found out myself.
3:30 uncontrollable fart slipped out
Heh, actually a mouth noise but funny all the same.
Cursing in Danish is easy, just use the word "Satan" every time something goes wrong and don't say "Say-tin" the english way just say "Seten" with the emphasis on the first syllable.
Love it, thanks!