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We bought a blue water sailing boat (UPDATED SAIL BOAT TOUR - 2.0) S3 Ep9
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2021
- We bought a blue water sailing boat and would love to give you guys a guided boat tour in this video. We actually bought this sail boat a couple of years ago now and have been trying very hard to spin several plates at the same time which are; One: living on a sail boat full time, Two, trying to do up a 40 year old, blue water sailing boat, whilst living on it full time (this bit is actually really tricky at times) and three, actually using the classic sail boat to head off on adventures of our own, now, not several years in the future.
Safe to say that it's not always easy, but so far, leaving 'regular life' in a bricks and mortar house, to live on an old English Sailing Yacht full time and try to write more colourful chapters for our life stories, has, well, been amazing fun!
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A great update boat tour. Thank you so much for the shout out (plug) it really is appreciated! We have been a couple of days with no data and only just got back to Impavidus with two Turktelecom sims and the ability to catch up on our favorite channels. 😁 It's a great story you guys have. How far you have come and taken so many with you on a journey of discovery and learning, that you have shared to help others, provide information, experience, entertainment, a few laughs; and done so with such humility. Thanking those that have added to that journey as you have made the passage.. Paying it forward. Then there is the star of the show Mr Hank. Like Oscar he has a big following and no video would be complete without a pooch segway or even a few pooch thoughts. 🐾 In a couple of weeks we will be wintering and starting our how to and maintenance videos, some big upgrades for us, and some real basic stuff too. Including a raspberry-pie upgrade inspired by you guys! Again, thank you for shout out, like you we believe that knowledge and experience is a gift to share, along with mistakes made and lessons learned. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
No worries, always happy to say thanks and shout-out anyone or anything we find helpful. 😬
Some great upgrades and good tips- thank you. There is always so much more to learn! You spoke about the unlikelihood of losing all 4 navigation sources at the same time. It can happen- a lightning strike would very likely take the whole lot out. I know, it happened to us twice over the years...... In terms of living offgrid on your boat, it's important to have a secondary form of accessing things like water if your electrics fail. A fresh water foot pump at the sink that diverts water from your main tank will sort that. we also have a saltwater foot pump which can be useful to eke out the water supply if used for washing up, just then rinse in freshwater. We have the capacity to live for approx 6-9 months onboard without needing outside input. Solar plus a wind generator, small watermaker only 6 pints an hour but completely from wind generator power. Deck fillers that allow us to collect water from the decks during heavy downpours- lots of those this summer! Food storage is big space guzzler. We can a great deal of produce such as meats which saves space in our freezer and is shelf stable for many many months, we also have a dometic freezer- a great piece of kit. No diesel heater for us- we have a small log burner which we can also cook on during the colder months. One of our best purchases was an ancient hand cranked sewing machine. It has repaired sails, made sprayhoods and all the other canvas needs on the boat, saves us a fortune. Good luck to you both. As we head towards the end of our cruising careers its great to watch you at the beginning of yours. We are very envious of all the things that you are discovering for the first time.
Wow, so many pearls of wisdom there. We do have paper charts for everywhere we go as back ups to our four ‘Nav instruments’ but I imagine a lightening strike would also take out a designated chart plotter anyhow. Man that must have been terrifying though, glad to hear you weren’t actually hurt by the electricity 😳😳
That was great. I love the homeliness of your refits, a real family home. That is one of the huge advantages of an older boat, you don’t have the “I can’t change that because it is part of the original ‘teak’ theme”. You have just plowed in and done the home redecoration with fabulous end result. The bathroom (enough of this “head” business), the creative studio/chart room, the salon with that really warm upholstery (original I think), your mural, the lighting, not to mention the great impact of wall papers. It’s all practical, delightful, you’ve done it together, and it reflects your personalities.
If it’s turned out well then you can thank Carly for about 95% of what you can see. She really does have an amazingly creative eye.
The furniture upholstery’s original, it’s not what we would choose ourselves, but it’s all still in ok condition and is inoffensive enough. That and the quite to chance it was a lot of money 🤣🤣⛵️
Sir Dom, just found y'all! Yeah for me! Big man, I can't stop looking at you like your "Tormund" in the series of Game of Thrones! Congrats on a lovely channel. Forgive me but, HANK is my favorite!
Ha ha, once upon a time it was Prince Harry, now it’s Tormund, age is a cruel mistress 😢🤣
Greetings from Auckland New Zealand! Delighted to find you just now. At age 72 single again, I am thinking about living on the water.
Congratulations on an indepth tour and explanation of how things work for you.
Looking forward to seeing more of you.
Cheers
Always excellent to watch. Really like it when Hank is shown a lot. He is so regal. Best to you, Jane, Philadelphia
Woow, I fell in love with your bathroom! Such a wonderful job! 😍
Carly has a real eye for these things. You should have seen what she did to our house! 😳☺️👌🏼
I love the layout of this boat and the condition you have brought her to. Not a brand known here in the US but very nice. The beam is amazing for a vessel this length. I would guess all that's left is a water maker to be completely off grid for a time. If it were me I think I would anchor in the British Virgin islands and find a job as a bar tender at a beach bar. Great vid. Happy trails.
I think we need a bit more solar and a water maker, then yes, we will be very much closer to the goal of being off grid 🙏😬⛵️⛵️
Without doubt the best presentation trio on UA-cam. Love your style.
What an absolutely charming couple (+1)! I just learned about you from "The Fish Loxker" and I'm delighted to send you all our best rom Texas/USA. We'll be following you and reviewing your previous videos with great interest and joy. Fair winds and following seas!
Ah hello there, welcome to our humble adventures. We're huge fans of John's and have learned so much from him over the past couple of years, he had a giga brain for all things coastal and fishing!
I found myself smiling the whole episode. You all are very charming and informative, I like all the design touches and Hank is great as well. Cheers and I hope to be seeing more of you all. I am on my way to my own cruising life, but haven't narrowed the boats down yet. I am leaning towards a Morgan Catalina Center Console 42' sloop.
That sounds like a good choice of boat to me. Hope it becomes a reality for you soon 🙏🙏🤞🏼⛵️
thanks for the tour you have a really cozy home
Thanks, that’s pretty much all Carlys doing 😁⛵️
Gentle relaxed and relevant presentation of stuff that's affordable to more than just the carbonfibred, kevlared,, minted, bluecwater racers. Very nice, much appreciated, thank you.
great job on boat. great video. good luck from North Carolina. will watch when you post.
Appreciate it, thank you for saying hi 😁⛵️
Excellent walkthrough. Thanks.
You’re welcome ☺️⛵️
Love what you’ve done to the boat👍🏻 Amazing amount of space below deck for a 38 footer.
That’s really what sold it to us, it felt so much bigger than any other boat we’d seen under 40ft 😬⛵️
Just found your channel and instantly subscribed. As a retired refrigeration technician I would like to offer some advice that will help you manage your power consumption. I noticed that there was a significant layer of frost on your refrigerator’s cold plate. This will cause excess power consumption. As the frost gets thicker it acts as insulation between the cold plate and the cold space which causes the compressor to run longer and less efficiently. I would recommend that you defrost the cold plate when the refrigerator is near empty and you are out shopping for groceries. This will ensure most efficient operation. Applies to your freezer as well.
Cheers. Wayne
Amazing, really appreciate any hints and tips to help us become just that but more efficient 👌🏼👌🏼😁😁😁
First time visitor and what a wonderful episode. You both have lovely characters and you're right, Hank is a handsome boy. You have a new subscriber. Fair winds to you both and I look forward to future episodes. Cheers from Melbourne Australia 👍😀
Thanks, Gaz, very kind of you to say and glad you enjoyed the latest instalment of the vlog.
Who wants to beat anyway, right?!? Her beam really opens up what I'd otherwise term the V birth. Beautiful in and out. I sail a 1983 CS 36 80% of the time in the Chesapeake Bay. We draw about 5.5 ft. If you've ever sailed those waters a shoal keel I'll keep you from grounding... Less lol
Best tour I've seen so far 👍🇨🇦
Love the boat. Ship shape
Carly is slowly making her a real home 🙏🏼⛵️
Lovely boat, lovely people
Thanks, Diane, Carly is genuinely lovely, I’m a work in progress 😬😬🤞🏼⛵️
just found you guys , so glad . just marvelous channel ! beautiful vessel / home . thank you . awesome cute couple !
Appreciate that, William, very kind of you to say and glad to hear you enjoyed the videos. 😁
NO one can not say , that it has not been fun from the start . Great work .
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 👍
I remember watching when she was Creo. Now your making her your own. Nice. It had a big make over round corner from me at Fleetwood a few month before you bought her.
Yes they made a start for sure, but there was so much left unfinished, or even unstarted. I think they originally had big plans for her, but got the impression that sailing around the UK was just much harder than they expected and were keen to get back to the more relaxed waters of Greece, which is fair 😎😎 ⛵️⛵️
Hey Cadoha Crew !!; a lot of great hard work and upgrades that really shows when you look at the before and after shots.
Getting the lighter walls colors on the walls has certainly increased the overall look. The nav station is a world of difference. Have fun!
Appreciate the feedback, George, it’s been a labour of love so far 😁
Really enjoyed this one guys loving the design definitely gave me a few ideas 😃 keep up the great content
Glad you enjoyed the video☺️👌🏼⛵️
Hey guys, missed you. The boat looks great!
Thanks, she’s starting to come together nicely now ⛵️😁👍🏽
WILSON! Hahah thats funny seeing that behind you. Boat looks smashing guys. Greetings from California. Miss The Uk but will be back next year for a visit. all the best. x
He was a birthday present from my brother, not sure what he’s trying to tell us there 🤣
@@CadohaAdventures hahah. Yes indeed.
I enjoyed your tour of the boat, thank you
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful boat/home legends
Very kind of you, but we’re just trying to figure out a different way of life to the one that society said we had to follow 😬😬⛵️
Loved this guys. Super well done. Will be following you from now on. I'm starting a 'bit' smaller with a 23' coastal cruiser, but I'm from Caloundra, Queensland, Australia and am fortunate to have such an amazing back yard here on the East Coast to learn and explore on. Happy travels and safe passages guys. Only 23' now but 38' next !! :) Love from Aus
Welcome aboard! We've been following some Australians recently 'Back 2 Basics' and 'Young bloods' and that part of the world looks just epic for adventure!!
Was surfing boat vids came across you ,, actually a Brit but lived in Aussie for 65 years ,, spent 10 weeks on a Prawn Trawler and got hooked by the ocean now way to old ,, lolol I enjoyed your vid , no yank trap-flapping 😞
Glad to hear you enjoyed the vid, Russell .
the map table is really really really beautiful its so impresive (i'm french)
Nicely done. The upgrades are tasteful and not over done.
Thanks, Vic, always trying to find that balance.
We love your videos. Particularly helpful and encouraging us as we are in a full refit of our slightly older (1977) Rival 38 Centre Cockpit. Our interior was in much worse condition (leaking windows and dorade vents and more). Your flush deck and extra beam give a lot more space! We are also full electric for cooking, but we are also installing an electric motor so we are putting in 1680Ah of batteries (same make as yours but a different brand) and lots of solar. We are a ketch and our summer holiday turned into full strip and then paint&fill both masts (too much galvanic corrosion from various bodges to ignore). Our chainplates were dodgy (just a bronze eyebolt with very poor backing plate) so we are also fully re-rigging but with dyneema, including dyneema chainplates. Hoping to be on the water around Anglesey next summer.
Great upgrades on the Adventure Machine! Thank for share it.
You’re welcome, it’s our pleasure 😬⛵️
Oh no, you have just added a years worth of work to the our list ;-) Missed you had electric cooking, off to find that episode again. Thanks and good luck on your travels.
Yes getting rid of the gas was a big one to tick off the list of ‘off grid upgrades’ although it wasn’t cheap (batteries and inverter) it’s a job we’re super happy to have done 😁😁
Wonderful video and you have the coziest boat I've seen. Lots of inspiration from you, I'm looking to liveaboard a sailboat in the near future having just retired from the Air Force. Will be following you and watching your vids.
Brilliant nav-station redo. 👍 You guys are such show-offs. Keep it up and thanx for sharing. Cheers.
She was looking very tired in there and we hope we’ve come close to bringing her back to her former glory 🤞🏼🤞🏼⛵️⛵️
20:18 Never understood having the fire extinguisher inside the engine compartment rather than outside it and nearby. Think about it: if you're hauling off the engine cover because you suspect or know there's a fire, you're now going to reach into a burning compartment to grab a possibly untouchably-hot metal fire extinguisher, all the while with your face and arms near or in the flames and smoke...makes no sense to me! I'd have it mounted horizontally outside and above, with another over the port side access hatch. Lovely vessel indeed, your chart station is brilliant.
We have three fire extinguishers, two outside the engine bay and the one in the engine bay is mouthed to spray over the engine and is activated via a switch outside of the engine bay. 😬⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures Ah ok, thanks for the clarification, sounds like a good arrangement! Just found your channel yesterday, quite enjoying it. And that is the sweetest dog! Greetings from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland -if you ever do a trans-Atlantic, stop by for a couple of days, there's nowhere like it. 🙂
@@harbourdogNL Hank is indeed the star of the show, he’s awesome, will certainly aim to swing by as and when we embark on such voyages 🙏🙏⛵️⛵️😁
Wow what a difference. Looks fantastic, a really lovely home.
Thanks, Tracey, Carly is to blame for 99% of it! ⛵️😬
Great job..beautiful home.
100% down to Carly and her eye for making things look cozy 😁⛵️
A water maker when you envisage a long voyage would seem to be in the stars.
Great layout and you've really made it look like home... one of the best on youtube. Love the pullman type bed as not all Warrior 38s' have that.
The the layout and how large it felt for a 38ft boat really sold it to us as a live aboard
One thing I've noticed as a American is that the European designs are the best use of space possible all while maintaining integrity. It's crazy to see how much benefit they've gotten in a 38 foot sailboat. Simply amazing and I could definitely live aboard full time with the wife in 5 years when the youngest graduates.
Love that you use the ecoworks cleaning products 🥰 thank you!
We love them. They make so much sense for a live aboard, they’re small, dilute down into much larger quantities so don’t take up too much precious space on a little boat, and they’re made to be marine friendly, perfect! ⛵️🙏😁
@@CadohaAdventures absolutely perfect! So good you lot are mindful of the environment. Makes me soooo happy. So happy in fact, that I believe it is time, hank gets a reward. Hank deserves 🍪 cookie. Cookie now. Right now. Cookie hank. Do it 🥰. now 😡.
@@splintmeow4723 as soon as he wakes up (he’s lazy first thing in the mornings) I’ll give him a treat from you 👌🏼😁
@@CadohaAdventures YAY! your family is the best. Giving hank adventures is kind for a dog, not nice being cooped in a tiny apartment in a city like other owners. 🥰
Oi, quick question, what you do you believe rolls and pinches less at mooring/anchorage, bilge/twin keel or long/full keel? after getting a head wound, swells make me unsteady. ☹️❤️
@@CadohaAdventures oh heck! I just got a cookie! It reminded me that a certain goodboi needs his cookie! 😤
Great video guys, the boat looks better than ever. You've really made it a beautiful home whilst adding great improvements to functionality. Good to see the Metaxa on the booze shelf with some missing! Enjoy.
Ha ha, yes there is indeed some missing, because it’s be rude not to try these things, right? 😬😬🍻
Incredibly intimate video. Now we know where your chirsps are. Your home is beautiful.
Thanks, Jamel, although still plenty left to do 😬⛵️
Great Boat by Great Architects with a very liveable Draft as a proper Cruising Boat (a 4ft Draft is perfection, due to a greatly reduced risk of Grounding in places like the Bahamas, accessing the ICW in the USA, and so many other places, but a 5ft draft generally means you only have to anchor a little further out, and exercising a bit more care with things like low tide water levels). As I can’t fit what I need onto the smaller Model with a 4ft Draft, my next Sailboat will also have a 5ft Draft (mostly due to needing a delivery Skipper plus Crew, and fitting them in Comfortably also requires two heads and showers as well, for seven Berths in total- and lightly laden, that Draft can be reduced by up to 8 inches less if necessary according to the Boatbuilders. In interesting news personally, there is a chance I’ll be able to put the Construction order in, this July. Not holding my breath just yet though. 😅 I do like the just sub 40ft Sailboats a heck of a lot and just wish I could still get what I now need into one still. Ho Hum, grateful I can still have a Boat with Sails though really. I thought initially that I was going to be doomed to have a Motor Boat- still heaps better than no boat to be afloat on of course. Best Wishes and Fair Winds. Bob in Wales. 👍🏴🌟🌟🌟
those Waeco fridges are incredibly robust though. you'll get some lekker life out of that thing!
I adore your family... Aww Hank.. just Hank ✌🏻💗😊❣️
Thanks, Donna, and yes, Hank is a total star 😬😁😍
Definitely a boat that has a women's touch
No argument there 😬🙏⛵️
Really enjoyed the video guys. Hank is such a great character isn’t he. Like human. Keep up the good work guys.
Hi guys. Just discovered your channel and yes, registered and hit the notification bel. Had a quick scan through your earlier video’s. Great subjects and characters. Although probably a disappointment to you I am happy that you are still in UK waters. Lots of recognition and new information and original angles. Be happy and keep up the good work.
It was a disappointment originally but we’re currently going through what’s best described as a move affair with our hone waters, it’s been an amazing experience so far 😍😍⛵️🦞🍻
Great jobs guys
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vlog 😁⛵️
I LOVE that bathroom so so much 😍 and the rest of the boat too obviously!
Thanks, that’s all Carly 😍⛵️
Brilliant video guys and you've achieved so much to make your boat into a home. Hank definitely is a diva lol
Thanks, Terry, making it feel like a hone has been a bit of a challenge whilst also making it more functional as an adventure machine 😬
Very impressive aesthetic changes and also functionality changes!
Your talking about self sustainability afloat reminds me of an Aussie guy we met this season in the west country, he sails alone and his boat is so together he can stay offshore almost indefinitely. He uses wind generated charging, captures rain water with ingenious devices he put together and has a back up survival method where he distills sea water in a converted pressure cooker of all things. (doesn't trust watermakers - resents the cost / space they occupy and says they're forever breaking down ). He won't use diesel heaters for similar reasons and has a wood burner instead ( which he can cook on ). Drops a lobster pot or shoots fish with a speargun when at anchor and keeps a simplistic and impressive boat. Very quiet and helpful guy, but won't sail with anyone else and hates rules of any kind (lol).
Great boat, lovely home, love your videos and sense of humour. Stay safe
Thanks Andy, appreciate it, and we will try our best 👍🏽😬⛵️
Loved the boat tour, thank you for making this video! Can I just say I love your 'Wilson!' ball right next to all the alcohol you have 👍😂
Ha ha, it’s safe to say we run a fairly chilled boat 🤣⛵️
Brilliant guys and what a journey you've been on, congrats to you both.
Thanks, so much more still to do and so many epic adventures yet to be had 🙏🤞🏼⛵️🦞
Great vid chaps. Your boat looks really lovely & I fully appreciate the amount of work you have both put into her.
Thanks, she’s slowly coming along, we still have a load more jobs we want to do in order to make her more off grid and homely, but first things first, we need to get jobs again to it for it 🤣🤣⛵️
Brilliant 👏 thanks for the tour 😀 👍
You’re welcome, Paul, glad you enjoyed it. 😁⛵️
If you are thinking of solar solutions, we find flexible panels to be extremely convenient. You can bend them to fit almost flush (in your case, you could get a lot of watts if you stuck them to the coach roof). They are also tough, so you can stand on them. We use Renogy, and recommend all their solar products highly.
Will be sure to check them out. We have a whole load of upgrades that we want to do for power production, overall I just think it’s going to be more solar, wherever we can squeeze it in 😬😬
Subbed to you two cause you are living my dream. I’m sure I make a UA-cam go when I buy my fist live aboard boat as well. :) See you out there soon enough!
Very interested in a follow up on the Raspberry Pi setup with that dashboard.
What kind of things would you want to see/ know regarding it?
@@CadohaAdventures The Pi platform is perfect for sailboats in my opinion. I am interested in both the display software package as well as insights into the architecture of the integration.
Subscribed for hank 💙
The very best reason to subscribe 😁⛵️🐾🐾🐾
Upgrades look very nice guys !
Hope you can encounter Mats & Eva from SaleLife ( have the same yacht as yours )
love to see you picked up Mr Wilson along the way ... 😃
Wilson was a birthday gift from my brother, think he may be dropping hints?! 🤣
We hope to see Mads and Ava too 👍🏽⛵️🙏
Yet another great video, really enjoy watching
Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏽⛵️
A great presentation and excellent work done on the upgrades. Seeing what you have done has certainly given me some ideas for things I could do on my own boat.
Glad to hear it. There’s still a load more that we want to do her now, especially given how crazy the world seems to be getting right now, we aim to turn this floating home into a civilisation escape pod 🤣😬⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures Looks like our thought processes are going in a similar direction. Having just loaded up my own boat with all my worldly goods, I just now need to get it down the river Dart from Totnes to somewhere I can live and work on it and fit the solar panels, water maker and all the other gear now waiting on the top of the seating and cabin sole.
Just a note. That Fire Extinguisher in the Engine Room access panel on the Starboard side? Better to have it outside the Engine Room close to the access panel, so you won’t be burning your hands when trying to use it to put out a fire in the Engine room with it, as without a fire, it was already Hot ? 🤔Bob. 👍🏴🌟🌟🌟
Don't know if you watch Sailing GBU but they have just done a vid similar to yours. Matt covers his Honda portable generator which he describes as a lifesaver. He talks about the generator around 14:18 mins. I would put a link but I have had comments deleted on other channels because I have included links ???
I know you are on a budget so just a thought.
I do watch them from time to time, I mostly love that another fighter, similarly aged to me too, also chose this life. I’ve love to cross paths with them one day and trade some war stories 🤞🏼🙏😬
Great film guys. I love watching your boating adventures and life. I wish I was you.
Thanks for the tour of your home loving the videos all the best and keep safe
Cheers, Garry, glad you enjoyed them ⛵️
Nice boat
Thanks, she’s a labour of love 😁⛵️
Excellent view in your „home“. Great job. Can you share more details about your Raspberry solution please? That‘s really interessting. Thanks and enjoy your beautifull boat.
A few people have asked for this now so I think I’m going to create a section on our website to go into more details about any of our upgrades so hopefully that’ll be if some help to others who are interested 🤞🏼
Love your “show”.
Glad to hear it, Bill ⛵️🍻🦞
Just a hint how you can save lots of electrical energy: keep the cooling plates of your fridge and freezer absolutely free from ice and you safe about 20 + % of energy.
I had no idea. The scrapper will be making an appearance in the morning! 😬😬
@@CadohaAdventures I rather would de-ice the plates. With a scraper you could damage the cooling plates and your appliances will be history. You can accelerate the de-icing by using a hair dryer or electric stove.
BTW: I just learned that an ice layer of about 2 centimeters causes addl. energy consumption of about 30+ %!!
Amazing guys....I knew that you've been busy, but you've done so much that you previously hadn't 'UA-camd'...Great stuff. It looks like you have plans to circumnavigate...Yipeda yipeda!
We have plans to do a lot more work to her and we have plenty more exploring to do.
The upgrades we want to make next are to try and take the boat to a level where we can survive off grid, certainly for the spring to late autumn months in the UK at least, and then we want to be able to be self sufficient in a world that’s starting to feel ever more bonkers with panic buying, supply shortages, rationing, lockdowns etc etc.
Great channel Impavidus, nice to see them getting a mention, hoping to bump into Ant and Cid, to buy them a nice meal for all the great hands on experience they’re passing on tbh. They got me looking very closely at Bavaria Sailboats tbh, they sadly just don’t do one with a shallow enough Draft for what I need, but they are certainly very well built . If I was sticking with the Med, I could probably get away with a Bavaria tbh, but too Deep Draft for me, around Britain even. A bit sad, as they are brilliant value for money. Bob. ☹️🏴🌟🌟🌟
PS. Is Hank a Russetmantle Descendant by any chance ? He's got that Russetmantle look about him tbh. Sad that Mrs Gottlieb passed away some years ago, as she was so devoted to the Breed. My Chester Buddy was a Dussetmantle, and actually turned out to be a better Showdog than his Dad. Mrs Gottleib would have been so Chuffed. 👍
Another ginger sub'd.
GLM.
Welcome aboard, Brother. 👨🦰
Nice one you two 👍
Cheers, Chris, hope you’re keeping well 🤞🏼
Hi guys, really great video. I'm currently doing a big makeover on my Windex92 boat, 30 feet of headache at the moment. Your video has given me food for thought. Thanks for the video, I hope we can all meet up at some stage for a quiet beer or seven! Roll on 2022, I'll be taking "Goodtime's" through the French canals to the Med for some extended cruising!
My chocolate lab (coco) and I so enjoy your channel. Your video work and storytelling is awesome. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us.
You are so welcome, and give Cocoa pat from us 😬😁
Today I was thinking: Isn't it really long since I saw any vid from the Cadoha crew? And than … like pling 🔔 showing how important it is to turn on the notification bell☝️ Excellent and very inspiring boat tour m8's!
Looks like we got it out then just in time!! 😁😁
Glad you enjoyed taking a look around, matey 👍🏽👍🏽⛵️
I hope travel becomes easier so you can test your systems with some longer journeys. Well done so far on the upgrades.
I too hope the world returns to some kind of normal before long 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
A great Like!
Appreciate it, glad the blog isn’t too hard to watch 😁⛵️🙏
It’s going to be interesting now that Athena is heading if not in the UK already. It would just be interesting to see them side by side. 👍🙂 Right now, yours is much more luxurious than Mads & Ava’s Athena. Yours has that cozy English feel.
I think if we end up side by side, we’ll end up with extreme boat envy and feel compelled to start our own glorious, glorious sanding projects 🤣⛵️⛵️
What a great in depth tour of the boat!
Love you Guys! Hank is the Boss! Great vid xxx
I would recommend moving the fire extinguisher outside of the engine compartment.
We have three in total. One right outside it and the other in the saloon. The one mounted in the engine bay is an added extra.
Great tour! Thank you
You guys are awesome
Glad you enjoyed the tour 😁⛵️
We REALLY Love 💕 your sailboat ⛵️ All of it really, it’s very nice 👍 we are Just now seeing your
Channel for the first time, having been watching a dozen sailing Chanel’s, some for years too 🤔 so the algorithms must be putting your stuff out more now, I assume your in southern UK 🇬🇧 mentioning Brighton.?? 🤷🏻♂️ your boat is so Homey and I love the picture your Friend made for you, 14:55 ✅
The picture was a really lovely gift and perfect for our style and the space on the bulkhead. The boat feels super homely now and that’s all thanks to Carlys keen eye. 👍🏽
@@CadohaAdventures .. Yes, a very artistic Eye for sure, some of my sisters did interior Home design and I played with it for a decade or two, though one Never gives up on that with your own things... 🤷🏻♂️ We watched the first two videos while at this and am Impressed enough to subscribe. 😎😁
So glad that Hank allowed you into his vlog. Do you think you will ever be 100% sailors or always half the year working and half sailing? 👍
I hope as time goes on we get more and more capable and the plan is to make Cadoha more off grid so one way to cut down on having to head into docks so much would be to sail more than we burn fossil fuels 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼⛵️
Cadoha is looking good. Very impressive.
With regards to your electric system, I think there is an important lesson to learn. Having a great battery bank is good. However, if the usage is more than is being put in, sooner or later you run out of power. One way to increase your solar generation is to move somewhere with more sun. (Having said that, I guess it is not so easy since Brexit). Another way to even things up is to be less greedy with items that use electricity. The idea of electric cooking etc seems nice, but not easy to support.
I can't remember, have you upgraded your alternator? If not than can be a good source of charging power. They come with amazing outputs these days. With a high power alternator charging a lithium battery bank (they can be charged at a much higher rate than normal batteries), you can put a large amount of power into your battery bank in half an hour's motoring from or to your anchorage.
Enjoyment 👍😎
Glad to hear it 😁
Great job guys well well done 👍
Cheers, David.
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Great news 🙏⛵️
Really great video, you guys seem very cool. I love what you’re doing, your attitude on it all and wish you the best of luck. I subscribed, liked, commented and hit the bell per your suggestion. Look forward to watching more. Yeah, Hank knows he’s got it good.
Welcome aboard, glad to hear you enjoyed the video, and hopefully you’ll enjoy exploring more of this magical coastline with us ⛵️🙏