Peter, in the midst of the turmoil of the world and our own lives, you have provided a channel that brings us entertainment, knowledge, a diversion and maybe the best part, a grounding to a part of life that has not changed in years. wooden boats and the sea. All of these are things of value. I think the best is the the aspect of that which hasn't changed and by not changing can give some stability to us in this time in history. Thank you. All the best, Hal
Peter, I am so grateful that the world has a man like you and that you are willing to share your endeavors and bare your soul with those of us that can't wait for your next show. Keep your chin up and press on and we will all be grateful. Hank
I have stated before, that its a crime, this channel does not have the subscribers it deserves. I watch most of the boat project channels, but none give me the feels like this one does. for that i am grateful. thanks again Peter!
And I am grateful for you sharing with me, some of your life. I want to be doing much of the same thing with boat life, UA-cam and my dogs, but alas, it is not now but maybe in the future. And this is one of my longest sentences I have written, ever. I think feeling down was Mother Earths call to wake up and make life for all better. Thanks again for allowing me and the rest of us in to peak at your life. Take care, stay safe and breath a bit the crisp, clean and cool air!
Happy to see your mood is back, long may it last - we are all grateful that you are working on Geordie and sharing it with us again. I would also grateful if you would give me a bloody tshirt now!
A moment to reflect, to ponder our time spent. To make a conscious effort to realize how fortunate we are. To reach a conclusion that is positive when we reflect and give thanks. Love it, love it, love it
Peter, You amaze me. I feel so inspired by your work. You think of and implement things throughout the project and blows me away. Your attention to the details and diligence displayed leaves me in awe. I am so road blocked by little things in my projects where you can see thru yours. I am jealous. Please keep your videos coming, We are inspired and mesmerized by your intelligence. Yes even Grateful!
I am grateful for the start of your projects. I am grateful for the middle of your projects. And grateful for the refreshing end of your projects. Thanks again Peter!
I am grateful that you approached this episode with enthusiasm and gave us viewers no need to worry about the the direction of your channel. Had me worried last week.
Those who maintain an attitude of gratitude cannot entertain great conceits . Peter, the tacking piece WAS riveting...those little asides and vignettes add colour and variety to the way you present the technical bits. I’m grateful for your self awareness and the way you don’t take yourself too seriously, while at the same time soldiering on with the projects.
Again, thank you Peter for producing another episode. You’ve brought me a lot of joy the past few years. They are a highlight of my weekend and I can’t wait for the next. (I will say the daily episodes of the haul out was amazing and you deserve a lot of credit for all your hard work)
@Peter - we all go through “the doldrums” of refurbishing a boat. The problem / project that never seems to finish, the one that no matter how hard you work at it you can’t seem to resolve, the lack of information / documentation on old boats. It can really get to you after while. I find that’s where people like us “buoy” each other. Your Vlog has done that for me and kept me going when I wanted to chuck it all. So when you find yourself “in the doldrums” of boat restoration, draw strength from others and let them re-inspire you as you inspire others. I’m grateful for you and your channel.
So grateful for the opportunity you provide Peter for all of us to in part live the life you have had the courage to live and show us what is like to live aboard a wooden beauty. Better times ahead and looking forward to poem content as well as geordie
So cool to watch an "electrical" installation on a different level than I am accustomed (an electrical SCO). You should be IMMENSELY proud of the cool installation! Not to mention it's just plain cool!
Always great content to watch. You epitomize the never ending struggle we boat owners endure, usually all alone and not doing very glamorous activities so that you can enjoy those few moments with friends aboard a presentable vessel. Thank you.
Great to have you up and running and making some progress on the boat. That old doom and gloom of winter can make one wonder about being grateful. However some warm sunshine on your face can make that gloom and doom go away and then being grateful becomes easier. Have a great one Peter.
I am very Greatful for you're electrical insight. I understood every bit of what you said about your power board. I use WattsUp meters to do the same thing on my Van Solar System. Very useful indeed.
So very grateful you have decided to continue. TV here in the states is atrocious. If I didn't have you and Wonderhussy, things would be so mediocre. Thanks
To pen a quote I love it I love it I love it my dear friend you had a light on all the time you were speaking and it was drawing power so after you turned everything else off it was still drawing power and showing that on your board anyway I'm very grateful for the download and I must say cheers 🍻
Hi Peter, i’ve never commented on anything on the Internet before. That said I’ve been watching your videos since the beginning. And I felt compelled to tell you what a pleasure it is to watch you every weekend
Wow! The old intro is back! After last time my impression was there was something that would maybe change. It hasn’t, so it feels like coming home. For myself, I definitely am greatful for this show!
Well we the viewers are grateful of you sharing your life and experiences with us. Im grateful I can watch some of my old stomping grounds used to love going to the empress for the dessert, buffet or bouchard gardens.
Gratitude is essential to a well lived life and the ability to understand that it is given. Well done Peter looking forward to more progress on your refinishing.
Hey Peter thanks for your weekly instalments they mean a lot to me and many others I’m sure. I’m grateful for winning a t shirt a long time ago! Take care to weather is looking up!
Thank you as always Peter, for all the content and inspiration you provide. I am truly grateful for all you do. Your work is so much fun to follow! Glad and grateful too that you are doing well! Mitchell sv Sonata SF Bay, California
I am Grateful for having you to watch, you're a shining light to my dull life, retired and at home because of this blasted pandemic which I hope is over as soon as possible. Nice work with the gauges and cockpit.
Peter - I love your wooden boat work. The small pieces wood on my boat are grateful for your help and though I'd never put them up for anyone to see, I know they'd be worse without your expert tutelage.
So much is going on in the world right now I am very grateful to have this show to relax with and get away from everything each week. Excited for the future of MV Geordie and Poem its been a great journey so far keep up the awesome work, can't believe I won a t-shirt what an honour!
well today I am grateful for the turn of events last weekend, I made a trip up to Norfolk to assist a friend with working on his boat (its his first major haulout in 3 years due to Covid (normally hauls out every 2 years for maintenance)) this year he has 3 weeks on the hard doing all the hull repairs and replacing all of the rubbing rails with some Utile. so being that it was the first weekend of haulout, it was demolition work and prep work, the first day was spent removing the old rubbing strips and toe rails, this was done reasonable well until I got to removing the stern rubbing strip, while doing this I managed to lift the teak dressing plank under the rubbing strip, along with the rubbing strip (whoops, 'Houston we have a problem') fortunately (and this is why I am grateful) in doing this we revealed a section of rot in the teak plank that ran along the bottom of the rubbing strip (obviously water had got in and was being held there) so it was a blessing in disguise as the whole teak dressing plank (1/2" thick horizontal plank over 1 1/2" thick vertical planking) was going to have to be replaced anyway (much easier to replace a whole plank rather than cut a piece in on the curve of the transom). I am certain that soon the transom will be looking its normal glorious self with a new plank and a full re-varnish. we also sanded the whole hull and feathered in the edges where the paint had built up along the edges of the rubbing strips, not too bad for 2 days work. keep up the good work Peter, you show us what is possible when working on a boat, and not to be too daunted by what appears at first sight to be a difficult job.
I'll agree with the comments that everyone seems to be expressing, we are all grateful that you are still producing and providing great content to us on a weekly basis. I'm sure its not always easy to come up with something that you would think people would be interested to watch, but you do it in an entertaining and educational way. Thanks so much for sharing.
I stumbled on your channel looking for rear transmission seal repair advice. I've learnt so much more by following along and I'm grateful you continue to post your repairs and improvements with us.
Peter, just a second DC shunt so you would have one shunt between the loads and the battery, and one between the charging sources and the battery. Then add a double pole double throw switch under the digital meter to select which shunt you want to watch. Best of both worlds without a second meter.
I always look forward to your videos every weekend. I'm subbed to over 500 channels but yours is my favorite. I finally became a patreon. I owed you for all the content. Raise your prices! You deserve it.
Peter.. I am grateful for the lift you give most every weekend. It is very much appreciated at this end. If you get a chance, consider the topic of shore power isolation. I think i ruined an outboard bottom end by ignorance of stray current.
Lovin those meters. And i don’t know if you meant to do it but it is color coordinating too. It looks fantastic! And we are every so grateful for you allowing us to come into your life every weekend and watching the boat projects, your a good man Peter. Great video and enjoy that scenery. It’s absolutely beautiful in BC!
I'm grateful to have seen your new meters working. I love doing that sort of thing, where I mentally work out where the power is going. I have designed a CANbus power monitoring system for my boat, so I can remotely read the current and voltage in any section, it should be really useful to monitor and control the power ... assuming I get the boat!
I imagine it was deadly-dull-boring to actually do it, but you managed to successfully make wood refinishing look very satisfying. Perhaps that's the elusive measure of a well-edited video.
Peter, so much fun to watch you work up in the inlet. When refinishing, have you ever tried Petit 2018Q sealer? It used to be called Old Salem. Tung oil is good, but I've used this for 40 years to fill mahogany and other hardwoods before varnishing. It soaks, fills, defends agains rain and sun and makes a stable platform for the varnish you may want to apply. Usually 4 easy coats of the sealer and then only 3 or 4 of varnish need be added to make a beautiful, very long lasting, finish. Oh, and don't sand between coats of the sealer until you apply the last one. So glad we finally have spring!
I’m am grateful for you bringing me more up to speed on the amp story. By seeing the relationship of 120v and 12v gauges at work helped. Have a nice week.
Peter, you do great work, that woodwork is going to look wonderful! You did look like you were tired of the sanding. Hot melt glue...as a trucker, I've used it in the truck as nondestructive adhesive. Has worked good so far! Thankful that weather is getting warmer.
Grateful for all the AD/DC electrical info. Even knowing you have an engineering mind, I think it would have been fun to watch you sketch the initial diagram for all the components/connections. It must have taken several large paper table napkins and several beers at the pub to put it all together! Cheers, mate!
Hey Peter. I’ve been watching you for a few years now and it’s absolutely fantastic. And if this channel has become your “job” don’t forget your entitlement to annual leave. Take time off from it to enjoy your personal life. Go for cruise for a week without a camera and relax. Make some “you” time. Remember to make time for yourself
Sorry folks, UA-cam seems to be having trouble processing the HD version.
1080p is good enough for me, for another very enjoyable episode.
Jesus Christ loves you bros ❤️ 💙
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While watching, I thought "Peter would have been a good teacher", and then I realised he is a teacher of course, to all of us. Thanks Peter
Peter, in the midst of the turmoil of the world and our own lives, you have provided a channel that brings us entertainment, knowledge, a diversion and maybe the best part, a grounding to a part of life that has not changed in years. wooden boats and the sea. All of these are things of value. I think the best is the the aspect of that which hasn't changed and by not changing can give some stability to us in this time in history. Thank you. All the best, Hal
And we’re all grateful for the escape you deliver every weekend.
Thanks as always Marty.
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Peter, I am so grateful that the world has a man like you and that you are willing to share your endeavors and bare your soul with those of us that can't wait for your next show. Keep your chin up and press on and we will all be grateful.
Hank
Be grateful to Peter for giving us good content week after week
I have stated before, that its a crime, this channel does not have the subscribers it deserves. I watch most of the boat project channels, but none give me the feels like this one does. for that i am grateful. thanks again Peter!
Thanks so much Willis.
Cheers to you Peter! I’m also GRATEFUL for the sun and the change in seasons! It helps the mood significantly.
Gosh yes.
And I am grateful for you sharing with me, some of your life. I want to be doing much of the same thing with boat life, UA-cam and my dogs, but alas, it is not now but maybe in the future. And this is one of my longest sentences I have written, ever. I think feeling down was Mother Earths call to wake up and make life for all better. Thanks again for allowing me and the rest of us in to peak at your life. Take care, stay safe and breath a bit the crisp, clean and cool air!
Happy to see your mood is back, long may it last - we are all grateful that you are working on Geordie and sharing it with us again. I would also grateful if you would give me a bloody tshirt now!
Being grateful is truly the secret to a life enjoyed! It's a simple philosophy, and you demonstrate it beautifully.
A moment to reflect, to ponder our time spent. To make a conscious effort to realize how fortunate we are. To reach a conclusion that is positive when we reflect and give thanks.
Love it, love it, love it
NEVER say NEVER!!! Good Stuff! CHEERS from HERE!
Gratitude is a place we all need to visit…glad you got there…may the anchor hold!
Beautifully put Tim
Jesus Christ loves you ❤️ 💖
Peter, You amaze me. I feel so inspired by your work. You think of and implement things throughout the project and blows me away. Your attention to the details and diligence displayed leaves me in awe. I am so road blocked by little things in my projects where you can see thru yours. I am jealous. Please keep your videos coming, We are inspired and mesmerized by your intelligence. Yes even Grateful!
I'm grateful to be watching Peter 👍
I’m grateful you’re feeling better
I am grateful for the start of your projects. I am grateful for the middle of your projects. And grateful for the refreshing end of your projects. Thanks again Peter!
I am grateful that you approached this episode with enthusiasm and gave us viewers no need to worry about the the direction of your channel. Had me worried last week.
Thank You.
Peter I am quite grateful to be able to come along every week on your journey!
Thanks Colin
And I think many of us are so grateful that you are sharing this journey with us.
Thanks Robert.
Those who maintain an attitude of gratitude cannot entertain great conceits . Peter, the tacking piece WAS riveting...those little asides and vignettes add colour and variety to the way you present the technical bits. I’m grateful for your self awareness and the way you don’t take yourself too seriously, while at the same time soldiering on with the projects.
Again, thank you Peter for producing another episode. You’ve brought me a lot of joy the past few years. They are a highlight of my weekend and I can’t wait for the next.
(I will say the daily episodes of the haul out was amazing and you deserve a lot of credit for all your hard work)
@Peter - we all go through “the doldrums” of refurbishing a boat. The problem / project that never seems to finish, the one that no matter how hard you work at it you can’t seem to resolve, the lack of information / documentation on old boats. It can really get to you after while. I find that’s where people like us “buoy” each other. Your Vlog has done that for me and kept me going when I wanted to chuck it all. So when you find yourself “in the doldrums” of boat restoration, draw strength from others and let them re-inspire you as you inspire others. I’m grateful for you and your channel.
25.3 K subscribers look forward to Travels With Geordie every Saturday 👍🏼🇺🇸
I’m very grateful that you create an amazing show every week keep up the great work
I love it when things add up.
Yes!
So grateful for the opportunity you provide Peter for all of us to in part live the life you have had the courage to live and show us what is like to live aboard a wooden beauty. Better times ahead and looking forward to poem content as well as geordie
Thanks Matt, beautifully put.
I'm grateful to have returned from my mini vacation and came back to seeing TWG ready for a viewing!
I’m greatful for your videos, Thank you Peter
So cool to watch an "electrical" installation on a different level than I am accustomed (an electrical SCO). You should be IMMENSELY proud of the cool installation! Not to mention it's just plain cool!
Thanks Gary, that's very kind.
I'm sure we're grateful for sharing your restoration adventure. ;-)
Thank You.
Always great content to watch. You epitomize the never ending struggle we boat owners endure, usually all alone and not doing very glamorous activities so that you can enjoy those few moments with friends aboard a presentable vessel. Thank you.
I’m grateful that you plan to continue producing the show, I look forward to it every week. Thanks 😊
Yep! I get what your saying Peter, things can get to all of us, glad your back, look foreword to more of your great work!
Grateful is an attribute we should all strive to attain.
Glad you're feeling better Peter, I shake my head at the world sometimes too.
Great to have you up and running and making some progress on the boat. That old doom and gloom of winter can make one wonder about being grateful. However some warm sunshine on your face can make that gloom and doom go away and then being grateful becomes easier. Have a great one Peter.
As Geordie wonder the deck he was grateful to have such a loving pal as Peter.
I think we all are grateful for these videos. Also grateful it has all worked out.
Thanks Don
I am very Greatful for you're electrical insight.
I understood every bit of what you said about your power board.
I use WattsUp meters to do the same thing on my Van Solar System.
Very useful indeed.
And we’re grateful for you too Peter!
So very grateful you have decided to continue. TV here in the states is atrocious. If I didn't have you and Wonderhussy, things would be so mediocre. Thanks
To pen a quote I love it I love it I love it my dear friend you had a light on all the time you were speaking and it was drawing power so after you turned everything else off it was still drawing power and showing that on your board anyway I'm very grateful for the download and I must say cheers 🍻
Excellent point!
Yes the overhead light maybe pulling 1 too 2 amps easily and yes Sir I'm watching your video again
Super grateful that the show rolls on and super jealous that you can do all that varnish scraping without getting tennis elbow !!
WOW! That was surely over my head. Hehehehe Cheers 🍻👍
Hi Peter, i’ve never commented on anything on the Internet before. That said I’ve been watching your videos since the beginning. And I felt compelled to tell you what a pleasure it is to watch you every weekend
I'm grateful for this awesome channel. Thank you for all the work you do to share your adventures with us.
Wow! The old intro is back! After last time my impression was there was something that would maybe change. It hasn’t, so it feels like coming home.
For myself, I definitely am greatful for this show!
Well we the viewers are grateful of you sharing your life and experiences with us. Im grateful I can watch some of my old stomping grounds used to love going to the empress for the dessert, buffet or bouchard gardens.
Hi Peter. As we would say here in North Devon "Proper Job".
Thanks Lee
Peter- I really appreciate all that you do! l always look forward to your weekly updates. Keep up the great work!!
We are grateful to have you and this channel!
I/we are grateful to you for your time to share your lovely home with us and its transformation!
Thanks so much Webb
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Thanks so much for an amazing episode, so glad you have decided to continue!
Thaank yo U Peter ... you bring peaceful moments to this crazy world ... My Very Best Wishes from Chiloe, South of Chile ... Keep on sanding
Thank you Gabriel
Gratitude is essential to a well lived life and the ability to understand that it is given. Well done Peter looking forward to more progress on your refinishing.
Hey Peter thanks for your weekly instalments they mean a lot to me and many others I’m sure. I’m grateful for winning a t shirt a long time ago! Take care to weather is looking up!
Well you certainly cracked through some work there Peter.😀👍
Heh, trying to.
Thank you as always Peter, for all the content and inspiration you provide. I am truly grateful for all you do. Your work is so much fun to follow! Glad and grateful too that you are doing well!
Mitchell
sv Sonata
SF Bay, California
I am Grateful for having you to watch, you're a shining light to my dull life, retired and at home because of this blasted pandemic which I hope is over as soon as possible. Nice work with the gauges and cockpit.
Thanks Robert, hang in there.
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Peter - I love your wooden boat work. The small pieces wood on my boat are grateful for your help and though I'd never put them up for anyone to see, I know they'd be worse without your expert tutelage.
That's very kind Bob, thank you.
So much is going on in the world right now I am very grateful to have this show to relax with and get away from everything each week. Excited for the future of MV Geordie and Poem its been a great journey so far keep up the awesome work, can't believe I won a t-shirt what an honour!
Thanks!, Shoot me an email at swag@travelswithgeordie.com and I'll set you up!
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I m greatful for each episode. Probably my favourite UA-cam channel to watch. Keep up the good work!
Yes...
I am grateful for your videos and the time you take to produce them.
I am grateful that you decided to continue - thanks so much Peter.
Cheers to you too Peter. Those voltage/amp meters are very satisfying.
well today I am grateful for the turn of events last weekend, I made a trip up to Norfolk to assist a friend with working on his boat (its his first major haulout in 3 years due to Covid (normally hauls out every 2 years for maintenance)) this year he has 3 weeks on the hard doing all the hull repairs and replacing all of the rubbing rails with some Utile. so being that it was the first weekend of haulout, it was demolition work and prep work, the first day was spent removing the old rubbing strips and toe rails, this was done reasonable well until I got to removing the stern rubbing strip, while doing this I managed to lift the teak dressing plank under the rubbing strip, along with the rubbing strip (whoops, 'Houston we have a problem') fortunately (and this is why I am grateful) in doing this we revealed a section of rot in the teak plank that ran along the bottom of the rubbing strip (obviously water had got in and was being held there) so it was a blessing in disguise as the whole teak dressing plank (1/2" thick horizontal plank over 1 1/2" thick vertical planking) was going to have to be replaced anyway (much easier to replace a whole plank rather than cut a piece in on the curve of the transom). I am certain that soon the transom will be looking its normal glorious self with a new plank and a full re-varnish. we also sanded the whole hull and feathered in the edges where the paint had built up along the edges of the rubbing strips, not too bad for 2 days work.
keep up the good work Peter, you show us what is possible when working on a boat, and not to be too daunted by what appears at first sight to be a difficult job.
I'll agree with the comments that everyone seems to be expressing, we are all grateful that you are still producing and providing great content to us on a weekly basis. I'm sure its not always easy to come up with something that you would think people would be interested to watch, but you do it in an entertaining and educational way. Thanks so much for sharing.
I stumbled on your channel looking for rear transmission seal repair advice. I've learnt so much more by following along and I'm grateful you continue to post your repairs and improvements with us.
Grateful you’re back producing videos, enjoy them every week 😀
i, for one. am grateful for your videos. you have provided me with hours of wonderful content. weather continues to be terrible out her in mantioba.
Thanks Gerald. Hang in there!
Peter, just a second DC shunt so you would have one shunt between the loads and the battery, and one between the charging sources and the battery. Then add a double pole double throw switch under the digital meter to select which shunt you want to watch. Best of both worlds without a second meter.
Very much enjoy your channel..
I just spent the last five hours under my boat scraping and painting so this is quite relaxing, thanks
Tough work that!
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I always look forward to your videos every weekend. I'm subbed to over 500 channels but yours is my favorite. I finally became a patreon. I owed you for all the content. Raise your prices! You deserve it.
Stay healthy and we'll see you next week.
Thanks Peter.
We, as watchers are greatfull for the beautyful video's and story's you gif us. So thank you and A.T.B. Peter!
And to you, thanks
Peter.. I am grateful for the lift you give most every weekend. It is very much appreciated at this end. If you get a chance, consider the topic of shore power isolation. I think i ruined an outboard bottom end by ignorance of stray current.
Thanks Leonard, yes, a very important topic!
Keep going Peter , sometimes it is a bit stressfulll but you make a lot of people very happy. Thanks from a Geordie boy
No, thank YOU Peter! A lovely episode! We are all grateful too!
Thanks, as always Steven
Time to label all those switches sir. 😉
Lovin those meters. And i don’t know if you meant to do it but it is color coordinating too. It looks fantastic! And we are every so grateful for you allowing us to come into your life every weekend and watching the boat projects, your a good man Peter. Great video and enjoy that scenery. It’s absolutely beautiful in BC!
Thanks as always Daryl
You have to have one of the most beautiful shops I have ever seen and yes I know it is not climate controlled but still beautiful!
Gosh I love it!
@@TravelsWithGeordie Keep the faith on the world situation. It will all work out just fine. You are going to love it.
I suppose it is climate controlled...
naturally.. 🌈
I'm grateful to have seen your new meters working. I love doing that sort of thing, where I mentally work out where the power is going. I have designed a CANbus power monitoring system for my boat, so I can remotely read the current and voltage in any section, it should be really useful to monitor and control the power ... assuming I get the boat!
I imagine it was deadly-dull-boring to actually do it, but you managed to successfully make wood refinishing look very satisfying. Perhaps that's the elusive measure of a well-edited video.
Excellent episode, Peter. Very grateful that things are looking up. Your style and philosophy pull us all up!
Thanks Robert
Peter, so much fun to watch you work up in the inlet. When refinishing, have you ever tried Petit 2018Q sealer? It used to be called Old Salem. Tung oil is good, but I've used this for 40 years to fill mahogany and other hardwoods before varnishing. It soaks, fills, defends agains rain and sun and makes a stable platform for the varnish you may want to apply. Usually 4 easy coats of the sealer and then only 3 or 4 of varnish need be added to make a beautiful, very long lasting, finish. Oh, and don't sand between coats of the sealer until you apply the last one. So glad we finally have spring!
Fabulous
I’m am grateful for you bringing me more up to speed on the amp story. By seeing the relationship of 120v and 12v gauges at work helped. Have a nice week.
Peter, you do great work, that woodwork is going to look wonderful! You did look like you were tired of the sanding.
Hot melt glue...as a trucker, I've used it in the truck as nondestructive adhesive. Has worked good so far!
Thankful that weather is getting warmer.
Grateful for all the AD/DC electrical info. Even knowing you have an engineering mind, I think it would have been fun to watch you sketch the initial diagram for all the components/connections. It must have taken several large paper table napkins and several beers at the pub to put it all together! Cheers, mate!
I'm thinking that a 2 to 3 Amp discrepancy will keep you awake at night Peter 😆
2 beers of the week may help 😋
Heh, may have sorted it...
I wish I understood wiring like you do Peter!! Very interesting episode!
Hey Peter. I’ve been watching you for a few years now and it’s absolutely fantastic. And if this channel has become your “job” don’t forget your entitlement to annual leave. Take time off from it to enjoy your personal life. Go for cruise for a week without a camera and relax. Make some “you” time. Remember to make time for yourself
Watching you work makes ME tired, Peter.
Always a pleasure to watch your work matey 👍
Love the show Peter I've enjoyed all of them, keep up the good work 👏
Love your videos,thanks for sharing