Houston!!!!! We Have a PROBLEM😂 SnapDragon live update 58’ LRC Hatteras 1000 mile NY to FL 7/6/2024

32 volt system acting up Snapdragon 58’ Hatteras Crew talk about there adventure live aboard there 58’ Hatteras LRC running a 1000 miles from New York to Daytona Beach Florida. Today we are in NC heading to Cape Fear

[@lcarlson7725]

I'm sure it can be stressful, cramped, hot, loud, etc....and equally sure you guys are up to the challenge. You are building the Lore of SnapDragon! Keep on Keepin' on. Godspeed to all of you.

[@haroldconnell2973]

Nice job Captain!

[@deamengers474]

Thanks Captain Paul for staying with Snapdragon and her crew.

[@LawrenceBroussard]

Shocking how one little hose clamp can bring so much wonder and so much potential damage.

[@BigDreamsBoating]

I’ve heard of folks changing over to 36v and the the 32v systems can handle the change. I’m very interested in Hatteras boats but super complicated electrical systems. Just in research I’ve done seems to be best to move to 36v as you can find batteries chargers and inverters at that voltage.

[@steveale0711]

“If it’s going to happen….”

[@FodayYillah-li8lt]

Foday Yillah 👍💯

[@MTN_mtn]

How well are the A/C systems doing???

[@NoRegretsLifestyle]

Well that’s a subject for another video, the one in the salon will freeze you out. It only has one setting the rest work good.

[@oceancaptainbob]

Why so many different voltage systems? Most systems will run on 12volts OR 24 volts DC and alternatively mains power 240V in Europe or 110V American.