Ep 259 | Installing the In-Hull Transducer, Sailing Nutshell, Australia
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Magnus continues the task of fitting the in-hull transducer by cutting out an access hole in the settee.
With the cutting tools out he also adds another access hole in the back of the salon so we can access the storage area more easily.
We take time out to go on a mine and town tour of Weipa which is very interesting.
The canning continues with savoury mince.
Magnus makes a shelf for top pantry and he tastes a homemade ginger beer!
Thanks for watching.
Until next time.
Wendy and Magnus
Music Credits:
00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
01:00 Busy Bee, Colors of Illusion, Epidemic Sound
05:32 Busy Bee, Colors of Illusion, Epidemic Sound
17:18 Saturday Coffee, William Claeson, Epidemic Sound
23:49 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound
#In-HullTransducer #WeipaMineTour #Weipa
00:00 Cutting out the access for the in-hull transducer
04:05 Epoxy for the transducer box
05:35 Making an access hole for more storage in the saloon
06:34 Fitting the transducer box
07:20 Prep work for the savoury mince canning
07:45 Testing the in-hull transducer
09:59 Making the box lid
14:01 Fitting the lid
14:17 The canning continues
15:08 Running the in-hull transducer cables
16:16 Making a shelf for the top pantry
17:18 Weipa town and mine tour
20:14 Ginger beer review
21:51 The new pantry shelf goes in
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