SDA69 How Many Sailors Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb?
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In this episode of Sailing Dark Angel, we cruise up the Chesapeake Bay to Annapolis. Dave polishes his stanchion at sea. We discover beautiful anchorages filled with a type of jellyfish called ‘nettles’.
We fly my favourite sail, our spinnaker!
Until our autohelm bites it.
When we get to Annapolis, our achor light fails… time to climb the mast.
00:00 Intro/This week’s episode
00:34 polishing/cruising up the Chesapeake
02:04 Cockrel Creek
02:45 Spinnaker Sailing!
03:50 Autohelm FAIL
05:45 anchor light not working, up the mast
07:34 top of the mast (63′), dissasemble light fixture, check for power
11:16 test new light
12:35 back up the mast
13:10 install and test light. Reassemble fixture
15:24 back on deck!
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