The simple things make me happy. In this case it's a hot shower :)
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Finally a hot water shower. I have a water tank connected to a pump connected to a splitter. one feed from the splitter goes to a 30 liter water heater, and then to the hot side of a thermostatic mixing tap, the other side of the splitter goes directly to the cold side of the mixing tap. The mixing tap is connected to a shower head.
It might sound like a lot but it's actually very simple.
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In late 2021 we bought a 1976 Catalac 9M catamaran sight unseen that had been wasting away on land for years. Flew to Europe to go check it out and discovered the engines were seized, the wiring a death trap and every through hull valve crumbled when touched. I'd been building ebikes and scooters for years and decided I'd repower it as an electric. My wife and I spent 4 months peeling away all the rot, and pulling out all the wiring so we could start again from scratch. Eight months of very hard work in some icy cold weather and the boat was finally ready for the water. It now has two 6kW electric outboards, 3200W of solar and a 14.4kwh lithium battery bank. We've taken it from Croatia where we bought it, to Venice and then all the way through Croatia, back to Italy and now to Greece where we are today. We run everything off solar, the motors, cooking, making water and heating it, we even have a washing machine and dishwasher! We love this boat 🙂
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