#49t When is your Speed Log wrong and how to fix the AirMar Speed Temp Sensor ST800 | Sailing Sisu
This week we share what signs to look for that your speed log is wrong and how to fix your AirMar ST800 Speed Temp Sensor while underway. We found ourselves in 3,000m deep water and we have to pull the speed log sensor to fix it. Not easy to open up a 3cm hole below the water line!
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We are two crazies from South Africa, Frik & Petro. We knew absolutely nothing about sailing, but the ocean has always been calling. So we got rid of all our stuff, bought a Leopard 45 Catamaran, and set sail. Follow us as this story unfolds! This is a sea-life adventure captained by a couple of nomads who have built their lives on doing what inspires them in the moment. Join us and see how we break free of the traditional lifestyle, creating videos of our journey, adventures, life on board, and lessons learned along the way. It will be super rewarding if we can be an inspiration or contribute in any way to anybody wanting to fulfill their dreams. SISU (Finnish concept) is a grim, gritty, white-knuckle form of courage in situations where success is against the odds. Taking action against the odds and displaying courage and resoluteness in the face of adversity, in other words, deciding on a course of action and then sticking to that decision even despite repeated failures.
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