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What is the most important thing to look for when buying a boat? Captain James walks you through exactly how to inspect your this important part that can SINK YOUR BOAT. The thru hulls are an often overlooked area, and can be devastating to new boat buyers. How to locate them, how to test them, what to look for, and how to tell if they are good or bad. Join us on this important tour of a used Oyster 485 and see what happens when we find a few things are not right…

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Epidemic Sound

00:00 Intro
01:13 First thing to do
02:47 Front Cabin Thru Hulls
04:49 Salon/Galley Thru Hulls
07:59 Nav Station Thru Hulls
09:49 Aft Cabin Thru Hulls
10:52 How to use this to save money
12:38 We call last week’s WINNER!
17:54 Outro

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Shock Loading Broke My Rigging
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Shock Loading Broke My Rigging

After six exhausting days at sea, I was too tired to reef while the boat repeatedly launched off the waves and slammed back down. By the time I reached port, two backstays had broken at the swaged fittings, showing exactly where repeated shock loading can ...
Declared Dead at Sea — Then They Came Back | The Rose-Noëlle Story
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Declared Dead at Sea — Then They Came Back | The Rose-Noëlle Story

In 1989, four men sailed out of New Zealand aboard the Rose-Noëlle — a trimaran one man had spent 19 years building by hand, and named after a woman who had already been dead for 16 years. Four days out, she flipped upside down in the Southern Ocean. Wh...
Watch this before you cross the Carribbean
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Watch this before you cross the Carribbean

For a Caribbean passage, I plan on going straight south or straight north for a manageable crossing. Heading east means fighting the prevailing winds and currents. 📗 Get My Book: https://bethecaptain.com
The Time My Sail Almost Killed Me
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The Time My Sail Almost Killed Me

Speaking of dumb things I've done on a sailboat, let's revisit the time the Aruba Coast Guard stayed with us until three in the morning to help me get my sail under control... 📗 Get My Book: https://bethecaptain.com
I Fell Asleep at the Wheel
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I Fell Asleep at the Wheel

While sailing toward Belize, I fell asleep at the wheel and drove my catamaran onto a reef with both daggerboards down. It was a brutal reminder of how quickly fatigue can turn into a serious emergency at sea. 📗 Get My Book: https://bethecaptain.com
Are Bolted Keels Safe?
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Are Bolted Keels Safe?

I prefer strong attached keels, but I would still sail around the world with a properly constructed bolted keel. What matters most is how the keel is built, supported and attached to the hull. 📗 Get My Book: https://bethecaptain.com
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