S/v Zingaro sailing adventure intro

Welcome to s/v Zingaro!

This is an intro video, explaining what the channel is about. I will be putting out tons of new content very soon! I know the videos aren’t the best, I’m a mechanic, and video editing isn’t my strong suit. 😉 But I’m learning!!
Get a T-shirt:
https://www.bonfire.com/zingaro/

Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to see the next part of our adventure.

If you liked the video, consider supporting us on Patreon! That way we can keep going with our voyage and bring you cool content!!!

https://www.patreon.com/svzingaro

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/svzingaro
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailing_zingaro
Website: https://svzingaro.com/
Email: [email protected]

Buy us a beer:

paypal.me/sailife

Thanks and we hope to hear from You.
Peace and Love, -Zingaro

Camara Gear:

Canon 70D – https://goo.gl/nq5bfk
10-18mm lens – https://goo.gl/SEPeFm
Videomic Go – https://goo.gl/FPYhe5
Gopro Hero5 – https://goo.gl/FzEQxq

Corporate Sponsors:

SailTimer Wind Instrument™: http://www.SailTimerWind.com/Zingaro
The SailTimer Wind Instrument™ is a wireless, solar-powered masthead anemometer. It works with lots of navigation and charting apps. You can raise it from deck level if your boat is in the water, and it has lots of other cool innovations too. Check out the web site to see how it works — and get a discount while supporting our sponsor.

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Welcome to s/v Zingaro!

This is an intro video, explaining what the channel is about. I will be putting out tons of new content very soon! I know the videos aren't the best, I'm a mechanic, and video editing isn't my strong suit. ;) But I'm learning!!
Get a T-shirt:
https://www.bonfire.com/zingaro/

Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to see the next part of our adventure.

If you liked the video, consider supporting us on Patreon! That way we can keep going with our voyage and bring you cool content!!!

https://www.patreon.com/svzingaro

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/svzingaro
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailing_zingaro
Website: https://svzingaro.com/
Email: [email protected]

Buy us a beer:

paypal.me/sailife

Thanks and we hope to hear from You.
Peace and Love, -Zingaro

Camara Gear:

Canon 70D - https://goo.gl/nq5bfk
10-18mm lens - https://goo.gl/SEPeFm
Videomic Go - https://goo.gl/FPYhe5
Gopro Hero5 - https://goo.gl/FzEQxq

Corporate Sponsors:

SailTimer Wind Instrument™: http://www.SailTimerWind.com/Zingaro
The SailTimer Wind Instrument™ is a wireless, solar-powered masthead anemometer. It works with lots of navigation and charting apps. You can raise it from deck level if your boat is in the water, and it has lots of other cool innovations too. Check out the web site to see how it works — and get a discount while supporting our sponsor.

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Give Your Crew a Job Before Panic Takes Over

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