
MODERNISING OUR VINTAGE SAILBOAT | Where The F*&k Did We Go? The Final Part
July 04, 2022 by Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama | Language: EN Play Time: 00:28:33 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

It’s taken months to get to this point.
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Last week we left you with a saltwater leak after having a new depth transducer installed. This was extremely disappointing and mildly concerning. Of course, we wanted it to be resolved properly and that means we need to be lifted again. So Nakama, after being in the water for 3 days, is now back in the slip for repairs and hopefully this time, the saltwater will stay where it should.
We are eager to show you what we have been brewing up in order to bring our 1980s sailboat into the 21st century. We have splurged on lots of new Raymarine instruments to change the way we sail on our old girl. Slowly and surely we piece it all together and after Soph spends 3 days straight on top of the mast, we can say that our 6 months in Airlie Beach for the cyclone season has just about come to a close.
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Chapters:
00:00 We’ve gotta come out of the water again…
04:45 Getting this vintage girl modern!
25:05 6 months in Airlie Beach is over…
MODERNISING OUR VINTAGE SAILBOAT | Where The F*&k Did We Go? The Final Part Locations
- Airlie Beach (-20.2677525,148.7155626)
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