Solar panel cleaning is part of our boat chores every few weeks.
Dirty panels can reduce charging gains by 10% which can really add up. Here in Baja we’re surrounded by dust and salt water and those will leave a visible residue on the panels so we clean them every few weeks. #solarpanels #livingonaboat #solarpower #offgrid
SmoCo Sailing
We're Armand, Liya, and our doodle Pinot. In July 2024, we sailed off from Monterey, California aboard our sailboat Cosmo and began the biggest adventure of our lives. Since then, we've been sailing Mexico and beyond, sharing the real highs and lows of full-time cruising. From remote anchorages and incredible wildlife encounters to boat projects, spearfishing, weather, and everything that breaks in between. Our goal is simple: explore beautiful places, live life on our own terms, and share the journey honestly. So grab a drink, pull up a seat in the cockpit, and come sailing with us. New episodes every week.
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