Ep 19, 1100Nm Solo Ocean Passage, Small Boat, Contessa 26, 2 year Circumnavigation, PART 3
*** 2 SPECIAL NOTES*** Note #1: I will be posting an extra video next week all about the MK 3, my homemade wind vane, made from material (about $50) mostly laying around my garage. Note #2: I have removed the highly distorted sound from the sailing sequences for the next few videos but am investing in a different mic set up that will allow me to capture more ocean sounds on the Canaries to Panama passage. I too would rather hear the ocean. Please bear with me as I work through these technical challenges, I'm a sailor not a sound engineer. Now sit back and enjoy Ep. 19 Azores to Canaries. This is a continuation of the ocean passage from the Azores to Canaries. S/V Wave Rover is on a 2 year circumnavigation starting from PEI on the East coast of Canada
If you are wondering what I've been up to when not sailing Wave Rover check out my other channel: Rover's Rest https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9k8PCCTlNyDzvYaef3Jekg
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*** 2 SPECIAL NOTES*** Note #1: I will be posting an extra video next week all about the MK 3, my homemade wind vane, made from material (about $50) mostly laying around my garage. Note #2: I have removed the highly distorted sound from the sailing sequences for the next few videos but am investing in a different mic set up that will allow me to capture more ocean sounds on the Canaries to Panama passage. I too would rather hear the ocean. Please bear with me as I work through these technical challenges, I’m a sailor not a sound engineer. Now sit back and enjoy Ep. 19 Azores to Canaries. This is a continuation of the ocean passage from the Azores to Canaries. S/V Wave Rover is on a 2 year circumnavigation starting from PEI on the East coast of Canada
If you are wondering what I’ve been up to when not sailing Wave Rover check out my other channel: Rover’s Rest https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9k8PCCTlNyDzvYaef3Jekg
Buy Wave Rover a beer at:
(Canada) https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZBC5MJBBCHTHJ&source=url
(USA) https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZA6LAQU8A2FML&source=url
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