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I hope you are exhausted after watching this one! All of the cruisers in our anchorage decided to rent a van and drive three hours to climb Mt. Pelée, a deadly volcano! The weather was by no means perfect but we had an absolute blast with all of our sailing friends!
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After getting all the sails back, we put the sails back up! Alan's mom visits from Tallahassee and we take a quick day sail with Alan’s mom and Bri, we were finally able to test our engine underway... No smoke at over 2300 rpms! We leave Green Cove Springs after 8 months and motor up to Jackson...
Finally after 8 months on the hard trying to figure out how to fix all the problems on the boat, we splash back in the water with no leaks! We both feel immensely more comfortable with understanding how Full Sends Mechanical, plumbing, electrical, Structural, etc. systems work, and we saved a load ...
After a quick overnight stop in Port McNeill we're off to Campbell River to find propane and the other things that Port McNeill couldn't offer. Then back underway for Vancouver. Dolphins, whales and tugboats helped to keep us entertained.
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Given the recent events happening worldwide with the Coronavirus, many cruisers and sailors and worried about their plans and how this could affect them. We interviewed some cruisers in the Bahamas to get a better idea of the situation and how this could possibly affect everyone out there. Many ar...
While waiting for our dingy to get delivered, which is our last big task before getting back in the water, we purchase our new outboard engine and get the name on the stern. We also finally find the root cause of our Nav light being to dim and replace a 5 foot strand of wiring in the bow. The weathe...
As we wait for a few funds to get transferred before we can buy our new dingy and outboard engine, we sell the old dingy that's literally falling apart at the seems. We begin some other saloon improvement projects to help stop items on our shelf from falling over while we heel, and we build a n...
We punctured the return line while trying to tighten a bolt after bleeding the line of air, so we purchased a brand new return line and installed it.
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After successfully getting the saildrive back in, it was time to test the engine. We put the heat exchanger back on after testing the thermostat and replacing the bleed off valve that was stripped. The test turns out great, except Kruger broke the return fuel valve forcing us to spend more money and...
After waiting 4 weeks for saildrive parts, it turned out the dealer ordered the wrong ones. Reason being, we had a 130S top and a 120S bottom which neither they nor we noticed. The dealer did set us up with a used, but in good condition, lower saildrive for the same prices as the repair. With a litt...
While we wait 4 weeks for our sail drive parts to arrive, we take care of some smaller tasks that need to be done on Full Send before we splash back into the water. We also explore a little around the area visiting Fort Caroline National Monument, watching the Blue Angels at the Jax Beach Air Show, ...
I interview Matt and Dana about their Island Packet sailboat. Its one of thelast american manufacturers still in production today.
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We get told time and again by viewers to get out of the marina and start sailing, that real sailors do not use marinas, that they are bored with watching episodes from sailing channels which are set in marinas. Shot on a Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f/1.4 lens dating from 1974.
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We start to tackle the biggest project of our repairs on land, the engine/saildrive⛵️. With the help of a manual and some 🖥 Youtubers who have gone before us, we are able to get the sail drive out in a day. But as we are cleaning everything to prep for a change of seals, we run into a big issue. Big...
A very technical episode where we dive into the final segment of the Autopilot (Autohelm) repairs for our Raymarine (Raytheon) Type 2 Rotary Drive. We also remove the heat exchangers on our Volvo Penta D2-55 to try to diagnose why we are getting white smoke above 1750 RPMs. We inspect for potential ...
After a rough crossing from Puerto Rico to The Dominican Republic, we noticed a grinding in our wheel when the autopilot/autohelm was on. With no issues of the chain catching, we believed it was coming from the rotary drive unit.
After taking the Raymarine Rotary Drive Type 2 apart, a screw fell ou...
Having left the Outpost in early June, we continue our journey to Vancouver from Haida Gwaii. Through periods of dead calm and gales, we share what we've learned about storm tactics and even receive an unworldly visitor from the other side.
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After 💨Hurricane Dorian💨 thankfully missed hitting us, we begin work on painting the bottom of ⛵️Full Send.⛵️ A process that included washing with laundry detergent, denatured alcohol, and taping all areas by the waterline we didn’t want to get covered in🎨 paint. We used 5 Coats of ABC 3 ablative pa...
Our Autopilot (Autohelm) went out back in February when Full Send made the mona passage crossing from Puerto Rico to The Dominican Republic. Not knowing a thing about the device, and only finding one youtube video that had some idea of what goes on in there, we took it out, opened it up, and diagnos...
In this episode we begin work on filling in and sanding blisters to prepare for painting the bottom. Hurricane Dorian had other plans and we had to prep the boat for landfall in Jacksonville and decided to wait out the storm in Tallahassee staying at Alan’s mom’s house and checking out a Florida Sta...
We went down the rabbit hole of this so called Chuck E. Cheese conspiracy that they are allegedly reusing uneaten pizza. We had to put it to the test when T-Mobile offered a free large 1-topping pizza with purchase of a $5 game card. Never mind we are in our 30's and aren't taking our own ...
In this episode we take our Icelandic friend, Kari, to an American baseball game and play around of golf before sending him off! After dropping Kari off, we visit Fort Lauderdale to pick up boat supplies from Jason’s storage locker and visit with some friends for the weekend! Then we finish sealing ...
After more than forty weeks of solitary confinement, we're finally released and leaving Haida Gwaii – The Sailing Infidels are sailing once again.
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Kari continues to help the crew in fairing the keel and rudder before getting on the first coat of Interprotect 2000E. This layer will help act as a barrier like epoxy but allow anti fowling paint to be applied after.
The boys then head to St. Augustine to celebrate and show Kari America's ol...
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