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Can YOU see what's wrong with this picture? Find out in this week's adventure sailing around Costa Rica on a plywood catamaran. The where, why, and when of one of life's most intriguing questions: When will Zingaro's dinghy DIE??
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Over the past two and a half years we have made many change to the running rigging. This video shows most of the things we changed on the running rigging, and the booms. Hope you enjoy this vid!
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We had a viewer say there is now a sticker on the compressor that says breathing hazard. So take that into consideration, you might not want to do this.
Here's another money-saving boat life tip! Today, we clean the bottom of the boat. Dep...
On this episode we enjoy the local gastronomy and get our hands to work on the last preparations before our departure to Panama. And Margarida leaves for Portugal.
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Learning how to do your own boat maintenance saves you a lot of money - it's time for Mac Gyver. In this video Mario will show you how repair a broken door handle without buying a new one for 50 €.
I'm pretty sure the door handles from other boats are ...
We are a little bit behind in our videos BUT we made it!
We crossed from Capo Verde to Barbados and will spend an awesome season in the Caribbean ⛵️
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Traveling Central & East Asia by campervan
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Since we bought Freedom we didnt have time to pay attention to the winches, now Plukky pulls apart the 4 types of winches we have:
barborosa, barlow, barient and lewmar and give them some love.
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Fix it video for solar, wind generator, bathroom cupboard, among other things and some fun ziplining in the jungle. We are slowly preparing Freedom for our south pacific crossing but we still have a long way to go.
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We are living in squalor and celebrate São Martinho and eat whole sardines.
Herby finished the closet reconstruction while Maddie does the laundry at a friends house.
The boat painting continues as the floor project gets completed.
Herby also works wit...
After arriving to Rio Dulce its time to work on the engine again. We meet an Aussie with a german accent who helps us improve the output of our alternator and give us some practical advice on solar and MPPT controllers.
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How do you choose the right anchor for your boat and sailing style? In this episode of the Capable Cruising Guide, Clark helps Day Sailors, Coastal Cruisers and Voyagers select the right anchoring gear.
Covered in this video are:
1) Intro to the Capable ...
While on passage to Tahiti Naoma’s transmission failed but if you've seen this you already know that (we had to change music to fix a copyright problem...) After navigating a sketchy reef pass in the middle of the night in reverse Ryan safely docked us ...
What’s the number one thing a boater should do in the hopes of preventing boat engine failure? To ensure routine engine checks are completed. On Britican, we do a series of routine engine checks before EVERY voyage. In the video, Simon will show you how ...
It’s been a big week for the installation of lovely new toys for Nutshell. Magnus makes good parts of the old auto pilot and installs the new one and he gets the radar up and running. Nutshell is getting more modern by the day.
The little boat jobs cont...
* Update July 2019. We have had reports of stolen antifoul and severe malpractice since our visit to Port de Peche. Ryadh [21:25] https://www.facebook.com/BoatYachtServices/ has since set up his own business and we would only recommend contacting him for w...
Have any of you ever wondered this? “How do they change their oil when they’re sailing around the world?” I’ll be honest, when we were first boat-shopping, I wasn’t even entirely aware the boat had an engine, much less one that had oil that nee...
Finally we got our new Rigg! Our time back in the water didn't start very well. First we had to go out of the water again due a leaking anode and than we hit a stone in a harbour...
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See us this time when we remove the Mast of SeaTramp, fix the rudder problems and our frustration is getting bigger and bigger about all new problems we discover.
Luckily our friends from GreatCircle hop over and rescue Nina for a few hours.
After we did not use the wintertime for a new antifouling, it is time to get Seatramp out of the water and start the first topics on our long to do list.
See in the first part of our maintenance video how Seatramp comes out of the water and we start our b...
The internet shut us down! But we managed to answer some questions before that happened.
In this live chat we cover questions about our future blue water cruiser when we leave Australian waters, our time in the Kimberley, how we smoke our fish, our past b...
The long overdue adventure thirty seven is brought to you from the bilges of Nahoa! After a year and a half and over 10,000 nautical miles of sailing our beautiful catamaran needed a little, okay maybe a lot of TLC, and a few changes to make life better.
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Living on a sailboat in a boatyard can be a unique experience. Every now and then while living aboard, you are bound to spent at least a little bit of time on the hard.
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