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KECO Eco Cooler installation + New Ice Box — Sailing Uma [Step 73]
DISCLAIMER: Keco Cooler was discontinued and is no longer available for purchase. [ Future DIY SAILBOAT GALLEY REFIT videos] . Step 73 Ice Box . Step 134 Hefty Su . Step 136 Corian Counter . Step 175 New Freezer Power consumption: Normal Mode - 40W Burst Mode - 140W Reduces sea water tempe...
Dinghy Salvage and Repair – Boat Maintenance Monday
We find, salvage and repair a dinghy that we found in Culebrita Puerto Rico. I am trying out a different editing style that has been inspired by Casey Neistat. He is awesome and definitely worth checking out. See out new Website.... Want to help us get a new drone? Please click here: Or donate...![EXPANDING OUR FAMILY [Adventure #57]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/sPxe58puNpA/mqdefault.webp)
EXPANDING OUR FAMILY [Adventure #57]
Because more people, is more fun! And cruising is all about sharing amazing experiences with our family from home, and making new friends that become like family. In this episode, Hillary’s parent visit and we head out the Isla Esiritu Santo from La Paz. We soak up the amazing water while snorkel...![How NOT to charge your batteries — Sailing Uma [Step 72]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/N1RT2dENutE/mqdefault.webp)
How NOT to charge your batteries — Sailing Uma [Step 72]
In this episode we explain why we sailed onto anchor when coming into Fajardo PR. Hoping we found the source of the problem, we head into town to get new batteries. Which turned out to be an all day event. And in the end, we learned how not to charge lead acid batteries. Hope you learn from our mist...
Megan Kisses pigs and Bobby repairs the engine – Boat Maintenance Monday
We continue to diagnose the engine overheat problem and finally have it solved. After clearing the raw water strainer, we change the thermostats, soak and flush the coolant system with vinegar. Megan cheats on her boyfriend Goose with a little piglet. Want to help us get a new drone? Please click...![WHAT IT TAKES TO CRUISE [Adventure #56]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/0BFW5DbJBy4/mqdefault.webp)
WHAT IT TAKES TO CRUISE [Adventure #56]
This is all about the real-life, behind the scenes challenges that we face while cruising and how we overcome them. We discuss issues we’ve had finding materials and supplies, repairs we’ve made, and regular maintenance. We also discuss things that we do to save money including how we’ve adjusted ...
Engine Hot Light Diagnosis (Megan Helps – sort of) – Boat Maintenance Monday
Our engine hot light has come on a few times lately but only after more than an hour running the engine at cruise RPMs which probably means a water flow issue. We diagnose the issue and correct the problem. Want to help us get a new drone? Please click here: Or donate to: Donate Via Paypal: B...![Our ONE Regret — Sailing Uma [Step 70]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/jtDGrMMooTc/mqdefault.webp)
Our ONE Regret — Sailing Uma [Step 70]
Knowing that while in the rest of the Caribbean, we wouldn't be doing much boat work, we took advantage of being in San Juan to take care of some long overdue projects, one of which being fixing the ONE regret we had when it comes to getting Uma ocean ready. If you enjoyed this episode, pleas...![HOMESTEADING ON A BOAT [Adventure #54]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/ziqfmbYo6g0/mqdefault.webp)
HOMESTEADING ON A BOAT [Adventure #54]
Long-term cruising is all about being self-sufficient. While in port, we take the opportunity to learn how to can our own meat, make our pickled vegetables and do a few canvas sewing projects around the boat. These are things that will save us lots of money, and are important skills to have to sus...![Exploring the two sides of San Juan — Sailing Uma [Step 69]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/VX0C_uH8ogo/mqdefault.webp)
Exploring the two sides of San Juan — Sailing Uma [Step 69]
In all the places we drop our anchor, we seem to always have a project to do on Uma. But we also try our best to make time to explore and get a feel for each area. We were amazed to see that San Juan has distinctively two sides: The full of big box stores part of the city, and the full of history an...![WE GOT HIT! — Sailing Uma [Step 68]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/sEcEr93-FzY/mqdefault.webp)
WE GOT HIT! — Sailing Uma [Step 68]
While we were in Samana, we got a bunch of good projects done including installing our windlass which our backs will be extremely happy about. On our very last day, after we had our passports stamped and were ready to haul up the anchor, an unfortunate event happened. Yep, just like the title says.....![SOAKING UP RAYS [Adventure #52]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/uGSvXsOlINk/mqdefault.webp)
SOAKING UP RAYS [Adventure #52]
We’ve finally made it to warm, sunny weather! Entering the Sea of Cortez, we enjoy beautiful spinnaker sailing, jump in the water to swim with some manta rays, walk along some beautiful beaches, and then make our way to La Paz. ________________ We hope you enjoy our videos and adventures. To help...![Life Changing Improvements — Sailing Uma [Step 67]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/C3WwlDIMbL0/mqdefault.webp)
Life Changing Improvements — Sailing Uma [Step 67]
With the airports open, we find a flight and return to our floating home in the DR. A few quick stops in Santo Domingo to pick up everything we need to add a few life changing improvements to our boat. We'll be doing a more in depth review and installation of the Keco cooler later. But for n...![Kika Gets Rescued — Sailing Uma [Step 66]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/4EJi5jnfDZ0/mqdefault.webp)
Kika Gets Rescued — Sailing Uma [Step 66]
After spending 4 days with friends in a super fancy marina, it was time for us to head to Syracuse to visit my family and enjoy a week in a completely different climate. It was my very first time enjoying so much snow AND I even decided to go snowboarding. Which turned into a bit of a rescue mission...![A VIEW OF THE SEA [Adventure #51]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/ElP2mRUHn6U/mqdefault.webp)
A VIEW OF THE SEA [Adventure #51]
Come get a taste of life on the sea, as we sail in all kinds of conditions from the open Pacific, around the southern tip of Baja Mexico to Cabo and then into the Sea of Cortez. This is real life sailing - we get soaked and beaten up by steep seas and 30 knots of headwind; enjoy beautiful, flat, ca...
BUILDING A BOAT IN MEXICO: PART 3 OF 3
In a tiny Mexican town, we work against all odds to successfully build a stitch and glue nesting dinghy, the Fishbote 11 by Bateau Boats. As novices, we learn quite a bit about resin and fiberglass as our dinghy comes together. Being in a remote location, we have to do a bit of searching for suita...![Is This How Rich People Feel? — Sailing Uma [Step 65]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/r_VAByh8ZgQ/mqdefault.webp)
Is This How Rich People Feel? — Sailing Uma [Step 65]
While we were in Samana, we got to take part in a very special treat. Taking Uma into a 5 star Marina was not something high in our priority list. BUT because everything is so cheap here, and a big thanks to a few friends visiting, we all pitched in to enjoy a few days relaxing like ROYALTIES at ...
BUILDING A BOAT IN MEXICO: PART 2 OF 3
In a tiny Mexican town, we work against all odds to successfully build a stitch and glue nesting dinghy, the Fishbote 11 by Bateau Boats. As novices, we learn quite a bit about resin and fiberglass as our dinghy comes together. Being in a remote location, we have to do a bit of searching for suita...
BUILDING A BOAT IN MEXICO: PART 1 OF 3
In a tiny Mexican town, we work against all odds to successfully build a stitch and glue nesting dinghy, the Fishbote 11 by Bateau Boats. As novices, we learn quite a bit about resin and fiberglass as our dinghy comes together. Being in a remote location, we have to do a bit of searching for suita...![WORK HARD, PLAY HARD [Adventure #48]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/5SUphw2BdkE/mqdefault.webp)
WORK HARD, PLAY HARD [Adventure #48]
Gray whales within feet of us, fresh lobster, beach combing dolphin skeletons, paddling through mangroves, bird watching… Here’s just a bit of the fun that we were able to squeeze in around all the hard work of building our new dinghy. Because if you work hard, you have to play hard! And we sure w...
Follow our sailing adventures – Carl and Jenny
We thought it was about time to update our trailer so just a few changes. Please give us a thumbs up if you like it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you found it informative or entertaining please give it a thumbs as it helps...![Kika’s Birthday Spreader Jump — Sailing Uma [Step 63]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/lPGhm4FiCyY/mqdefault.webp)
Kika’s Birthday Spreader Jump — Sailing Uma [Step 63]
There was a few last minute things to do in Cap Haitien before leaving Haiti and heading to the DR. But first, it was my Birthday! So we needed to celebrate it right. For my birthday, I not only had the most awesome surprise from Dan and our Cap friends, but I also decided to jump off the spreader. ...![EXOTIC, UNSAVORY BOATWORK [Adventure #46]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/9EmC847QjZg/mqdefault.webp)
EXOTIC, UNSAVORY BOATWORK [Adventure #46]
Have you heard the saying that cruising is just boat work in exotic places? Well we definitely felt like this was true this week! While in the beautiful Magdalena Bay, we get into the real dirty work of fixing several plumbing problems. But don’t worry - it’s not all work! We also get to do some...![Multi-Million Dollar Playground — Sailing Uma [Step 62]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/Ma52WOAtz9Y/mqdefault.webp)