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GIVEAWAY WINNER//Installing New Marine Breaker Panel-Episode 41
We are getting off the spaghetti highway this week! We know we got quite a bit of flack from you guys about our wiring mess, but we just weren't done yet and we think you'll all be very impressed with how clean it is now that our brand new breaker panel is installed! We are also announcing...![ELECTRIC Outboard Motor? [Our Thoughts So Far] | Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/_Gs-qVoulXo/mqdefault.webp)
ELECTRIC Outboard Motor? [Our Thoughts So Far] | Learning the Lines
We've had our Epropulsion Spirit 1.0 electric outboard for about six months now. We've certainly put it to the test with consistent daily use when we were living aboard. We also use it for fishing, freediving, and spearfishing. This video is what we think about our little electric outboard...
You Won’t Believe What Our Anchor Chain Got Wrapped Around | Learning the Lines
In this short Casual Friday vlog we talk about and show some of the struggles of keeping a boat at anchor in the Florida Keys. Our Anchor chain got wrapped up in two giant engine blocks that we were unaware of, and because of this caused some concern. The season is also changing and the winds are be...
82. HOME DEPOT Paint on a Boat? | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this vlog we paint fair, prep, sand, and paint areas of the cabin with paint we purchased from Home Depot. It's Rustoleum Painter's Touch paint and primer. We have some experience using exterior grade paints on the interior of boats with success. Frankly, the environment on the interior...![Details on Our 100% ELECTRIC Sailboat | Learning the Lines [Technical Tuesday]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/NieNTRoT-kk/mqdefault.webp)
Details on Our 100% ELECTRIC Sailboat | Learning the Lines [Technical Tuesday]
We get questions about our electric build all the time. We also frequently get requests to go more into detail about our setup. I went ahead and shot this video to hopefully answer most of those questions and provide the details people have been looking for. If I missed anything, please feel free to...
80. We Moved BACK TO LAND! Did We Fail?! (Monologue Warning) | Learning the Lines
Well, the refit of Freebie has taken way longer and cost way more money that we originally figured, who would've thought? We decided that for the next year we're going to finish Freebie for cruising while living in a small apartment 500 feet from the boat and working full time jobs. As we&...
78. We Can SLEEP Again! Converting the V-Berth Back to a Bed | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Awhile back we decided we wanted to use the v-berth solely as storage, however that soon proved to be a mistake. Although sleeping on the main salon pull-out settee worked for a while, It was very inconvenient to not have a dedicated sleeping area on the boat and when we redid the cushions, the slee...
76. Adding Salon Storage Cabinets | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Right now we're living in clutter. The goal of these next couple months is to fix that, and that starts with adding useful storage areas in our boat. Having a place to store things isn't enough on a cruising boat. Those storage places have to also be secure and have to prevent anything i...
72. The CALMEST Passage of Our Lives (Marco Island to Marathon) + Lifelines | Learning the Lines
We all know what happened on our last passage... and if you don't you can check out vlog #69: It's safe to say that this passage was the exact opposite of our last. It was extremely calm, we were well prepared, and it went very smoothly. We are bound and determined to not make the same m...
69. SCARIEST MOMENT OF OUR LIVES (MAYDAY Called) | Learning the Lines
In this vlog we broke the first rule of seamanship: beware the land. We made a few HUGE mistakes including but not limited to: 1. Failing to plan 2. Trying to go into an unknown anchorage at night 3. Not turning back when we saw breakers on both sides of the channel 4. Trusting the GPS WAY more tha...