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Got to much time on ya hands 😂

Great work!

Great channel……….the world needs more electric sailboats.

When compared to the yacht in front @0:37, trust the windlass wasn't supporting the mooring buoy weight outta the water. My Aunt lives in Foster, one of Many beautiful places along the central coast. I never noticed the dirty dishes, expected from a (presumed) heterosexual bloke. Maybe Marley was hinting that she'd happily do them for you😉

Awesome job with the conversion to electric my man. I'm climbing the same hill next spring. Thanks for posting the great videos, it's super helpful information.

Hi, researching, seen your Q's on OpenRov, but remember watching this when published. 12 months on, hindsight thoughts, etc, would be interesting. I know you said the guy from thunder was pushing 72v, but any reason you simply didn't go with their 12KW Cooled 48v Kit for $3.5K (no mounting). Electric drive has 10kW kit, no price listed, like motenergy, guess I'll have to call them. But, wonder if 10kW will satisfy.

Day’um, epic! And that is why I am a confirmed land lubba!!

Glad you're safe!!!

trawler guy thought he might have found himself an abandoned sailboat ;) Nice episode

Dude. That was amazing! I loved this video. The inner monologue, the drone shots with freighters in the background. The vitamin c chasing whisky. The Yamazaki. (I used to live in Jp. That was $60 a bottle when I was there). Australia version NBJS. Well done. 👍🏼 Sorry it was a shit time.

Oh, vids are outta wack, obviously made it. That's sailing, good time to catch-up on a lot of movies, TV series, audio books. Another W for compost loos. Sure your aware of crew finder websites. Always singles wanting to sail hop around.

Well earned Whiskey! :D

Maybe a silly question, but do you still need anodes on an electric inboard? Cheers

that currawong call. so epic

I rode One Wheels for years with starting with a Pint and upgrading to the XR. I have over 2,000 miles altogether on One Wheels and have come off the board many times on and off road. I can say that a majority of my falls were my fault, but I have had MANY instances were the board scared the hell out of me. It got to the point to where I was paranoid about hitting pot holes, uneven pavement or anything that would cause the board to become unstable. I was just not enjoying the ride anymore. I've been lucky enough to run out most of the "crashes" but I do not want to end up with a permanent injury. Therefore, I now own an Evolve electric board and won't ever go back. Get all terrain tires with your electric board and its way better than a One Wheel.

The little blocks in the keel are cutouts where the nuts are for the keel bolts.

Doing a fine job skipper!

Quick trip to Sydney & back. PropOne same but ~1/2 price👍Interesting the way that front hatch is facing @19:10, usually the other way round for breeze through on the hook

LOVE the rifle cubby!

Your videos are always high quality. The intro was great 👍

A DIYer never, I repeat, never says they have too many tools. Because there’s a job just round the corner that you will need a tool for that you don’t have. Nice work too. 👍

thanks ..great content for Australian buyers

How much re re gen do you get under sail at say 5knots , , I’m thinking about going electric in my Columbia 34mkii

Sorry to hear of all the problems and costs incurred in trying to get your new Sailrite to work.By the way, cool editing on your video. Keep up the good work.

Corporate responsibility? That's a moronoxy

I know that place! LOL you adventurer...

We brought one 4 year's ago and have never had a problem running it off our inverter while at anchor. Great machine.

The website of dugite motors seems to be down, so that calculator cant be reached anymore :(

Gday , I have watched all of your videos and enjoy your style of videography, I got a bit confused when you switched chicks as I wasn’t watching them in order and I was like what the? Now you have switched locations like what the? I’m now in the warm Whitsundays sun is shining and solar is keeping up. Are you going to post videos of the trip from Gold Coast to Sydney? North is the best heading this time of year! Look forward to your next episode. Regards , utube Sailing Celay

New sub here. I owned a Sailrite (the LSZ-1 IIRC) machine back in the late 90's and, in my experience, they were very nice people who go above and beyond in customer service. At the time they were, and as far as I know still are, a smallish family run business. To me, that somewhat negates their - otherwise yes - very expensive prices. So I am really kind of surprised to hear your experience. For instance, I was not completely happy with my Sailrite machine (most likely because I was used to my very nice, full size, fast and butter-smooth industrial machines), and eventually sold it. They had me mail it to them, where they tuned it up and checked it over *for free*, in order to make sure my buyer would have a good experience, before sending it on (on their dime, no less) to her. Wow! That kind of service these days is pretty much unheard of. I only ran it on 120v AC mains, so never had to experience what you went through. I'm sorry to hear your story - it sucks, and I can understand your frustration, especially at the price point... :/ So, and maybe this will help some of your viewers - FWIW, years later, I bought a 'clone' machine off of eBay that looks exactly like SR machines. It was super cheap (just 1/4 SR cost or less, even) and I figured what the heck, I sewed for a living for a long time and can do my own mechanical work etc, so I would be able to work out any issues. Didn't really run into anything major, and found that it works pretty much as well as my SR machine did. Also, parts are interchangeable if, for instance, you want to have the Big Wheel. I do think most people will want to opt for having their knowledge and help available, for the extra cost if that is in their budget. For those where it isn't, this is another possibility. If you are on an almost non-budget, here's a 3rd possibility: search YT for the "$100 leather sewing machine" videos. I got one of them, and it works surprisingly well - not nearly as fast as electric, but faster than hand stitching. :) Thanks for the great vids, Tymon! Found you via the electric motor series, good stuff. :)

I hate when issues like yours arise!,🤬

Can't get past the first 10 seconds without saying, LOVE the stop-frame editing! That must have taken some time to shoot and edit to look that good!

Absolutely ridiculous! Integrity is paramount. How in tarnations are they getting away with this enough to even make a decent business model. There must be an alternative to the their product.

How you guys like such ugly boat, looks like a tub

She was super cute

Those BMS are not meant for 300 Amp. On paper yes, but no more. I would suggest more industrial BMS.

Did you paint the original vane or did you have a new cloth cover made?

Thank you very much, very instructive!

pls do video on your mast climbing method

Lekker video. thanks

Someone get these guys a pallet jack lmaoo

LOVE the intro. Well done T

Also, I FEEL your pain at piling pillows to hold the bottom of the winch in place while working from above. I spent six days on what should have been a two hour "just replace the manual bilge pump" job. I totally understand why The Skipper kept Gilligan around. Even incompetent, he was an extra set of hands!! That said: All Hail Irwin! In vice do we grip!! ;-)

What bolts and nuts did you use? All I can find online is "A4 M6 hex head bolts" which doesn't seem to be available through amazon, and my local chandlers are even bigger idiots than me. :-p

Even before you mentioned the intro video I was thinking how cool the concept, the pipe you shot thru for the coffee, the lighting, sound & the editing was... and I make my living making videos! Now I'll watch the rest of the video because I'm still trying to figure out how to install one on a Cat or Trimaran. And to the doubter below... what good is the 2nd auto-pilot when the electricity goes out? I sailed a ketch from Hawaii to Tahiti with a vane and was glad I didn't have to self steer the whole way.

Very cool video Tymon! We are excited to see where your electric system takes you!

Intro made me think it was a pro channel, albeit I watch because I like the content already!

love the intro

Great ! 😀

This is great. Can you tell why you don't just have one huge battery with one BMS, instead of splitting it in two as you have done?