Sailing and Navigation Electronics Installation!- Sailing Vessel Delos
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2017
- Patron Video Request! This is by far the Number 1 requested topic :) We replace our old B&G system with a new Maretron NMEA 2000 system. Capt. Breeyawn finds a way to wire up the old autopilot, GPS, AIS and Radar to a wireless system so now everything works wireless on a Windows 10 tablet. SWEET AS MATE!!!
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After rounding the gnarly northern cape of Madagascar we make it to an amazing remote limestone island! The timing was perfect as the wind calmed down for us to enjoy a full day of diving, climbing and enjoying the beach!
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this is one of the things that set SV Delos apart from most of the sailing vlogs...bikinis and artsy montage shots are nice but i dig the tech part as well
Matt Foster exactly
Totally true, as well as showing the ongoing problems on the boat which is part of sailing.
One of my favorite "background" vids. This is the kind of stuff I'd spend too much time (and money) on if I had my own boat. Outfitting a boat with all that new tech, and then taking it out on the water, and having everything work well. Sounds so satisfying.
Exactly my thoughts... What a great vid! And certainly not an easy task to complete. It required some brainpower to do, and it was done well...I love this stuff!!!
Do you mean BRIANpower? ;)
Completely agree. Very interesting and loved layout sheet as well. Awesome video as always and really loved this one for the "nitty Gritty" for the upgrades to Delos.
Alex Schlake i
More into simplicity myself. I find that fewer things break if there are fewer things that CAN break. If they aren't there, they can't go wrong. So I live without AC and a generator and the full suite of instruments. They broke, and I chose to go without so I wouldn't have to deal with them the next time they inevitably break.
I understood nothing about that episode but still enjoyed it.
Lol. Me too
Me three
wash, rinse repeat!
I really like the fact that you're combining and optimizing old school tech with the new tech in an extremely ingenious way to fulfill your needs. Really nice! I appreciate these kinds of videos with my scripting background and mechanics know how. This stuff makes sense to me and I respect the effort and energy that was put into making this video and explaining the complexities of making different systems speak to each other in a concrete and understandable manner. Clearly Brian is a well rounded individual. I love this type of shit!!!
As much as I truly enjoy the "regular" sailing videos, I really love these "tech" demos you guys do. Whether it's the electronics, or working on the rigging, et al., it's just great stuff, and you guys do a great job sharing it with us. Thank you!
What a great video. I really enjoy all your videos, but the "nuts, bolts & wire" episodes are some of my favorites and quite informative. Good job Delos crew.
Totally geeking out over this.. Awesome work Brian.. Keep the tech and boat work vids coming
Originally I wrote, "I love the technical and boat stuff the most!", but your balance between stories, history, personalities, adventure, tourism, culture, etc doesn't suck at all! And SAILING!
You guys are the single best sailing channel out here, By far the best, Thanks for sharing our adventures with us
I love the technical videos mixed in because it shows the full scope of what it take to do what you are doing. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us.
Being an IT guy myself I can relate to everything you had to go thru but it turned out so sweet! Really nice job Brian and Crew!
This is seriously my favorite stuff that you guys do. Fixing things, upgrading things. The sweat-equity that goes into the boat. Great stuff! Thanks!
Proving once again that you're far and away the best sailing channel... and always have been! Thanks, guys!
Awesome, awesome team, talking about the bitrates, took me back to the old 286, 486 days, love to see more.
Cheers
I love this video with all the ins and outs of electronics and wiring. I can't image how much time was spent on researching what to get and how to fit it all together. Great work!!
I’m really liking the technical shows, giving me a peek into the workings of Delos. Good work Brian.
Thank you Brian for showing your neat system and also for taking the time required to make this outstanding and very informative video.....and to Karin and Brady for the great job of camera work and editing. I have no doubt that Brian would be a wonderful, patient teacher.....
Dudes and Dudette, I have been wanting to see Delos upgrade videos for a long time, you guys got so many new things after the first stay in cape town. I am sooo stoked on this side episode, you did such a great job! with diagrams and in depth explanation. The normal content you put out is epic and I love it, but for us mechanical thinkers, content like this is gold! Thank you for all your content but especially thank you for throwing this type of content in from time to time. I would love to see more videos like this in the side episode format more often. Thanks again guys.
I noticed many of these changes months ago. So glad to see a behind the scenes video on all the upgrades. All that computer, wiring, soldering and programming is right up my alley. Great video!!
Great to know! Thank you so much for sharing Brian! WOW 200,000 subscribers too! It was just 80,000 a year ago lol congrats on the new mile stone as well dudes!!!!
Delos crew is just amazing. You guys are so innovative with new instruments in today's world of digital tech.Keep em coming.thank you.
Love these technical videos....I'm not sure the rest of the crew shared your enthusiasm for the new set-up.....but I was totally there with you Brian!
Thanks for sharing the "behind scenes" that makes up your day-to-day life onboard. These technical questions, issues, failures & successes have me hooked to this channel.
Watch this again today. Amazed with the integration of the old and new systems. Good Brian explained things. This is one of the tech best next to the batteries and the big wifi installed.
cheers Delos, definately my favourite video to date, as an electrician, nerd, eternal fiddler and just recently a yacht owner this was insanely interesting.
One of the best videos of it's kind on YT, Diving bikinis and hiking are cool, sailing on good and bad days is great to watch but breaking it up with high tech DIY projects on Delos puts you guys on top of the heap without compare. top notch work.
Love the upgrades to instrumentation using wifi and a simplified wiring system to use less proprietary systems! Thank you for showing this. All that data sent to a cheap tablet over wifi - amazing!
Brian, you have not ceased amazing me through some 270+ Delos videos I've watched this month. Major respect, dude.
Fantastic episode. The opportunity to go down that rabbit hole alongside Brian was entertaining as all hell. Being able to see it in operation in upcoming episodes - priceless!
Im about 3 years behind but loving the binge watching the video, now the wife is hooked so that's a plus we get to watch alot more now 😉 keep it going SV Delos!
Geeez! You guys are electrical and computer engineers, programmers and so much more. You must have saved thousands.
Even if you had 100K miles on all 7 seas, you are still a techno geek in heart. I saw it in your eyes. Which is something great, something like another joy of life!
Brian,
You are so even keel! I’m impressed with your professional cool personality. I’m 53 man who has been a Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Contractor for about 25 years. I had 1.2 million took from me from a nasty Divorce like so many others I know so I’m looking for a different lifestyle going forward. Your channel has inspired me as it has so many others. You and your crews natural abilities and willingness to be spontaneous has an infectious influence for those watching your channel. Also your relationship with your brother is very cool and Mr Brady definitely complements his older brother that’s no doubt his mentor. I am happy for your and your new Nugget family so Congrats. I would like to one day immolate your living on a sailboat as I’ve always loved the water and have over 150 dives. Good job my man! Also the beautiful women around the world ohhlala! You have a great and loving family and crew! I hope that you know you are doing good and inspiring many!
Respect Captain Brian!
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How to make a sailing IT guy super jealous......make a video like this. You guys just made a video of everything I like...wiring, networking, legacy networking, bridging that gap, beer, cable management, tearing a boat apart and putting it back together and collecting as much data as possible and then watching it run down the wire. Truly spectacular video.
Just starting to plan our sail adventure around the world and found your vlog. Excited to watch the new and old and excited to start on our own adventure. Looks amazing, challenging, and what life should be about. Cheers.
Awesome scratch of the geek itch...and a cool behind the scenes look at the work and skill it takes to support the adventure. Cheers.
Congratulations, Delos, on surpassing the 200,000 subscribers mark!!! A well-deserved accomplishment...
For some reason that was one of my favourite behind the scenes videos! Awesome work guys and safe smooth sailing! All the best from Phuket as always
My god. I know I'll watch this episode over and over again. It is so great to see you not chasing the brands in tech, but analysing, planning and thinking over. Going to check the links of the gear you'v used now.
Fair winds from fellow InfoTech sailor!
I've been watching these guys from the beginning with much respect. Brian is a genius and an awesome captain.
Brian never ceases to amaze me.....time after time! What a awesome system.....
Your oral and video presentation of the technical gear and connection schemes was easy for this layman to understand. Thanks!
This background video was particularly enjoyable! I enjoy the "how it works and DIY" aspect of the journey - thanks for sharing!!
Cool and informative video Breeyawn! I am in the process of fitting out all of the nav gear in the boat at the moment. I have gone with all Ray Marine equipment including wind, radar, autopilot, 7" hybrid touch screen in the cockpit, 9" touch only at the nav station, VHF with AIS, Depth, speed, temp all using wireless tech, so only supplying power to each, no data cables (minimal). The system will also have the ability to use tablets as you have.
I am really looking forward to getting the chance to use it all this summer after we get to splash. It has been a 27 year build, started by my late Father and coming up 2 years of further work by the family to finish.
Cheers.
The manufacturers should give you all that gear for free and extra bucks for advertising. You didn't learn all that in law school. Super job. Most of us out here don't get it at all but are impressed with the depth of your knowledge.
For an old guy stuck in Chicago, this vid is beyond terrific. I get some of the tech stuff but guess I'd either have to have one of my young kids help to understand all of it or go back to Stanford where this tech talk is everyday language. In any event, great fun and informative to watch and to enjoy you all happy with the new install. Thanks for all the great vids that I've seen over the past couple of years....
After following SV seeker for so long its nice to see this kind if work on an already built boat. keep it up guys.
what timing! we just had a bunch of n2k gear just get delivered for our update. enjoying the vids!
I have been installing marine electronics for over 20 years and was impressed by your explanations and also your installation! Great work! When your RADAR eventually fails there are some great wifi digital units available that just need DC power and they transmit all data via wifi.
Brian, you are the total Captain and the Delos crew rocks. It appears you wrote the book on smarts... Really enjoy watching Sailing Vessel Delos videos.
I like it how you keep the spirit up despite all the problems you encounter like the one on 2nd day, great!
I absolutely loved that video! Seeing beautiful places is fun, too, but the camera never does them justice. A video like this is informative and very interesting. Thank you! Totally geeked out on it!
I know this video has been up a while, but I just now saw it and feel compelled to comment. it never ceases to amaze the shit out of me how smart Brian is at figuring all these kinds of things out! How well you know Delos is an absolute tribute not just to how much you love her but to your intellect and ingenuity. Well done crew!!
I'm a software engineer an I dabble with robot projects occasionally. Last summer I got a 1975 sailboat and the first thing I did was pull find all the old manuals and get everything working agin. Then I upgraded the battery system. I also encountered all the single wire communications of the old system. What a mess! This was great to see you geek out and show everyone why you deserve your boat and all your great adventures on tropical paradises. Now I just need to learn to scuba dive and get another boat!
Sweet setup. I know how much work, and tweaking something like this takes
to get right. Oh so satisfying and rewarding when you get it all working. Great job Captain B!
I realize this probably put a lot of people to sleep but for geeks like us, this is candy! Thanks for sharing the install and showing us what is possible when you read the manual and apply some knowledge. Very cool. Noticed at the beginning of this "season" that you had some new gear, glad you decided to do an episode on the install. Fair winds!
I started watching your RUclips videos about a month ago. I love them so I had to go back to the beginning and start from there. You have such a great way to show us the different countries and people. the dive scenes are so beautiful. I wish I could be there with you. Have a great day and say hi to Brady and the crew for me
my admiration for brian knows no bounds, truly one of the most resourceful humans i've ever come across, best to you all
I loved this episode! Very cool seeing Delos getting some much needed upgrades!
Great episode! Thank you for posting. Recently up graded our boat electronics to B&G that uses the NEMA 2000 protocol and added wifi. Pretty handy being able to use our tablets to monitor everything.
I'm an IT guy and I now have a whole new appreciation for you Brian. Just one more way you're awesome!
Brian, as an ee of 36 years with HP and the follow-on companies, I can confirm that this is an amazing centralization of the electronic systems on SV Delos. The data availability and integration of the old and new systems has the illusion of simplicity and at the same time greater control and interoperability. Well Done!
what an amazing video capturing this work. Brian you are a smart, creative, and hard working dude. so inspiring and fun to watch man.
Thanks for the video! I just finished installing a Ray Marine display and triducer (speed log, depth, and sea temp all in one unit) and need to run some cables. I couldn't believe how simple installing it was, the old Horizon equipment, like yours, was individual cables and spade connectors and power runs and just a mess.
I wish I had read yours first, I paid a yard to haul the boat out and replace the sensor. It was only after they did it that I discovered they just reused the one that was in the boat. Not their fault, I asked them to do it, but it cost me a few bucks I didn't need to spend.
I've got some similar projects, like replacing the wind vane, and appreciate your taking the time to go into so much detail. I'm not as intimidated now about running cable down the mast now that I know I can take the end off.
Very helpful, thanks again for sharing.
I've missed the videos where you guys were doing boat-work. The re-rigging series was one of my favorites. Nice work, I dig the new displays!
Great Video and explained very well. You hit all the important points that answer a lot of questions without getting over complicated it. I liked very much that you showed that you can convert the new signal. So you don't have to buy all at once.
Delos Crew: Not only are you guys/gals great sailors and film makers, you are all excellent engineers too. Being and electrical engineer myself, I can appreciate your accomplishments. Great job!! Great instructional video. Thanks!! Sky King...
Brian, you are a freaking genius! I love your ingenuity! I don't think I'd come close to being able to figuring all of that stuff out.
Bravo....As an automation system designer, I can truely appreciate the effort required to integrate all of the various pieces. Great job!
Excellent topic! This covers exactly what I'll be tackling as part of a complete refit on a 48 year old yawl next year. I'm actually looking forward to it. Thanks for the preview guys.
Watched this when you posted 7 months ago and see the part that converts those baud rates. Can't see any other way that makes more sense for instrumentation on a sailboat. The engineers at these product manufacturers have missed the boat and are on a sinking dingy. It is funny to hear low baud rates of 4800. WHen I got into the computer business in 1978 with the apples without floppy disks, the modems were ripping at 300 bps with huge problems when we tried 1200. So cool to get that twisted pair backbone cable to keep the speed up despite humidity and rf interference. Great job and superb documenting what you did. Love the dazed look on alot of faces on the boat. Karyn kept up pretty well. Love the humor and I am sure you are happy not to do that all the time but you had to have a neat project to work on. I comment months ago and hope you get consulting jobs from boat owners that want this type of information. Go Delos!
Awesome video, as usual, Delos. This one in particular was a nice change of pace and super interesting. Fair winds!!
This video was awesome. Honestly, about 50% of it was over my head, but I knew what you were doing and why you were doing it, so it was fun to watch it all come together !!!! Nice job Brian !! Now give your brain a good rest - have a beer or two !!
Thanks Brian! My wife and I are up to episode 111, noted the electronic change and really expected a haul out and refurb in Capetown!? Looks like some work was done! Two more episodes tonight! Hope I can get good enough signal while fishing the everglades to watch more episodes next week!!!
Really like the behind the scenes video. As an IT guy I love the way you guys have your boat networked. Super cool!
Always enjoy the nuts and bolts ( in this case electrons) episodes where maintenance and such is covered, well done everyone!!
Congrats, Brian!! This is a aewsome project!! And thanks for sharing with us
Well done Brian. The nicest couple of points tonthis are first, Brian is obviously pretty savy with the electonics AND can do so WITHOUT a swollen ego. The second point is that he was also confident enough that he mentions " read the manual" Very well done Brian Kudos
I really like this segment as well. Really interesting and it's surprising how much you know about these things.
The geek side of me was completely fulfilled this morning and then some. Thanks for the extra detail!
This is one of the best videos you have posted. Gives a overview of how to set up an entire yacht electronics system. I really like the level of detail that you shared. Even more detail would be appreciated! Seriously, teach us how to fix everything as you go to put this dream within reach of the rest of us. I think you should make a seperate series of technical videos for every time you fix something. For example, when air conditioner water pump broke, you said it was full of water but didnt explain the fix. Show us this stuff! We really do find it interesting! You could title such videos "tech videos" to warn the viewers who just want to watch you guys party...
Bri,
Good thing you were a geek before you set sail or you have spent thousands to get this installed and set up correctly. Awesome! There are probably many super sailing yachts with a less sophisticated system you will be running. Always a pleasure watching your videos. Wish I was young enough and in good enough shape to do what you are doing with your life.
Better than AWESOME Bri, Keep up the good work. Maintenance and upkeep are some of my favorite videos. Fair winds and following seas Delos
Awesome... love that wifi setup. I'll have to look into that radar box! nice to see you in our world this episode. All we've been doing is refit stuff for the last few months... it's Sail Time!!! keep up the inspiring work guys!
Best delos video I have seen so far. Bryan is a mad scientist.
Watching the whole video makes me glad that when I outfitted my boat I chose the newest NMEA2k standard and didnt have to work about having to work with the older standards.. Lots of works great job and looks good. It will serve you well. Working on a new boat now and like the capability of having large screens for chartplotting ie 26", very cool stuff.
Thank You!!! Never think that this kind of thing is not what we want to see!! We want Everything! Thank you again for sharing!
What a great vid! Having somewhat of an Avionics background, it's fun to see the guts of the boat. Thanks for putting this out there.
Been waiting for this video, I noticed the instrument switch over a number of videos ago and thought I missed an episode. Good job!
I have been watching all the sailboat videos possible in anticipation of getting my own boat and I can definitely see how some boat manufacturers really planned for serviceability and access while other manufacturers made it next to impossible to run a single extra wire. Amel seems to have really cared about the owner's ability to service and repair their boats.
I know it’s old news now but I loved it! Thanks for posting. I suspect I’ll be searching everywhere for this one in the future on my boat. Thanks again. Sk in the UK.
This is one of the best Delos videos ever...
Great project video! Well thought out and superbly executed. Love the fact you can now get all your instruments via wi-fi on a tablet or laptop.
Superb! I am a super geek, so I loved this little insight into the gubbins, thanks :)
Great vid Delos Crew! And congratulations on 200k subscribers.
absolutely fascinating.Delos still streets ahead of all the others.Keep them coming
Awesome! I though it was good when I linked my Chartplotter to my VHF over the NMEA 2000 bus, but this is a different level! Great work, great video. Thanks for sharing.
been watching since you had 50k subscribed. introduced it to a lot of my friends and have many hooked as well! great job, everyone! greetings from South Florida!
Awesome. I was looking forward to this when I noticed the new stuff several episodes back.
Good job!!! Chasing wiring on a boat and actually having everything work is a good thing. Utility knife is quick, initially painless and effective. Blood, sweat and tears boat projects....building lasting memories on Delos. Live, laugh, love what you do each day. Fair winds and following seas. :-)