Hi James. Given the episide I would say that it is great to see the positive progress you are making. Please ignore the negative feedback. You are such a great Dad. Despite all the demands placed on you, you still find the time for your children. People don't always understand just how hard this can be. As for the criticism of the adverts, unless people are prepared to put their hand in their own pocket, then they should keep quiet or find another channel. Keep up the good work James, you are doing an excellent job.
I'm still a bit confused about putting that much wiring along the roof, where it will be hard to access. Why not run all the wiring under the gunnels with spurs going up the sides for ceiling lights?
What’s the plan for adding mushroom vents? Also you could batten the ceiling a bit left & right of center to allow for vents or lights etc. If you’re concerned about the heater affecting the conduit, you could put some rockwool insulation in the ceiling void in that particular ceiling bay. Rockwool could be another option generally to add insulation against the hot/cold steel roof shell to augment the very thin spray foam - could save you a bunch of money on heating & help the fridge work less.
You came on at the perfect time!!! But I had a really big chuckle 🤭 going on. At the very end you are sitting and talking about what’s left and I noticed your hair looked different. Looked like you had an Afro 😂. It’s due to the shadows of the light. But it made you look very exotic. Good video but I’m waiting for the pretty things like wood 😂.
Slightly confused as to why you want both front and rear lights coming on together. What if you have a child asleep at one end and you exit/ enter through the other end turning their light on and potentially waking them up? Also in my first house I was very pleased with the two way lighting until I moved in and realised it had been done wrong and for a light to go off it had to be off at both ends. I was up and down the stairs a lot until I got it fixed.
That spray foam insulation still looks very thin to me. I would think insulation is very important on a narrow boat for the heat economy. I think it would be much better to install thick sheets of insulation.
You're on a roll James. Did I miss your sketch of the layout? I remember your talking about the options, but not the final. Always nice to hear a snippet of your dad's guitar.
I just noticed you are planning to fit your batteries inside your boat living area. Are batteries a fire hazard and if so shouldn’t they be in the engine bay so there is a metal bulkhead between you and them.
Hey James, it's looking better every day .... Erm you are doing lighting in this video, see I'm sherlock 😂 Have you heard of quinetix light switches sorry correct that Quinnetic Basically , you know how electronic cig lighter works , with ,piezo electric, basic crystal not battery ... Well these work as such , there are videos, demo these switches ... I'll find web page, if you should want to consider , they may help your idea, of lighting how you want it !! P.s. they are wireless !! Plus they do remote fobs , stick on lighr switch , and single and double , reciever plates ... I see the remote fob , that can go on key ring ,would be ideal , for dark , in and out ....easier access.. Or even getting into bed !!!
What is the point in being able to switch lights on simultaneously in both the fore most room and the stern most room? Once all the internal bulkheads are installed and any doors and fixtures in place, it's highly unlikely that a light at the one end of the boat will be able to be seen when switched on from the opposite end, so why bother wiring it like that in the first place? You don't need the kitchen light at the rear of the house to illuminate when switching on the front hall light, so why would you need to do so on a boat?
@@IDKline That may well be the reason he feels the need to have lights on at both ends of the boat simultaneously, but I can definitely say that we have never felt the need to illuminate both ends of our boat from either end of it at the same time, it's just simply never been an issue.
Hi James. Given the episide I would say that it is great to see the positive progress you are making. Please ignore the negative feedback.
You are such a great Dad. Despite all the demands placed on you, you still find the time for your children. People don't always understand just how hard this can be. As for the criticism of the adverts, unless people are prepared to put their hand in their own pocket, then they should keep quiet or find another channel.
Keep up the good work James, you are doing an excellent job.
Thank you - so needed to hear that
Liked the new hair do at the end! 😂 electrifying!!
@17:09 The way that shadow is casting it makes James look like he's got an 1980s Erased Head Afro. I was like damn his hair got long. 😂👍👍
That is so funny!
I'm still a bit confused about putting that much wiring along the roof, where it will be hard to access.
Why not run all the wiring under the gunnels with spurs going up the sides for ceiling lights?
Let there be light 💡!!!! Good work James. You accomplished a lot. 😊🤗 Kathy
What’s the plan for adding mushroom vents? Also you could batten the ceiling a bit left & right of center to allow for vents or lights etc. If you’re concerned about the heater affecting the conduit, you could put some rockwool insulation in the ceiling void in that particular ceiling bay. Rockwool could be another option generally to add insulation against the hot/cold steel roof shell to augment the very thin spray foam - could save you a bunch of money on heating & help the fridge work less.
You came on at the perfect time!!! But I had a really big chuckle 🤭 going on. At the very end you are sitting and talking about what’s left and I noticed your hair looked different. Looked like you had an Afro 😂. It’s due to the shadows of the light. But it made you look very exotic. Good video but I’m waiting for the pretty things like wood 😂.
You must be a good chess player James!! Thank you and take, love the music.
Yeah! Well done you! And it's great how you explain everything so clearly. Thank you. 😊
Slightly confused as to why you want both front and rear lights coming on together. What if you have a child asleep at one end and you exit/ enter through the other end turning their light on and potentially waking them up? Also in my first house I was very pleased with the two way lighting until I moved in and realised it had been done wrong and for a light to go off it had to be off at both ends. I was up and down the stairs a lot until I got it fixed.
Probably Granny and eggs but do draw a dimensioned plan of your cable runs just so you don’t screw through them when putting the ceiling up..
That spray foam insulation still looks very thin to me. I would think insulation is very important on a narrow boat for the heat economy. I think it would be much better to install thick sheets of insulation.
Hi James, don't forget to run a cable for your headlamp and a cratch light if you're having one.....maybe run a spare cable the length of the boat.
Happy Days indeed 🎉
You're on a roll James. Did I miss your sketch of the layout? I remember your talking about the options, but not the final. Always nice to hear a snippet of your dad's guitar.
when you put the batteries in think about putting them on a 'tray' that is on casters or drawer runners so that you can pull them out easily ??
Yeah I was looking into the best way to do that - just got to find the right kind of thing
Thanks
I just noticed you are planning to fit your batteries inside your boat living area. Are batteries a fire hazard and if so shouldn’t they be in the engine bay so there is a metal bulkhead between you and them.
I think James is going for lithium batteries, which don’t like the cold of the engine bay.
@@PinkLittleElephant google search lithium battery fire and then decide if you want one
You're electrifying
Just curious, how do you charge your power bank when there is no sun? Do you just plug it in while the engine is running?
You suited the afro hair in the final clip James 😂
James, don't forget not to block the ceiling mushroom vents.
I’ll be keeping then clear 👍🏼
Nice afro at the end.
What song is playing? It's been in another video, but I just can't place it. It's driving me crazy!
@@IDKline I know it's his dad. He's usually playing a classic rock song. This one sounds familiar, but it just isn't clicking what it is.
@@IDKline That's awesome! Thanks. I like when his dad plays.
You're awesome! Thank you!
Was it called ‘out of the blue’? The double album with the spaceship on the front cover?
Are you making your battery box out of wood and will it need to be treated?
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Just wondering why the steel under the floor and walls regarding rust was over looked this time
I actually understood what you were explaining ! Go me ! Hope your well James ? Still loving this complete renovation ! Xx
@@IDKline oh ! Oh no ! Not sure my peanut brain can handle any more !!
Glad you understood - hope alls well
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt life goes on James . I’m good ☺️
Hey James, it's looking better every day ....
Erm you are doing lighting in this video, see I'm sherlock 😂
Have you heard of quinetix light switches sorry correct that Quinnetic
Basically , you know how electronic cig lighter works , with ,piezo electric, basic crystal not battery ...
Well these work as such , there are videos, demo these switches ...
I'll find web page, if you should want to consider , they may help your idea, of lighting how you want it !!
P.s. they are wireless !!
Plus they do remote fobs , stick on lighr switch , and single and double , reciever plates ...
I see the remote fob , that can go on key ring ,would be ideal , for dark , in and out ....easier access..
Or even getting into bed !!!
What is the point in being able to switch lights on simultaneously in both the fore most room and the stern most room? Once all the internal bulkheads are installed and any doors and fixtures in place, it's highly unlikely that a light at the one end of the boat will be able to be seen when switched on from the opposite end, so why bother wiring it like that in the first place?
You don't need the kitchen light at the rear of the house to illuminate when switching on the front hall light, so why would you need to do so on a boat?
@@IDKline That may well be the reason he feels the need to have lights on at both ends of the boat simultaneously, but I can definitely say that we have never felt the need to illuminate both ends of our boat from either end of it at the same time, it's just simply never been an issue.
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Fiat Lux!
insulation on the roof looks way to thin.
Those waygos would've saved you a lot of time on Sloe Patrol
Tell me about it - they’re great
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