Khaira’s laugh is enough to brighten your day for sure. She has such a great personality. I see how she takes good care of Adam and vice versa. Their videos are really well put together. It must be difficult to get it right, but they seem do it every time. I discovered them quite a long ways into the future, so I’ve travelled back in time, to follow their journey from the beginning. A great way to enjoy a few hours of rest after a long day. I wonder how many people they’ve inspired to follow in their wake. I’d be very tempted if I was a few decades younger. I did something similar, but on motorcycles. The feeling of freedom and being out in the weather must be very similar. There’s not much point to living if you’re not having fun, learning new skills, meeting new people and challenging your limits.. Sailing seems like a very good way of doing all four at once.
Another great video. I think everyone needs a Khiara in their lives. Beautiful, smart and a wonderfully happy positive attitude. Unfortunately she is one of a kind so Adam, looks like you win. 😊 You guys are both awesome. Thanks for sharing your life's adventures. Looking forward to seeing more.
37th (for what it's worth). Another wonderful insight into life aboard 'Millie', smiling (mostly) through the trials and tests of boat ownership. Being a non boat owner (yet) but being a 'hands on' kinda guy, it's good to see the mix of carefree sailing, the methodical approach to solving issues when they do occur and the unassuming and genuine way that the ups and downs of boat life are shared with us at the other side of the camera lens and screen. I'm a year long subscriber who went back and binge watched every episode from the beginning over 6-8 weeks and I can not think of any tat I wouldn't happily watch again. Just keep on doing what you do so well :-)
Thanks for sticking with us mate! We really appreciate everyone tuning in and leaving comments. You are far to kind!!! 😍🙏🏼 thank you 😁 hopefully someday these teething problems will all be behind us.
I’m confused, I can’t for the life of me figure out why you guys only have 20K subscribers. Your channel is so good I thought you guys would have 200K by now. Your that good. 😎
I totally agree. I think the videos are well done, I think the presentation of the reality of boats is well done, and I hope the channel really takes off.
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Maybe the trouble is that they're refreshing normal., open and pleasant. Just enjoy your grand adventure. Life will run away fast enough. Hope you make it around the world. What a story to tell the grand kids. If you can survive this as a couple you'll make it thru anything.
If the breakers was undersized you need to make sure the wires going to the panel can handle the size breaker on it, or there could be a fire. If the wires are 20 amp and the breaker is 30 the wires could melt and start a fire at say 29 amps. The wires could be undersized for the draw, so make sure that the draw is correct. A clamping meter can tell you what the wire is drawing in Amps and volts. But you can otherwise add up all the draws from the sticker on the pumps, etc. The old breaker might just be weak, or it has been pulling too much current near it's upper limit.
No worries kids! Ever since you started the journey in good ol Tampa.. You are doing just fine! Not everyone can be La Vega! Your little disappearance for awhile while computer went down probably killed some original momentum! All in all you guys are producing great content with your own style and your audience surely appreciates your journey and Miss K's clumsy quirkiness! Keep the faith and keep up the good work and the followers with come! Cheers from USA!
@@AGKRex Wait What? They got a new Dingy! Holy Hell! That's awesome! I kept thinking in any episode that they were going to sink and have to get rescued by the coast guard! Thanks Man! Guess We will see that episode in like 6 months or so! cheers from USA!
Neither one of you can shut up! Love it!!! LoL!!! Been watching from just about the start. Your doing doing good!!! Look at better sound. Thank you for sharing!!! 👍👍👍
Fun times, drinking at 10am, "yah gotta have breakfast yah know".... I did like that bicycle hanging from the jib halyard, but I prefer a treadmill up my rig!
So glad you bought the Rokna. You have dragged several times in the videos I've seen and I don't think that'll happen with your new ground tackle. Good move!
Another great video really look forward to them each week especially Khiara’s beautiful smile 😊. The longitude story is an excellent read and shame on the snobby gits at the Royal Society for the way they treated John Harrison. Having a sextant on a blue water yacht and learning how to use it is an excellent skill to have, you never know when you may need it. I don’t have a sextant on my yacht Premier but would love to get one. Looking forward to the next episode.
@@SailingMillennialFalconWill do, I know they'll all say hi too. We're doing good, we finally got the bow pulpit back from the elder and Doug is doing part of the installation, I don't know all the stuff he's doing but he keeps "needing more stuff", haha!!! We may even be able to go sailing next month on Melinda Kay to the south coast of Puerto Rico with Dario and Geraldine, I'm hoping!! I'm actually abit worried that I'm not going to remember how to do everything since we've been at the dock so long. The Fish Festival was just this past weekend and that was fun, although interrupted by rain storms both days. And my sun and his wife leave for Australia on Saturday, to Melbourne for my DIL's brother's wedding and then for a week in Tasmania after his wedding. They're so excited. Any tips? Love seeing your smiles, it is what makes this such a great life. It's always an adventure and keep smiling, and enjoy each day!! ❤️❤️
On my yacht I always switch off the watermaker when I'm about 15 miles away from land, Because of possible seawater pollution, and because of, there are always way more sand particles in shallow water. Big commercial ships are always doing that... I use to sail on Ocean going tugboats and we did that as well.
We love how you work together as a team. Adam, you're sure a whiz when it comes to fixing stuff on the boat! Crazy, mate! Khiara, you're pretty good too though, apart from jinxing it. ;) Love from Sherilyn and Anthony
I have been watching for a while and now backtracking earlier shows , So like they teach in sailing schools , never regret buying a better anchor , as an anchor is a yachtsman best insurance .
I discovered your channel about a month ago and have been binge watching to get up to date. Love your videos and your approach. Adam, why did you give Khiara such a hard time about folding shopping bags? They take up so much less room when properly folded! LOL
The corrosion would cause too much resistance. If you have odd electrical problems always start looking behind the starter key switch and follow the cable connections to the end. Yes, I found this out the hard way no reason you should.
Love seeing you guys out there! This video came at such a great time this AM for me here in the States as I am almost in tears trying to remove the head gasket from my boat. :( Will be ALL SMILES :) if it ever breaks loose. Very happy to take a break from the dirty work and watch you two out there sailing and having fun.
If it any consolation I’m grappling with a similar problem slung upside down in the bilge too!!! Stubborn but just won’t come undone! 💪🏼 I feel your pain mate!
Aside from the crud in the filters you appear to have an air leak as well. Circuit breakers deteriorate quickly if tripped by overload conditions. They may seem ok but the internals are weak. ALWAYS carry spares and don't hesitate to chuck the weak ones. Also, you kept saying "shorted out", if you actually mean a short circuit on a low voltage system the entire circuit needs to be inspected very carefully for things like insulation failure, damaged connectors etc. An actual short circuit throws a lot of energy around in a split second. (Think arc welder)
I have Rocnas on my 41 and 55 ft sailboats - Best anchor I’ve ever used. I’ve got a Mantus on one of the powerboats... it’s OK at best. You made the correct decision.
Kiara reminds me of a modern day Lucile Ball! She's always a hoot and has a infectious smile topped off with a quirky clumsiness that is totally hilarious! She literally needs to carry around a first aid kit!
Agreed! I still need to shell out for the tables to facilitate the calculations which aren’t cheap either. But worth it if we are dead in the water one day 😁
Just to be sure, when you moved from the dodgey breaker to the 30 A one to test it…can the wiring handle 30 A? Breakers are there to protect the wiring, and should be derated from the wiring's max ampacity, or you risk fire.
I took Celestrial Navigation at the University of South Florida back in 1976, along with my PADI diving certificate (Isn't college great!). Never used my sextant (Davis) out on open water though. Great video as always and keep up the good work.
Holy Molly Rick.. USF in 76 was only one building and no football team! Kiara and Adam bought the boat in Tampa Bay.. Crazy hugh! Can't wait for the episode where Kiara tries to navigate by Celestial Navigation and accidently sails them to Cuba!
@@rockysouthflorida1707 Actually, USF back in 76 had numerous building. I was an Engineering major with its own building, while the Navigation class was in the Physics building. They also had a multistory Computer Science building nearby, just to name a few. But you are right, no Football team. Didn't know they bought the boat in Tampa though, sure is a beautiful sailing vessel.
Just woke up from a 12 hr nightshift to find your video. Thanks for the laughs and reminding me why I do 12 hr nightshifts. (keeping the dream alive) be well
GUYS, the playlist (now) goes from newest to oldest, so when I want to watch the episodes in the chronological order, I can't. Help me Khiariadam, you're my only hope.
Hi Guys! Love the channel :) ! I would love to know a bit more about your stories before sailing Millennial Falcon! How did you learn how to sail, to fix so many things, and why did you decided to travel by boat and not in a van or other method? How did you meet!!!!? Stuff like that. I"m curious hahahaha Keep up the excellent work!!
Ok, what is the brand of that sextant? Is it a Davis (plastic)? If so, will be good to learn on but not real accurate. I can explain the artificial horizon if you like.
These videos ARE pretty Funny 😆🤣👍 Probably a bit more so that the “Others” we have watched over the Years ✅ And they are Quite a Few, most we Don’t make it this Far (55+) befor we can No Longer watch them because of the sillyness...!!
Now that you have a sextant, you'll need H.O. 249 tables and a Nautical Almanac to do your reductions. Don't be discouraged if at first you find that your noon site tells you that you are in Western Canada. Practice, practice, practice. ;-)
i found that book in my fathers library and being something of a naval geek i kept it :-) even nancy pelosi, speaker of some US house :-) said it was a good book :-)) don't worry hun, i too fold my shopping bags :-(
I love your videos - however the sound quality on this one was very poor and a lot of the speech was mumbled and indistinct. Suggest that you try to speak a little slower and more clearly and or get your microphone replaced. Sorry to post something negative, but I really look forward to seeing your adventures and you both are such a lovely couple.
I realize you guys are probably long gone from one of the most beautiful islands on the planet (we are partial because my wife and I were married there) but I thought I would pass this along anyway. The island, as you know is split between the Dutch in the south and the French in the north. The Dutch call the island "Sint Maarten" and pronounce it "Sint Martin." The French call the island "Saint Martin" and pronounce it "Saa Martaw." The spelling confuses many people. There is no "mar-teen," in the pronunciation of the island, unless you are speaking Spanish.
Please...on behave of everyone who doesn't have English as their first language.... S.M.F. please use the language option if you upload a video next time love you !!
Hey wilbroo, we’re happy to do anything possible to make it easier for multi language. We have the auto close captions box checked all the time (unless I’ve missed it) is there something else we I’m missing??? Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Sometimes It's hard to understand if you two talk fast to each other... and/or having some noise in the background Although auto translation sucks sometimes, as you probably know, But it's truly helping us following the story. a few videos back google translation said this volcano is pouring cellphones in the air...( It should said sulfuric) lol !
Ha! Yeah the automatic cc’s seems to struggle when we speak quickly and with our accents. We will do our very best to speak clearly and have minimal noise 👍🏼👍🏼
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Khaira’s laugh is enough to brighten your day for sure. She has such a great personality. I see how she takes good care of Adam and vice versa. Their videos are really well put together. It must be difficult to get it right, but they seem do it every time. I discovered them quite a long ways into the future, so I’ve travelled back in time, to follow their journey from the beginning. A great way to enjoy a few hours of rest after a long day.
I wonder how many people they’ve inspired to follow in their wake. I’d be very tempted if I was a few decades younger. I did something similar, but on motorcycles. The feeling of freedom and being out in the weather must be very similar. There’s not much point to living if you’re not having fun, learning new skills, meeting new people and challenging your limits.. Sailing seems like a very good way of doing all four at once.
I never get tired of Khiara's smile, wonderful smile, God bless you both
Another great video. I think everyone needs a Khiara in their lives. Beautiful, smart and a wonderfully happy positive attitude. Unfortunately she is one of a kind so Adam, looks like you win. 😊 You guys are both awesome. Thanks for sharing your life's adventures. Looking forward to seeing more.
There is going to be no living with her when she reads this comment!! 😆😂 thanks for watching Paul 🙏🏼
Great, my plan worked. When you guys break up give Khiara my number. lol
A guy can dream, can't he? lol
Love you both and love how each of you approach issues that arise. Great reading the comments as well - you have a good following.
37th (for what it's worth).
Another wonderful insight into life aboard 'Millie', smiling (mostly) through the trials and tests of boat ownership. Being a non boat owner (yet) but being a 'hands on' kinda guy, it's good to see the mix of carefree sailing, the methodical approach to solving issues when they do occur and the unassuming and genuine way that the ups and downs of boat life are shared with us at the other side of the camera lens and screen.
I'm a year long subscriber who went back and binge watched every episode from the beginning over 6-8 weeks and I can not think of any tat I wouldn't happily watch again. Just keep on doing what you do so well :-)
Thanks for sticking with us mate! We really appreciate everyone tuning in and leaving comments. You are far to kind!!! 😍🙏🏼 thank you 😁 hopefully someday these teething problems will all be behind us.
I’m confused, I can’t for the life of me figure out why you guys only have 20K subscribers. Your channel is so good I thought you guys would have 200K by now. Your that good. 😎
Thanks Randy!! That’s so nice of you to say 😍 we’re glad your enjoying our little comedy of errors!
I totally agree. I think the videos are well done, I think the presentation of the reality of boats is well done, and I hope the channel really takes off.
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Maybe the trouble is that they're refreshing normal., open and pleasant. Just enjoy your grand adventure. Life will run away fast enough. Hope you make it around the world. What a story to tell the grand kids. If you can survive this as a couple you'll make it thru anything.
Agreed👍😂🐒
Great videos
You two are beautiful souls and I truly enjoy your videos.
If the breakers was undersized you need to make sure the wires going to the panel can handle the size breaker on it, or there could be a fire. If the wires are 20 amp and the breaker is 30 the wires could melt and start a fire at say 29 amps. The wires could be undersized for the draw, so make sure that the draw is correct. A clamping meter can tell you what the wire is drawing in Amps and volts. But you can otherwise add up all the draws from the sticker on the pumps, etc. The old breaker might just be weak, or it has been pulling too much current near it's upper limit.
No worries kids! Ever since you started the journey in good ol Tampa.. You are doing just fine! Not everyone can be La Vega! Your little disappearance for awhile while computer went down probably killed some original momentum! All in all you guys are producing great content with your own style and your audience surely appreciates your journey and Miss K's clumsy quirkiness!
Keep the faith and keep up the good work and the followers with come! Cheers from USA!
I love how sad your dingy looks LOL
How is that dam thing still afloat? Hey HighField give the Poor kids a new dingy! Please Pretty Please!
@@rockysouthflorida1707 I should have mentioned, if you follow these guys on Insta you'd know they actually have replaced that sorry little dingy :)
@@AGKRex Wait What? They got a new Dingy! Holy Hell! That's awesome! I kept thinking in any episode that they were going to sink and have to get rescued by the coast guard! Thanks Man! Guess We will see that episode in like 6 months or so!
cheers from USA!
Neither one of you can shut up! Love it!!! LoL!!! Been watching from just about the start. Your doing doing good!!! Look at better sound. Thank you for sharing!!! 👍👍👍
Ok you guys won me over I subscribed.
Loving you and your sailing dance is a constant joy. Highest Blessings
Fun times, drinking at 10am, "yah gotta have breakfast yah know".... I did like that bicycle hanging from the jib halyard, but I prefer a treadmill up my rig!
So glad you bought the Rokna. You have dragged several times in the videos I've seen and I don't think that'll happen with your new ground tackle. Good move!
Another great video really look forward to them each week especially Khiara’s beautiful smile 😊. The longitude story is an excellent read and shame on the snobby gits at the Royal Society for the way they treated John Harrison.
Having a sextant on a blue water yacht and learning how to use it is an excellent skill to have, you never know when you may need it. I don’t have a sextant on my yacht Premier but would love to get one. Looking forward to the next episode.
Love when you all let your hair down!
Awesome boats, love your new anchor!! And water that tastes good, even more awesome. Love your video.
Thanks Barbara! How’s things down in puerto real? Please give our love to the team on marina Monday 🙏🏼🥰
@@SailingMillennialFalconWill do, I know they'll all say hi too. We're doing good, we finally got the bow pulpit back from the elder and Doug is doing part of the installation, I don't know all the stuff he's doing but he keeps "needing more stuff", haha!!! We may even be able to go sailing next month on Melinda Kay to the south coast of Puerto Rico with Dario and Geraldine, I'm hoping!! I'm actually abit worried that I'm not going to remember how to do everything since we've been at the dock so long. The Fish Festival was just this past weekend and that was fun, although interrupted by rain storms both days. And my sun and his wife leave for Australia on Saturday, to Melbourne for my DIL's brother's wedding and then for a week in Tasmania after his wedding. They're so excited. Any tips? Love seeing your smiles, it is what makes this such a great life. It's always an adventure and keep smiling, and enjoy each day!! ❤️❤️
On my yacht I always switch off the watermaker when I'm about 15 miles away from land, Because of possible seawater pollution, and because of, there are always way more sand particles in shallow water.
Big commercial ships are always doing that... I use to sail on Ocean going tugboats and we did that as well.
We love how you work together as a team. Adam, you're sure a whiz when it comes to fixing stuff on the boat! Crazy, mate! Khiara, you're pretty good too though, apart from jinxing it. ;) Love from Sherilyn and Anthony
Excellent vid, very nice,so impressed with Adam’s work, and of course the bag folding was also good...
I so look forward to your videos, I love the dinghy! You guys are awesome!
Ok - Now we definitely need to see some celestial navigation on your next big passage. We fold our bags also.
I have been watching for a while and now backtracking earlier shows , So like they teach in sailing schools , never regret buying a better anchor , as an anchor is a yachtsman best insurance .
New to the channel. Have basically binged everything. Sailing seems like a dream life and you guys have showed it all from the lows to the highs.
Thanks for watching Isartam! I like to think all these teething problems is the boat and the ocean preparing us for a grand adventure 🙏🏼🥰🤓
Another very enjoyable video. Great job again.
I discovered your channel about a month ago and have been binge watching to get up to date. Love your videos and your approach.
Adam, why did you give Khiara such a hard time about folding shopping bags? They take up so much less room when properly folded! LOL
Khiara is 15/10! What a dream girl.
Gosh you two are so handy. I’ll start making a list of what needs fixing at our place for when you’re next here ha x
The awesome kiwi anchor will look after Aussie cousins and you’ll love it.
So , the coastguard dressed up as , er, the coastguard :) Nice sextant. I fold bags as well. Great video :)
The corrosion would cause too much resistance. If you have odd electrical problems always start looking behind the starter key switch and follow the cable connections to the end. Yes, I found this out the hard way no reason you should.
Love seeing you guys out there! This video came at such a great time this AM for me here in the States as I am almost in tears trying to remove the head gasket from my boat. :( Will be ALL SMILES :) if it ever breaks loose. Very happy to take a break from the dirty work and watch you two out there sailing and having fun.
If it any consolation I’m grappling with a similar problem slung upside down in the bilge too!!! Stubborn but just won’t come undone! 💪🏼 I feel your pain mate!
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Stay strong m8! You got this! WE GOT THIS :P
Gr8 book! Now you'll want to sail to London and see Harrison's clocks! Fair winds!
Anker was just the same as one i just saw on Patreon. Thanks guys. Ralph
Great video editing and free sty le.
Aside from the crud in the filters you appear to have an air leak as well. Circuit breakers deteriorate quickly if tripped by overload conditions. They may seem ok but the internals are weak. ALWAYS carry spares and don't hesitate to chuck the weak ones. Also, you kept saying "shorted out", if you actually mean a short circuit on a low voltage system the entire circuit needs to be inspected very carefully for things like insulation failure, damaged connectors etc. An actual short circuit throws a lot of energy around in a split second. (Think arc welder)
I have Rocnas on my 41 and 55 ft sailboats - Best anchor I’ve ever used. I’ve got a Mantus on one of the powerboats... it’s OK at best. You made the correct decision.
Don't know your set up and pipes but is that valve closed or should it be and I thought the filters should be primed why is there air in the filters?
Kiara is still the most beautiful thing I saw in this whole video!!
You missed that soldering job then. jk
@@d.lagumbi9230 Haha, that was good
@Jim Nickles yes sir, and it's always classy with the 2 of them!
Kiara reminds me of a modern day Lucile Ball! She's always a hoot and has a infectious smile topped off with a quirky clumsiness that is totally hilarious! She literally needs to carry around a first aid kit!
Yes she sure is, your so right with that comparison, I think Kiara would be honored to hear that as well!
Nice finds guys!! The sextant made me jealous! We want one. So expensive though.
Agreed! I still need to shell out for the tables to facilitate the calculations which aren’t cheap either. But worth it if we are dead in the water one day 😁
It has to be comforting to know you can leave your dingy at any dingy dock knowing yours would be the last one stolen.
On ya both, Great video, love your adventures. Keep up the great work.
Just to be sure, when you moved from the dodgey breaker to the 30 A one to test it…can the wiring handle 30 A? Breakers are there to protect the wiring, and should be derated from the wiring's max ampacity, or you risk fire.
Seems st.martten is bouncing back from Neptune's wrath👍😬☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
I took Celestrial Navigation at the University of South Florida back in 1976, along with my PADI diving certificate (Isn't college great!). Never used my sextant (Davis) out on open water though. Great video as always and keep up the good work.
Holy Molly Rick.. USF in 76 was only one building and no football team! Kiara and Adam bought the boat in Tampa Bay.. Crazy hugh!
Can't wait for the episode where Kiara tries to navigate by Celestial Navigation and accidently sails them to Cuba!
@@rockysouthflorida1707 Actually, USF back in 76 had numerous building. I was an Engineering major with its own building, while the Navigation class was in the Physics building. They also had a multistory Computer Science building nearby, just to name a few. But you are right, no Football team. Didn't know they bought the boat in Tampa though, sure is a beautiful sailing vessel.
Just woke up from a 12 hr nightshift to find your video.
Thanks for the laughs and reminding me why I do 12 hr nightshifts. (keeping the dream alive)
be well
Khiara can run the dinghy. How is she at blowing up the air in the dinghy?
Great choice of anchor, we have the same on Talavera (HR36 mk2), super holding 😻⛵️😻
GUYS, the playlist (now) goes from newest to oldest, so when I want to watch the episodes in the chronological order, I can't. Help me Khiariadam, you're my only hope.
Don't forget to attach a line on the spear, don't want to lose it first time out. 🐠🐟🐳
Look at the TS80 soldering iron. It'll work with a USB battery bank and has thermal control. You'll immediately trash your other ones!
or get a gas/butane soldering kit, inexpensive and works well.
Be careful just wiring up to a larger breaker if the wire guage is not up to size.
So what’s the issue at the 12:59 mark? Air in the filter? The closed valve?
That was the clue for the faulty booster pump. It was not getting sufficient flow through the prefilters and hence starving the HP pump 👍🏼
Hi Guys! Love the channel :) !
I would love to know a bit more about your stories before sailing Millennial Falcon!
How did you learn how to sail, to fix so many things, and why did you decided to travel by boat and not in a van or other method? How did you meet!!!!? Stuff like that. I"m curious hahahaha
Keep up the excellent work!!
Need to go back to Ep 1 ...you’ll get to know their story and how they met etc: They are both hilarious without realising it ...Enjoy the journey !!
I'm confused too! How the hell is that dam dingy still afloat??? o.o
When in Rome 🥂🍻
i like it, jack sparrow esk
Ok, what is the brand of that sextant? Is it a Davis (plastic)? If so, will be good to learn on but not real accurate. I can explain the artificial horizon if you like.
Looks like your dinghy could use some air :-(
I was wondering how much head room you have and what is the length of your bunks? The wife and I might be looking at one to buy.
2nd; Morning guys
The regatta is a blast. I was in it in 1990. So much fun and our boat won 24 cases of beer! Good Time!
Geeezzz I might have to enter the Falcon next year!
These videos ARE pretty Funny 😆🤣👍
Probably a bit more so that the “Others” we have watched over the Years ✅
And they are Quite a Few, most we Don’t make it this Far (55+) befor we can No Longer watch them because of the sillyness...!!
Now that you have a sextant, you'll need H.O. 249 tables and a Nautical Almanac to do your reductions. Don't be discouraged if at first you find that your noon site tells you that you are in Western Canada. Practice, practice, practice. ;-)
1st. Morning guys
Love my mantus ;-)
you meed to take amp draw readings and do a back flush at a minimum
i found that book in my fathers library and being something of a naval geek i kept it :-) even nancy pelosi, speaker of some US house :-) said it was a good book :-))
don't worry hun, i too fold my shopping bags :-(
I think the same six people hit dislike on all the good ⛵ channels
I love your videos - however the sound quality on this one was very poor and a lot of the speech was mumbled and indistinct. Suggest that you try to speak a little slower and more clearly and or get your microphone replaced. Sorry to post something negative, but I really look forward to seeing your adventures and you both are such a lovely couple.
I personally don't know much about sextant but I believe they are used to determine latitude rather than longitude.
I’m still brushing up myself! So I’ll circle back to this one 👍🏼🧐 thanks for watching
With the necessary calculations, it does both!
I realize you guys are probably long gone from one of the most beautiful islands on the planet (we are partial because my wife and I were married there) but I thought I would pass this along anyway. The island, as you know is split between the Dutch in the south and the French in the north. The Dutch call the island "Sint Maarten" and pronounce it "Sint Martin." The French call the island "Saint Martin" and pronounce it "Saa Martaw." The spelling confuses many people. There is no "mar-teen," in the pronunciation of the island, unless you are speaking Spanish.
Omg your hair is so wild, come on man get a hair cut 😂
i guessed a puppy 🤢
Please...on behave of everyone who doesn't have English as their first language.... S.M.F. please use the language option if you upload a video next time love you !!
Hey wilbroo, we’re happy to do anything possible to make it easier for multi language. We have the auto close captions box checked all the time (unless I’ve missed it) is there something else we I’m missing??? Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
@@SailingMillennialFalcon Sometimes It's hard to understand if you two talk fast to each other... and/or having some noise in the background
Although auto translation sucks sometimes, as you probably know, But it's truly helping us following the story.
a few videos back google translation said this volcano is pouring cellphones in the air...( It should said sulfuric) lol !
Ha! Yeah the automatic cc’s seems to struggle when we speak quickly and with our accents. We will do our very best to speak clearly and have minimal noise 👍🏼👍🏼