How ingenious!!! I have been waiting all week for your fuel transfer, and I wasn't disappointed! Enjoying the first installment of your passage, and I am looking forward to the rest! Fair winds!
We were just so relieved it worked. Not too sure we would be smiling if it hadn’t 😂 thanks for watching and look forward to next weeks episode. We are just putting the finishing tweaks to it for patreon today. Fun editing in a boat being rocked around by the swell (everything takes longer)
aw thanks it’s pretty emotional to be taking on the challenge. Here’s hoping you feel like you are with us every step of the way. We have so much editing to do!
It’s actually happening! We still pinch ourselves at the thought. Can’t wait to share the voyage across 2 hemispheres, the largest ocean on earth and over 4000 nautical miles of deep blue water.
Yay! I guess that means the comments are officially open!! Let us know your thoughts as you watch the episode. Would be fun to hear what you’re thinking. (So long as it’s good 😂)
Well done guys 👌 Very impressive, the fishing and fuel transfer system is top notch. All the best on the crossing. Hoping the Seas continue to treat you kindly
great video, as for fuel, you do not need a drill...just a hose and an old cloth, put hose in tank, other side in jerrycan to the bottom, close the gab between the hose and the opening of the jerrycan. Push the jerry can firmly one time.... it will syphon in by itself. Alternatively, there are hoses with a glass/metal ball on the end, you just shake the ball part in the jerry can, and the fuel will start running....Why no drill? Risk for sparks when petrol, need for battery, more complicated than necessary. Also works with the barrel, close the top hole with the cloth, put your outh on it and blow in the barrel....fastest fuel fill ever..beats your pump as its max hose speed
Cheers. We had fun making it (and plenty of time of our hands too 😂) we actually have one of those ball bearing hoses that we use onboard but way more fun with the drill. Plus a lot less work when you are busy with other things onboard. Still, all good fun
Haha no rush at all. In fact we have always said that we want to predicate every moment of the crossing rather than race to see how fast we can do it. We did a fair bit of sailing as we left panama However, at this stage of the crossing, we would probably be drifting north with the humble current and end up north of Mexico if we didn’t motor. 😂 don’t worry tho. Plenty of sailing to come and so so so much more passaging ahead.
There are even hoses to pump fuel from cans into the tank without any energy needed. This bases on an physical phenomenon when the stream is running once it will continue until there's air sucking into the hose. Available in yacht chandleries with kind of non return valve. You just move the hose in the can up and down a few times until the stream is running. Charging the battery for the impact driver surely needs a lot of power as this will have to run on dc to ac converter first just to convert again in the charger to dc. This process includes lots of loss.
We actually have one of those also. The driver pump is just much much faster. As we live full time onboard, we are pretty used to managing our power consumption but the losses in dc-ac-dc conversion is a frustrating one in this case. Most of the time we manage to build our own 12VDC power supplies for things but not for the power tools.
@@RedSeas I believe time wouldn't be an issue to me on an pacific crossing but it's true they are not really fast. Do you know the channel of Emily and Clark? Clark has just released a video where he's converting 12V to 20V for his Laptop with very cheap circuit boards. He's got a lot of nice solutions for low budget sailors. As you don't have that many subscribers I assume your budget is not that huge. I want to go cruising the world on a cat like an Leopard as well. Just still planning and working for it...
I literally just burst out loud laughing in the airport watching this on my headphones when Iain said 'pacific monsters come to me' then Dropped the lure 😂😂😂 Joe looked at me like I was crazy!
Fantastic, great to see you out on the big blue. I laughed at the swallow. Don't the Americans have a fighter jet that looks like that 😂. Take care out there, Steve.
Cheers. I’m sure they do and that’s the risk of getting a tattoo. You never know what it might look like in a few years time 😂 thanks for watching and can’t wait to share the rest of the passage.
Tell me about it. Thankfully we have a 3d printer onboard so if it comes to it, we can print a temporary replacement. The original chain corroded well before we found Indioko.
5000 nm is worth ONE swallow tattoo! You both had better get them in the Marquesas. Someone that recently crossed to Marquesas from La Paz, Mx, averaged just over 100 nm per day. Pretty slow sailing. I hope you have a better average. You are starting from farther away. Cheers! Until next week!
Yeah, it’s a pretty long way at over 4000nm (compared to sailing from Mexico which is only 3000nm) but we aren’t racing. Excited to soak up every moment we can.
Not quite the monsters we are accustomed to but we do measure them to check we aren’t catching the young ones honest. Cero just don’t grow that big is seems.
Oooo close but I think someone just got in ahead of you. Or you posted at the same time. It’s hard to tell from the app. Doesn’t stop you filling the comment thread with your reactions tho 😊
That’s one thing we have been trying to do for years now. It’s so hard to capture. A friend of ours got an amazing series of photos of it once but that’s the only time we have seen it work on camera. We will keep trying tho
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How ingenious!!! I have been waiting all week for your fuel transfer, and I wasn't disappointed! Enjoying the first installment of your passage, and I am looking forward to the rest! Fair winds!
We were just so relieved it worked. Not too sure we would be smiling if it hadn’t 😂 thanks for watching and look forward to next weeks episode. We are just putting the finishing tweaks to it for patreon today. Fun editing in a boat being rocked around by the swell (everything takes longer)
I've been so excited and anxious to watch this video 😄 I shed happy/excited tears for you guys getting underway 🥲
aw thanks it’s pretty emotional to be taking on the challenge. Here’s hoping you feel like you are with us every step of the way. We have so much editing to do!
Agree completely. Such a marvelous first part of the journey.
It’s actually happening! We still pinch ourselves at the thought. Can’t wait to share the voyage across 2 hemispheres, the largest ocean on earth and over 4000 nautical miles of deep blue water.
Good fair winds be with you...Thanks for those 1st moments of the biggest Ocean's crossing, It is all yours!
Thanks! It’s a loooong way to go so plenty of moments to share ahead too
woo hoo,,,, my run at first comments is back,,,, grin,,,, looking forward to this episode,,,,,
Yay! I guess that means the comments are officially open!! Let us know your thoughts as you watch the episode. Would be fun to hear what you’re thinking. (So long as it’s good 😂)
Bri admitted she does not know were she is going…. No change there than…🤣😂…. Love you really ❤
Let’s just hope the trade winds keep us on the right track or who knows where we will end up
Well done guys 👌 Very impressive, the fishing and fuel transfer system is top notch. All the best on the crossing. Hoping the Seas continue to treat you kindly
Cheers! You know us. Improvising as always.
Yes, genius idea and as always unique video. Safe trip
Haha. Cheers! Perhaps we should have called this video “improvising our way across the pacific”
great video, as for fuel, you do not need a drill...just a hose and an old cloth, put hose in tank, other side in jerrycan to the bottom, close the gab between the hose and the opening of the jerrycan. Push the jerry can firmly one time.... it will syphon in by itself. Alternatively, there are hoses with a glass/metal ball on the end, you just shake the ball part in the jerry can, and the fuel will start running....Why no drill? Risk for sparks when petrol, need for battery, more complicated than necessary. Also works with the barrel, close the top hole with the cloth, put your outh on it and blow in the barrel....fastest fuel fill ever..beats your pump as its max hose speed
Cheers. We had fun making it (and plenty of time of our hands too 😂) we actually have one of those ball bearing hoses that we use onboard but way more fun with the drill. Plus a lot less work when you are busy with other things onboard. Still, all good fun
Stop motoring, what’s the rush, the wind will come. Enjoy the peace of a quiet ocean. Stay safe out there.
Haha no rush at all. In fact we have always said that we want to predicate every moment of the crossing rather than race to see how fast we can do it. We did a fair bit of sailing as we left panama However, at this stage of the crossing, we would probably be drifting north with the humble current and end up north of Mexico if we didn’t motor. 😂 don’t worry tho. Plenty of sailing to come and so so so much more passaging ahead.
There are even hoses to pump fuel from cans into the tank without any energy needed. This bases on an physical phenomenon when the stream is running once it will continue until there's air sucking into the hose. Available in yacht chandleries with kind of non return valve. You just move the hose in the can up and down a few times until the stream is running. Charging the battery for the impact driver surely needs a lot of power as this will have to run on dc to ac converter first just to convert again in the charger to dc. This process includes lots of loss.
We actually have one of those also. The driver pump is just much much faster. As we live full time onboard, we are pretty used to managing our power consumption but the losses in dc-ac-dc conversion is a frustrating one in this case. Most of the time we manage to build our own 12VDC power supplies for things but not for the power tools.
@@RedSeas I believe time wouldn't be an issue to me on an pacific crossing but it's true they are not really fast. Do you know the channel of Emily and Clark? Clark has just released a video where he's converting 12V to 20V for his Laptop with very cheap circuit boards. He's got a lot of nice solutions for low budget sailors. As you don't have that many subscribers I assume your budget is not that huge. I want to go cruising the world on a cat like an Leopard as well. Just still planning and working for it...
I literally just burst out loud laughing in the airport watching this on my headphones when Iain said 'pacific monsters come to me' then Dropped the lure 😂😂😂 Joe looked at me like I was crazy!
Well Joe does know you best.
@@RedSeas 🤣
Fantastic, great to see you out on the big blue. I laughed at the swallow. Don't the Americans have a fighter jet that looks like that 😂.
Take care out there, Steve.
Cheers. I’m sure they do and that’s the risk of getting a tattoo. You never know what it might look like in a few years time 😂 thanks for watching and can’t wait to share the rest of the passage.
Put a chain or something on that filler cap or buy an extra two. If you drop one oh boyyyyyyy.
Tell me about it. Thankfully we have a 3d printer onboard so if it comes to it, we can print a temporary replacement. The original chain corroded well before we found Indioko.
5000 nm is worth ONE swallow tattoo! You both had better get them in the Marquesas.
Someone that recently crossed to Marquesas from La Paz, Mx, averaged just over 100 nm per day. Pretty slow sailing. I hope you have a better average. You are starting from farther away.
Cheers! Until next week!
Yeah, it’s a pretty long way at over 4000nm (compared to sailing from Mexico which is only 3000nm) but we aren’t racing. Excited to soak up every moment we can.
Safe passage youtwo❤from 🇨🇦
Thank you! Can’t wait to share it as we make our way to a whole new world.
That was a baby fish yummy 😋
Not quite the monsters we are accustomed to but we do measure them to check we aren’t catching the young ones honest. Cero just don’t grow that big is seems.
Quick patent the ‘go juice’ pipe….🤯
Pure genius and you know it 😉
Good for you two!
Happy sailing!
First comment?
Oooo close but I think someone just got in ahead of you. Or you posted at the same time. It’s hard to tell from the app. Doesn’t stop you filling the comment thread with your reactions tho 😊
❤❤❤
Cheers. Hope you enjoy the rest of the passage too
I didn't get to see whether or not if he caught a fish with his new fisf bates?
Ah, you want to watch the next episode. It’s a fun one and all becomes clear 😜
Pls record the green flash sun set if you can. I have never seen it
That’s one thing we have been trying to do for years now. It’s so hard to capture. A friend of ours got an amazing series of photos of it once but that’s the only time we have seen it work on camera. We will keep trying tho
At sea for a month….😵💫
I know!! Wild to even imagine
👍🎣⛵💯
Cheers!
If you had too much dish you should have sent it to me via Elon’s Musk’s dish….I’m sure it works for fish like data…🤓
Exactly!
Bri, you need a 🦜, that will make you a real sailer….. 🥳
🏴☠️ arrrr 🚜 (pirate of farmer. Can you tell which one she would be?)
🐦🧭🎂
When your drums were finally empty did you find any gunk in the bottom?
Here we goooo