Delos is a lesson in how to be seriously responsible and still have fun occasionally. Brian is the man, he is an entrepreneur, who chucked in the treadmill to go sailing but did it responsibly. He talked his younger bro into going along and in the process Brady matured a great deal. They get to New Zealand and Brian spots Kazza. He knows a good thing when he stumbles over it. The rest as they say is history. Theirs is a well balanced exemplar of how to do life. It's a privilege to have an insight into their journey.
The point about not getting the boat heated is a really good one, never thought about that. I remember being a bit sceptical about the induction system, glad to hear it's been working well!
my life seemed down and out six yrs ago but through all my shit ,your the only thing that has leaveld me out . You brought me up in DARK TIMES, then let me know there is a light at the end.I just hope you know how important you are all too us! THANK YOU! don't ever let it end! (I cant spell ,sorry) you all give hope
I love these reviews and your explanations are comprehensible to a woman who has no electronic knowledge. I think it's wonderful that you can live aboard Delos and have all the modern comforts while powering with wind and sun. Your fossil fuel consumption is so minimal now. That's truly inspiring.
Brians Face during the outro looks very similar to a picture of little Sierra you‘ve posted. You can‘t deny your fathership Sir. I love the tech stuff, I learn so many details from them, please keep them coming. Cheers to whole Delos Crew and safe travels.
.... your comment about heat from a gas stove .... always wondered why cruisers did not set up an outside cooking station to keep the heat out of the galley, cabin .... found this quite interesting and liked that you compared the convection to gas oven .... like the Idea of having a generator for backup ..... you have mentioned before about going electric before, which from limited reading think that this is the way to go. There are those out there that go solely electric, I would only do it if there was a backup generator that if in dire need would be your backup .... electric is right there, no messing getting an engine started .... great video .... have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
We got induction in our house like 10 years ago. It took quite a while, with lots of burned food, to get used to it. It is just SO different and A LOT faster than anything else. But now I cant imagine going back to the old hotstove. We even have a propande-burner right next to it but the induction is so good we never use it. When (5 years from now) we buy a boat, we are SO going full electric. I love my induction-stove!
I liked the look on Brian's face when asked the lightning question, pretty much "Yeah, and what if we're torpedoed and sunk, you plan for what you can possibly handle and don't worry about the rest"
Really enjoy the technical maintenance videos, keep them coming. Have followed your sailing adventures, my dream, since you left Mexico and crossed the Pacific. Paraplegia keeps me on shore, look forward to Friday for my next adventure.
Boat bits with Brian, absolutely stand out and its why Delos is by far and away the best and most complete sailing channel, there are only so many sunrises and sunsets we can gawp at and go “awwwwwww” !!! Keep ‘em coming.
Good job gentleman simple and to the point. The added heat to the interior of the cabin and finding propane is enough advantages to switch. Dont use my gas stove in the house when the air con on, its summer time that what barbeques are for.
I just bought a boat, it has like bare minimum electricity, nave lights thats it.. i want to build , for induction stove top, high velocity fans, and eventually a small fridge… starting out with 200AH AGM batteries (2)…. This is going to be fun, live your videos, im using them now more for technical info than entertainment, still love the adventures….
This is a brilliant series. If the audience is a little schooled, we can all keep up with your toys Brian. Well done... I do like the lithium batteries. They didn't get a good wrap when they were introduced in planes, but I guess engineering has advanced ten fold since then...
Avid follower. Looking to do this on my boat. Wanted to see who’s done it and bam your the first to pop up on RUclips lol. Not sure why I haven’t seen this episode before! Hope all is well with everyone!
You guys are still my Number 1 sailing site. Besides the entertainment, adventure, and beautiful visuals, Brian's knowledge especially of the boat and her systems is rock solid and has definitely helped my understanding of the electrical systems. Doing your own re-rigging before the Indian Ocean was will always stand out as an amazing educational experience. Delos is still the best boat layout I've ever seen. Cockpit, galley, salon, engine compartment. Haven't seen better yet. Keep up the good work!
We have induction at home and you guys are on spot with the learning curve we experienced. We are also converting to lithium on our boat and we are looking at this option for our cooking.
Brian, Brady Karin and every one else involved, I like all your videos. Brian's the best at narration gotta voice for radio as they say. And the entire crew is great. Love the voice over stuff too like when u were at dry Tortuga that was an amazing video I've been there several times so I had heard it all before like 10 times but again with Brian and Karin narrating I was glued. Long way of saying u guys are great and I'm so thankful I stumbled across you guys and gals on RUclips.
Brian /Brady cool insight on functionality on energy sources of Delos, made me go home and look at my bill for comparison, ladies awesome graphics for the guys to share. Brady side bar, thanks for the help with my lost long sleeve, also thanks Papa Delos for his time. You guys have a awesome Dad. Aloha John Bakos
Always like the vlogs and topics. This one was especially good as it solidified my going all-electric on our boat when purchased !! Thee tip of a camping stove or extra plug-in convection stove was nice !!
Thank you for reviewing induction. I'm thinking of going that route, so this was very helpful. Please keep up reviews on all your systems and equipment. I find it immensely valuable.
All good on the changes as looks the way to go but would have kept the BBQ on the LPG, gut feeling is you will miss it to the point of reverting that one item back. The camping stove is a great plan B and rocks a wok too. Keep the tech episodes coming and can't wait for the next episode of the crew sailing on. Hope you three in the cold are well.
You are doing a great job with these tech videos. You have a wonderful ability to explain sometimes complex things, without making them complicated. Thanks for the knowledge !!!!!
For me not only, but especially those technical vids are on track dead center, because it is real cruising long term testing. Thank you so much! If it wasn't for the creasy prize a double walled, means insolated pressure cooker would be the pinnacle of energy efficient cooking, btw.
Thank you for the follow up- i have been wondering how the induction cooktop has been working for you. Also appreciate the discussion of redundancies! Keep ‘em coming. Nothing beats actual cruising experience for testing these ideas!
Great #3 video. Glad you are going into such details. It will make others consider there plans prior to setting up a boat. Mapping out everything will be so helpful for future sailors.
Delos..always staying true to the boat..the adventure and the crew. Towing the line to what made them so compelling from the get-go. You are a business.. but..you continue to love sailing and the adventure. It shows and I thank you for the enjoyable episodes !
No heat when cooking is soooo awesome about induction! If we'd have the money to get lithium batteries, we'd definitely do the same, way nicer when it's super hot. Love it!
Excellent, this was what I was asking for some months ago. Clever to let the inverter set the limits. ☝🏽 Which leads to the calculation of what inverter to use and for what.
Ran out of propane on one voyage (forgot to refill) so made a penny stove out of two beer cans and ran it on dingy petrol which worked fine if a little smokey on the pots but just for cooking pasta and rice worked fine. got me to the next port at least with coffee.
The limitation on running both burners on high is probably in the cook top. We put in a 5 burning induction cook top in our house 10 years ago. Each burner can run up to 3200 watts, but it is limit to a total of 10,000 watts. It was more of an adventure at first, Induction was new to US. Other parts of the world where ahead of the US. We had some hassle finding pots. We had Calphalon post before. I saw that Calphalon was selling induction ready pots in Australia, Japan, etc. None in the US. When I called the Calphalon US, they acted like I was idiot to buy an induction cook top. We love are cook top. -Kurt
I have used a induction convection set up in my home for years now. A couple more advantages are much faster cooking times, I can cook a pound of hamburger in a little over 1 min (yeah that fast, stir constantly) and lower overall power consumption. The convection is great because the moving air gets rid of any hot or cold spots and also cooks at a lower temperature due to its moving air transfers heat more efficiently. I use skillets on the cook top. Nothing works better with induction. I'll never use a different set up, I've been spoiled.
That is awesome! Where abouts? We lived in North Lake Tahoe for 3 years before moving onto our boat. We are now preparing to sail to Alaska... we miss the mountains and trees!
This is awesome, We're building the worlds first offshore brewery and there is no info out there really that helps us in a simple way to calculate how much power we need in real life. this is an awesome video series that helps us tremendously. so thank you for all amazing videos you do and one day we will send you a keg as a thank you. //Jay
Po Sho Delos , i installed a two element ...full blast induction unit on my boat along with the oven. As you mentioned i like the heat being generated inside the cooking pots and not overheating the Inside of the boat. Also in my high latitude sailing, not having water vapour released into the interior Means i no longer need to run the dehumidifier near as much. Chimo .....
I got some friends that have gone induction on their boat, about 12 months ago as well. Only issue they have is that cant use the 'boost ' function on their stove as it maxs out thier inverter. They run multiple small inverters on their boat, that whole video pretty much reminds me of their reasoning for doing it. Propane can be a massive PITA to find in some areas of the pacific. Many newer luxury cruising boats are coming out with dual gas/induction stove tops
Good questions. I'm just kinda watching your vids at random. I have still yet to find one I haven't thoroughly enjoyed though. :) Cheers guys. P.S. Nugget is still in the oven in this one. I have two kids of my own. The pregnancy was always a difficult but very memorable time. So much anticipation. Okay, byeee
I'm learning a lot. Please keep doing this type of videos. Your knowledge is based on experience and that's the most amazing and valuable thing about this!!
Great video! I pretty much cook everything with an induction cooktop and pressure cooker when I'm hooked up to shore power. You are inspiring me to get lithium batteries and a more substantial inverter so I can do this when cruising.
Great video...I have been waiting for Brian to start releasing this really interesting footage they have been working on for along time. Keep up the good work. And Many blessings.
I am really loving these extra info videos! This is a lifestyle I would love to eventually live, and having this cool information at hand to get into my head now is really nice.
Natural gas cook tops rock while propane cook tops and natural gas/propane ovens suck. I can't stand the smell of propane on a gas cook top and oven inside an enclosed area. Electric stoves suck whereas electric ovens rock (convection electric is even better). Induction cook tops are an awesome alternative for the cook top - they heat up and cool down fast. On a boat - I would dump the gas in a heart beat for an induction cook top. Electric convection oven is an easy "hell yes". I guess the whole issue on a boat is - do you / will you have the power to run it all and not turn your power grid into molten slag or worse! Great video Brian. I like the set up you have installed on Delos. Thanks!
Love the tech episodes! I’ve learned a bunch about solar power systems( y’all make it simple). We already use induction cooktops so maybe a convection oven will be in our future! Thank you for teaching us and letting us vicariously through your adventures.
Love what you guys do. More videos on your SV systems the better! It appears the consensus in the comments is that we like to know how stuff works and learn from you guys. Keep it coming and happy sailing from Texas!
These are awesome Q&As. Thank you for taking the time to tell us what you are experiencing in real life. These videos really do give us ideas of what we can do as well. Cheers, Jay
Yet again s great video! I'm loving the infomational videos just as much as the adventure ones. They certainly show how much you've learnt from equipment and system failures in the past. The propane problems you had previously were so damned annoying that I'd have chucked the damn thing over the side. But as usual you guys figured out a solution.
LOVE TO ALL 434! Keep up the great work like always! You guys are so inspirational!!! Fair winds and following seas my dudes and dudettes!!! James Deny! Yeeee yee
Pressure cooker!! You guys need an Instant Pot!! Instant Pot Duo Nova 6-Quart 7-in-1, One-Touch Multi-Use Programmable Pressure Cooker, Slow Cooker, Rice Cooker, Steamer, Sauté, Yogurt Maker and Warmer with New Easy Seal Lid.... These are crazee!!
These tech videos are great. Info and instruction are clear and useful for future decision and design/build. thanyou guys for all you do to entertain and encourage us on our personal adventures. Many thumbs up!!!!!!
The expert on inverters is EVTV Jack Rickard. The chinese manufacturer he works with now treat him with the utmost respect as he has now properly schooled them on decades of real world knowledge on building a great inverter. His RV design chugs along in the above 6kw range and can take a load of 20kw for enough time to kick on a AC compressor. Great video and hope you get to play and review the starlink gigabit datastream and show it off to the world next summer 2020
Hey Delostribe, And Brian in particular, I really like the tech video series. You have done some really innovative upgrades, many Of which are out of my budget but it is still interesting to see what’s out there, how it works and how reliable it is. Thanks and cheers
Brian has all the knowledge but never talks over anyone. Nice guy is seems 👍🏻
Crispin Swainston Harrison oh yes the ask about the stove and brain turns to Karen
confident people don't feel the need to interrupt.
Where've ya been? I'm old, and IF I grow up I'd like to be like Bri. :-)
There is a strong correlation between not talking over anyone and acquiring knowledge :-)
True leader
Delos is a lesson in how to be seriously responsible and still have fun occasionally. Brian is the man, he is an entrepreneur, who chucked in the treadmill to go sailing but did it responsibly. He talked his younger bro into going along and in the process Brady matured a great deal. They get to New Zealand and Brian spots Kazza. He knows a good thing when he stumbles over it. The rest as they say is history. Theirs is a well balanced exemplar of how to do life. It's a privilege to have an insight into their journey.
The point about not getting the boat heated is a really good one, never thought about that. I remember being a bit sceptical about the induction system, glad to hear it's been working well!
my life seemed down and out six yrs ago but through all my shit ,your the only thing that has leaveld me out . You brought me up in DARK TIMES, then let me know there is a light at the end.I just hope you know how important you are all too us! THANK YOU! don't ever let it end! (I cant spell ,sorry) you all give hope
Took me a while to become a believer of going full electric, but you guys are making me a convert!
I am going all electric and had forgotten that you had covered this. Delos to the rescue again. Cheers crew.
"Boat Bits with Brian" is Breathtaking! A little spice on my weekly SV Delos meal! Love 'em!! Keep 'em coming!
I love these reviews and your explanations are comprehensible to a woman who has no electronic knowledge. I think it's wonderful that you can live aboard Delos and have all the modern comforts while powering with wind and sun. Your fossil fuel consumption is so minimal now. That's truly inspiring.
Brians Face during the outro looks very similar to a picture of little Sierra you‘ve posted. You can‘t deny your fathership Sir.
I love the tech stuff, I learn so many details from them, please keep them coming.
Cheers to whole Delos Crew and safe travels.
.... your comment about heat from a gas stove .... always wondered why cruisers did not set up an outside cooking station to keep the heat out of the galley, cabin .... found this quite interesting and liked that you compared the convection to gas oven .... like the Idea of having a generator for backup ..... you have mentioned before about going electric before, which from limited reading think that this is the way to go. There are those out there that go solely electric, I would only do it if there was a backup generator that if in dire need would be your backup .... electric is right there, no messing getting an engine started .... great video .... have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
We got induction in our house like 10 years ago. It took quite a while, with lots of burned food, to get used to it. It is just SO different and A LOT faster than anything else. But now I cant imagine going back to the old hotstove. We even have a propande-burner right next to it but the induction is so good we never use it. When (5 years from now) we buy a boat, we are SO going full electric. I love my induction-stove!
Excellent video. No marketing b/s, just the facts as they see them. Still the best sailing channel on RUclips.
Brian, you are a very lucky man to have found Karin. She is a wonderful lady and perfect for you. Many years of happiness for your entire family.
My Favourite Sailors and so happy I found you all. On bad days-You are my joy. I hope it gives you joy.
I liked the look on Brian's face when asked the lightning question, pretty much "Yeah, and what if we're torpedoed and sunk, you plan for what you can possibly handle and don't worry about the rest"
What a great idea. Something to consider. Good comment about propane stoves making the cabin hot and the convection oven/stove doesn’t
I appreciate Brian’s balanced evaluation. “No system is perfect”. 👍🏼
Very important to remember!
These might be three years old, but this series is definitely on the right track!!
Really enjoy the technical maintenance videos, keep them coming. Have followed your sailing adventures, my dream, since you left Mexico and crossed the Pacific. Paraplegia keeps me on shore, look forward to Friday for my next adventure.
Sending you a lot of love and good vibes David, thank you for watching our videos for so long! It's been a bit of a ride hasn't it? Fair winds- Brian
Boat bits with Brian, absolutely stand out and its why Delos is by far and away the best and most complete sailing channel, there are only so many sunrises and sunsets we can gawp at and go “awwwwwww” !!! Keep ‘em coming.
Good job gentleman simple and to the point. The added heat to the interior of the cabin and finding propane is enough advantages to switch. Dont use my gas stove in the house when the air con on, its summer time that what barbeques are for.
I just bought a boat, it has like bare minimum electricity, nave lights thats it.. i want to build , for induction stove top, high velocity fans, and eventually a small fridge… starting out with 200AH AGM batteries (2)…. This is going to be fun, live your videos, im using them now more for technical info than entertainment, still love the adventures….
This is a brilliant series. If the audience is a little schooled, we can all keep up with your toys Brian. Well done... I do like the lithium batteries. They didn't get a good wrap when they were introduced in planes, but I guess engineering has advanced ten fold since then...
Avid follower. Looking to do this on my boat. Wanted to see who’s done it and bam your the first to pop up on RUclips lol. Not sure why I haven’t seen this episode before! Hope all is well with everyone!
You guys are still my Number 1 sailing site. Besides the entertainment, adventure, and beautiful visuals, Brian's knowledge especially of the boat and her systems is rock solid and has definitely helped my understanding of the electrical systems. Doing your own re-rigging before the Indian Ocean was will always stand out as an amazing educational experience. Delos is still the best boat layout I've ever seen. Cockpit, galley, salon, engine compartment. Haven't seen better yet. Keep up the good work!
We have induction at home and you guys are on spot with the learning curve we experienced. We are also converting to lithium on our boat and we are looking at this option for our cooking.
Brian, Brady Karin and every one else involved, I like all your videos. Brian's the best at narration gotta voice for radio as they say. And the entire crew is great. Love the voice over stuff too like when u were at dry Tortuga that was an amazing video I've been there several times so I had heard it all before like 10 times but again with Brian and Karin narrating I was glued. Long way of saying u guys are great and I'm so thankful I stumbled across you guys and gals on RUclips.
You guys are incredible... Prepare, Prepare, Prepare then being able to mechanically improvise when needed. Thank you for sharing
sailing goals.... having induction cooking and baking!
Brian /Brady cool insight on functionality on energy sources of Delos, made me go home and look at my bill for comparison, ladies awesome graphics for the guys to share. Brady side bar, thanks for the help with my lost long sleeve, also thanks Papa Delos for his time. You guys have a awesome Dad. Aloha John Bakos
On the right track? Yes!
Always like the vlogs and topics. This one was especially good as it solidified my going all-electric on our boat when purchased !! Thee tip of a camping stove or extra plug-in convection stove was nice !!
Thank you for reviewing induction. I'm thinking of going that route, so this was very helpful. Please keep up reviews on all your systems and equipment. I find it immensely valuable.
All good on the changes as looks the way to go but would have kept the BBQ on the LPG, gut feeling is you will miss it to the point of reverting that one item back. The camping stove is a great plan B and rocks a wok too. Keep the tech episodes coming and can't wait for the next episode of the crew sailing on. Hope you three in the cold are well.
You are doing a great job with these tech videos. You have a wonderful ability to explain sometimes complex things, without making them complicated. Thanks for the knowledge !!!!!
We are seriously considering adding a induction cooktop. Thanks for giving this update.
For me not only, but especially those technical vids are on track dead center, because it is real cruising long term testing. Thank you so much!
If it wasn't for the creasy prize a double walled, means insolated pressure cooker would be the pinnacle of energy efficient cooking, btw.
Every video these guys make is enjoyable to watch. Every. One.
This channel should have WAY more subs
Thank you for the follow up- i have been wondering how the induction cooktop has been working for you. Also appreciate the discussion of redundancies! Keep ‘em coming. Nothing beats actual cruising experience for testing these ideas!
Just as good as the other two. I like your level of detail and how you refer to your own experience vs. repeating industry specs.
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself
Great #3 video. Glad you are going into such details. It will make others consider there plans prior to setting up a boat. Mapping out everything will be so helpful for future sailors.
Delos..always staying true to the boat..the adventure and the crew. Towing the line to what made them so compelling from the get-go. You are a business.. but..you continue to love sailing and the adventure. It shows and I thank you for the enjoyable episodes !
No heat when cooking is soooo awesome about induction! If we'd have the money to get lithium batteries, we'd definitely do the same, way nicer when it's super hot. Love it!
Always a pleasure.
I love these more technical bits by Brian and Crew. Great info and keeps it 'real'!
Joe Buys! Miss you buddy. Next time we swing through whiskey is on me :)
You guys are talking about that stove and all that I could concentrate on is that bigass Ferrero Roshe chocolate box on the kitchen table!!!! mmmm :)
Excellent, this was what I was asking for some months ago. Clever to let the inverter set the limits. ☝🏽 Which leads to the calculation of what inverter to use and for what.
Ran out of propane on one voyage (forgot to refill) so made a penny stove out of two beer cans and ran it on dingy petrol which worked fine if a little smokey on the pots but just for cooking pasta and rice worked fine. got me to the next port at least with coffee.
Really the boat bits videos are great, please keep more coming, it is great that you all take part in the video also.
Thanks for the Induction Stovetop follow-up!
The limitation on running both burners on high is probably in the cook top. We put in a 5 burning induction cook top in our house 10 years ago. Each burner can run up to 3200 watts, but it is limit to a total of 10,000 watts. It was more of an adventure at first, Induction was new to US. Other parts of the world where ahead of the US. We had some hassle finding pots. We had Calphalon post before. I saw that Calphalon was selling induction ready pots in Australia, Japan, etc. None in the US. When I called the Calphalon US, they acted like I was idiot to buy an induction cook top. We love are cook top.
-Kurt
I have used a induction convection set up in my home for years now. A couple more advantages are much faster cooking times, I can cook a pound of hamburger in a little over 1 min (yeah that fast, stir constantly) and lower overall power consumption. The convection is great because the moving air gets rid of any hot or cold spots and also cooks at a lower temperature due to its moving air transfers heat more efficiently. I use skillets on the cook top. Nothing works better with induction. I'll never use a different set up, I've been spoiled.
I am really enjoying these videos, hopefully shortly I will be building an off grid place in the mountains.
That is awesome! Where abouts? We lived in North Lake Tahoe for 3 years before moving onto our boat. We are now preparing to sail to Alaska... we miss the mountains and trees!
I’m in Colorado. So far, Leadville to Salida area I can afford. I fly fish so trying to be close to water but that can be pricey.
This is awesome, We're building the worlds first offshore brewery and there is no info out there really that helps us in a simple way to calculate how much power we need in real life. this is an awesome video series that helps us tremendously. so thank you for all amazing videos you do and one day we will send you a keg as a thank you. //Jay
Po Sho Delos , i installed a two element ...full blast induction unit on my boat along with the oven.
As you mentioned i like the heat being generated inside the cooking pots and not overheating the
Inside of the boat. Also in my high latitude sailing, not having water vapour released into the interior
Means i no longer need to run the dehumidifier near as much. Chimo .....
Thank you. I believe these videos will bring me one step closer to my dreams of cruising.
I got some friends that have gone induction on their boat, about 12 months ago as well. Only issue they have is that cant use the 'boost ' function on their stove as it maxs out thier inverter. They run multiple small inverters on their boat, that whole video pretty much reminds me of their reasoning for doing it. Propane can be a massive PITA to find in some areas of the pacific.
Many newer luxury cruising boats are coming out with dual gas/induction stove tops
Good questions. I'm just kinda watching your vids at random. I have still yet to find one I haven't thoroughly enjoyed though. :) Cheers guys. P.S. Nugget is still in the oven in this one. I have two kids of my own. The pregnancy was always a difficult but very memorable time. So much anticipation. Okay, byeee
Planning on doing the same for our sailboat. Great info, gas makes me nervous. Thanks.
I'm learning a lot. Please keep doing this type of videos. Your knowledge is based on experience and that's the most amazing and valuable thing about this!!
Sailing Emerald Steel stopped using the oven. It ran a long time and used a lot of gas and cooked them out in the galley. Good info as usual guys.
Ya;ll are still killing it
Great video! I pretty much cook everything with an induction cooktop and pressure cooker when I'm hooked up to shore power. You are inspiring me to get lithium batteries and a more substantial inverter so I can do this when cruising.
You guys are great please don't stop vids.
Boat bits with Brian is amazing, I know 7 will not be enough for my fix!
Great video...I have been waiting for Brian to start releasing this really interesting footage they have been working on for along time. Keep up the good work. And Many blessings.
Thanks for the info. Was just investigating the idea of induction on Swift.
I am really loving these extra info videos!
This is a lifestyle I would love to eventually live, and having this cool information at hand to get into my head now is really nice.
Natural gas cook tops rock while propane cook tops and natural gas/propane ovens suck. I can't stand the smell of propane on a gas cook top and oven inside an enclosed area. Electric stoves suck whereas electric ovens rock (convection electric is even better). Induction cook tops are an awesome alternative for the cook top - they heat up and cool down fast. On a boat - I would dump the gas in a heart beat for an induction cook top. Electric convection oven is an easy "hell yes". I guess the whole issue on a boat is - do you / will you have the power to run it all and not turn your power grid into molten slag or worse! Great video Brian. I like the set up you have installed on Delos. Thanks!
You are on the right track.
loving these extra info videos
awesome series Brian and crew
Love the tech episodes! I’ve learned a bunch about solar power systems( y’all make it simple). We already use induction cooktops so maybe a convection oven will be in our future! Thank you for teaching us and letting us vicariously through your adventures.
Brian you must be in editing beast mode!
He was editing these in Sweden, waiting for Karin to deliver. Good internet access!
Brian, as far as what we want to watch, pretty much anything you make, we will watch.
Love what you guys do. More videos on your SV systems the better! It appears the consensus in the comments is that we like to know how stuff works and learn from you guys. Keep it coming and happy sailing from Texas!
Best week ever! Three delos videos in a row! ⛵️ On important subjects if I may add
Nicely done I was wondering how it was going after seeing the video of the install of the cook top oven, nice update. Fair winds cheers!
These are awesome Q&As. Thank you for taking the time to tell us what you are experiencing in real life. These videos really do give us ideas of what we can do as well.
Cheers,
Jay
Yet again s great video! I'm loving the infomational videos just as much as the adventure ones. They certainly show how much you've learnt from equipment and system failures in the past. The propane problems you had previously were so damned annoying that I'd have chucked the damn thing over the side. But as usual you guys figured out a solution.
G'day from Australia.
I am refitting my Columbia 27 all electric including gully and motor.
Gerard on board
SV GEMSTAR.
I like your tech vids. Your explanation Bryan is great.
Love it. Currently going induction on our newly built boat
love the new segment, boat bits with Brian! Keep em coming!
Great video! Thanks so much for sharing. Stay happy and safe.
Given me something to think about for my boat thank you so much
LOVE TO ALL 434! Keep up the great work like always! You guys are so inspirational!!! Fair winds and following seas my dudes and dudettes!!! James Deny! Yeeee yee
I would love to see a cooking/baking show!...maybe kazza's sticky chocolate cake recipe!
And Brady's mexican recipes!
Thanks so much - best series ever!! Induction saves so much heat in the boat, which is important in Singapore;-)
These really rock guys, thanks very much.
Pressure cooker!! You guys need an Instant Pot!! Instant Pot Duo Nova 6-Quart 7-in-1, One-Touch Multi-Use Programmable Pressure Cooker, Slow Cooker, Rice Cooker, Steamer, Sauté, Yogurt Maker and Warmer with New Easy Seal Lid.... These are crazee!!
Hey Delostribe, And Brian in particular, I really like the tech video series. You have done some really innovative upgrades, many
These tech videos are great. Info and instruction are clear and useful for future decision and design/build. thanyou guys for all you do to entertain and encourage us on our personal adventures. Many thumbs up!!!!!!
Thanks Breeyawn, these videos are outstanding.
The knowledge and experience that you guys share is fantastic. thanks for doing these videos.
The expert on inverters is EVTV Jack Rickard. The chinese manufacturer he works with now treat him with the utmost respect as he has now properly schooled them on decades of real world knowledge on building a great inverter. His RV design chugs along in the above 6kw range and can take a load of 20kw for enough time to kick on a AC compressor.
Great video and hope you get to play and review the starlink gigabit datastream and show it off to the world next summer 2020
Looking forward to the next 4!
Loved this. Texas A&M EE degree. That and $2.59 will get you a cup of non-fancy coffee.
Hey Delostribe, And Brian in particular, I really like the tech video series. You have done some really innovative upgrades, many Of which are out of my budget but it is still interesting to see what’s out there, how it works and how reliable it is. Thanks and cheers