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Instalarea unui sistem electric Victron în istoricul iaht cu vele Tally Ho
I love that Jen took time out of her day to give you shit. Shows how much they love you up there. 😆
As a qualified YouTube commentator, you're doing it wrong. Start all over. And this time do it right.
Love it, "what the hell is a kilo", just superb.
Leo, haircut.
Super exciting to see the systems starting to go in. Almost at the finish line!
Wow, the open house was crazy Leo, it`s great to see all of the support, what a team, thanks for taking us along.
FWIW: There is a hook like baffle that attaches to a heat gun. It enables shrink tubing to be heated on all sides at once, reducing the heat time and making a uniform shrink very easy.
Why Red and Yellow cable instead of Black and Red?
think 4 large bags of sugar and a small one … that is 45 kilo's … also it is how much water weighs inside a 10cm cube …
It is funny that people are worried about the safety of the batteries you put into the boat. And at the same time they are perfectly fine riding around in an electric vehicle that is essentially a bomb because of the Lithium Ion battery packs they use.
You should invite Nick Burnham of Aquaholics to do a joint tour of your yard and current builds! Great video…!
Wish I could have been at the Open House! Amazing how many carpenters come out of the woodwork for an event. 🙂 Guess carpentry isn't a dying hobby/trade quite yet.
Oh No Leo you are talking like an American now 😱
american "installation" spoken "insulation"
Incredible work all the way through engineering, design craftmanship, teamwork, video content and editing and sharing it all. It is so gratifying to see the turn out for the open house. Leo and team well done. It is so inspiring to witness your excellence. Tbank you.
I'm surprised there weren't idents placed on each end of the cables, especially as some are routed through bulkheads.
There's a world of difference between an Electrical Engineer routing cables during construction and a yachtsman trying to trace an electrical fault in the middle of the ocean with a sea state 5 or higher. In that event a wiring diagram, with clearing idented cables, would be invaluable.
You know in this day and age of super high tech focus, it is absolutely amazing how you have taken so many individuals from such varied backgrounds and ended up with so many "craftsmen" (including "females" in that title) who have and are doing such AMAZING and totally professional work!!!
For a viewer almost eight decades old who has NEVER wanted to do anything other than craft and/or any other kind of mechanical/skill work, watching you and your crew apply so much skill and un-limited pride into this wonderful, quite literally, "labor of love" is so gratifying and pleasing!!! I only wish I could be part of it!!! So, MASSIVE KUDO'S Leo to you and the entire crew of the Tally Ho project!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍷🥂
The electrical is as beautiful as the wood work
I love the craftsmanship
Leo. Do you calculate the weight of the components and trim that are going in Tally Ho. ?
Curious question, Is it still the same boat if every piece of the boat was replaced with new pieces ?
Truly great work there to be sure though some misgivings about the use of zip ties, would be nice to see some 'traditional' cable lacing.
You should have trolled Leo and friends and said the inverter’s were being mounted on the exhaust manifolds
FYI: I mounted individual solar cells along the upper surfaces of the spreaders on 72' schooner in the 90's … totally invisible and still "trickling down" brilliantly apparently … rarely needs generator.
Every time I see the title of this video I read it as "Victorian Electrical System" and it conjures some interesting mental imagery.
I love seeing stuff like the electrical being done. Keep up the good work everyone!
oh shit a Rouge idahoan far from home
Beautiful work. Would be curious to see how those Orions do with heat and the associated throttling back of charge current given their cooling fin orientation being horizontal on this install. They have a bit of a reputation for overheating.
This comments section is a never ending source of free advice.
Master planning, research, electrical, carpentry, fabrication, painting as always. It just does not get better than the talented Tally Ho crew. Beautiful work.
Unbelievable craftsmanship.