INCENDEREA MOTORULUI PE MARE, navigație Canada către Bermude la sfârșitul lunii octombrie, cel mai prost pasaj de până acum Pt 1 Ep 93

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1. Another excellent video. I am able to see the tension in your face’s without you having to say anything. Then the joy comes through when you have sorted out any problems. I had a yacht with a Bukh engine and the same thing happened with the engine stop solenoid. Smoke pouring out of the engine compartment. I was luck though as I was only going from Cardiff to Bristol, not quite the same danger.

2. Dear luke, my wife thinks you have lovely legs. Before you get too excited she is sixty plus. Best regards, we are really pleased for you guys getting out there. We can remember when you were frightened young lads. Just look what you have achieved so far. Be proud of what you have done from your everyday lives at Iceland. We wish you well.

3. CHOPY & SNAPY ! Our next generation of Sailors. SO well done and yet you both have arrived as world class yachtsmen.
   So proud that you are winning the adventure. All The Best

4. Lovin' the boxers!

5. Surprising you didn’t burn out the alternator as well this normally happens when engine is run with ignition switch in off position. Another way to stop engine is to back off an injector slightly or stop air going into the intake

6. I hope your hand is healing okay Luke. You guys are facing your challenges head-on. The experiences you have had will make you better sailors and will teach you just how much self reliance you actually have. Keep on sailing & making the video's!

7. A very eventful start to a difficult voyage! Bit scary at times and I'm only watching. You need to phone your GP about your hand Luke. Yeah I know you can't, but they're too busy to answer anyway. Apparently bathing burns in a mild brine solution helps. Just stand on deck for a while. Oh, you're doing that anyway!
   So good luck, keep safe, and look out for each other. 😀

8. lovely one you two

9. Tie a weight on a fishing line then on to the halyard .
   Throw the weight !

10. Thanks for your very honest and straightforward videos, really enjoy and appreciate. What is scary though is seeing you on deck or in cockpit in the cold North Atlantic – with no life vests! I guess you have already thought about this and made your decision, but I would really recommend you to use them, and safety lines when out in high seas. Take care and best of luck!

11. Can I suggest when you get new stop solenoid, dont wire it to the start key. Separate the solenoid wiring, install a simple push button, then push buttin to stop engine and release to stop current to solenoid. Then no mistake possible from either buzzer malfunction, or dare I say crew error. Great videos, great story, we love your adventurous spirits. Perry and Simonne East Cowes Yacht Bloto.

12. Great episode lads , had a similar problem with my stop solenoid on my buhk dv 10 ..stopping the engine with the compression lever works a treat , still to renew mines .. fair winds

13. Your both doing a great job lads. North Atlantic in autumn is a scary place to be. Look forward to seeing your arrival in Bermuda. Take care

14. You two Seafarers have excelled anything I have ever done Sailing Distance Wise, Very Very Well Done to Both. Excellent Videos too, Thank You.

15. Good to see you guys looking after each other and keeping a sense of humour.

16. Great footage guys 👍🏻

17. well done lads, going great. !

18. Can't wait for part 2!

19. One of the very best sailing vids , real sailing, well done.

20. great video. glad to see you on back sailing 😃

21. Stay safe bechgyn, you are doing an amazing job under pressure. Putting Cymru on the map 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 👏👏

22. Sorry to see you are having a few problems.

    The boat hook (was it) with the broom taped to it had me laughing… for no other reason than I’ve done it myself.

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