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San Blas… WE WEWE WEWE APUTIN SHOCED – Sailing Life on Jupiter EP124
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J & P your production quality and content is getting better and better. Plucky gave you a good rap the other day on his channel. Love ya work..!
Jamie and Princess, thanks again for sharing your journey. I hope to commission a Mumby. Are you aware of the current waiting time? Safe travels and fair winds for you both ❤
If you pause at 9 seconds in Jamie you'll catch Jamie with 3 chins!
If anyone knows how Tim Mumby creates such a beautiful interior on the boats he manufactures, I'd like to know.
I will see next month, nah only joking . . sure looks beautiful.
you wanna be remote but have internet, hm
Hello both of you that food was so expensive for what you got. Imagine them getting that from the other travelers they are making a killing of that food. And that's a beautiful place your in. God bless you stay safe and healthy.
And I would never pay 400 for charts just stand up front and go slow I would never trust charts sold.
Even trip advisor shows many terrible reviews of the San Blas Islands. Shady tours, huts, toilets, food, garbage, fleas, sickness … the list is long. Unfortunately, with popularity comes ruin.
i really appreciate your trip, but i don't appreciate the way all your thoughts are about money…i fully understand that such trip needs money, everybody does…but PLEASE stop valuing each and every move
and please stop about your internet problems and others….we all know ….please present pleasant and amazing views of your trip
Hi guys, another great video. BTW the only thing that was missing on the bread was Vegemite. Cheers from Newcastle Australia.
I’m guessing this mystery guest is Plucky who wants to build that boat design and as to why there’s so many people ruining the peaceful tranquility of the place is because of all the YouTube channels infesting the place. Several channels there some of which keeps coming back again and again. Go somewhere else so the people who follow these boats spread out instead of concentrating in one small area
a hotdog or Bratwurst would have been great in those breads.
smaller lobster tastes better but you want at least a 4 ounce tail.
Lithium at 3 volts is 10% left. I run mine to that with no damage. even at 3 volts per cell when you stop discharging them they go back up to around 3.1 volts. I power my house with them. I charge to 3.45 which is 90% after they settle back to 3.38 in a couple minutes. The most damage happens when you draw or charge over .5C and they are above 35C. Lithium can last for well over 30 years if you take care of them. You seem to be extra careful. Not needed.
a cycle for lithium for example is, if your cell is 100AH when you use 100 ah in total from that cell. Mine are 280AH cells which means after I use 280aH it is 1 cycle. My cells are 6000 cycles if I charge and discharge at or under .5C (140 amps @ 25-35C) I never even come close to that. 40 amps is highest I charge at which is about .14C or 1/7th the AH of each cell. which means every 7 days I gain 1 more cycle count. that means 52.14 cycles a year, 115 years but I know there is no way lithium has a lifespan that long or does it. I am just hoping they out live me. So the biggest thing that hurts Lithium is if you daisy chain them. I have each battery connect to a busbar then my inverters connect to that busbar so they pull from each battery 25% of the load in a daisy chain each battery pulls 100% of the load kind of, if you have 4 batteries with 100 amp load 1 battery will pull 25%-30% the 2nd battery will pull 50-75% then the 3rd and 4th will pull full load which is over working your batteries every time you use them. I explain this to many only a few listen and after 3-4 years 1 of your batteries will loose 20-25% of its capacity and one will loose 10-12.5% of its capacity the other 2 will loose 30%. mine will still have 99% of capacity after 5 years since I have busbars for each positive connection and negative connection. If you need help I will gladly help talk you through it or whatever you need if you have daisy chained batteries.
Looks hot as there .
Just been sailing in Bathurst Harbour, Tasmania. Almost no anchorages were shared……
Starlink will become the Internet standard on sailboats in a few years.
Maybe all those boats follow the other popular youtubers and so make the trek.
Don't tell me about the W'sundays. It's crowded enough now.
Hot dog buns