O mulțime de cutii albastre// Instalarea echipamentelor noastre Victron Energy-Episodul 121

O mulțime de cutii albastre// Instalarea echipamentelor noastre Victron Energy-Episodul 121



Săptămâna aceasta cântărim tot firul pe care l-am scos din barcă (a fost ipoteza corectă?) și conectăm și instalăm echipamentul Victron Energy în cabinetul nostru electric. Mulțumim partenerilor noștri Battle Born Batteries & Dragonfly Energy pentru furnizarea tuturor echipamentelor Victron Energy pe care le vedeți în acest videoclip. 🧰Instrumente folosite în acest videoclip: https://amzn.to/3lZkVY6 ⚠️DISCLAIMER: Primim un comision foarte mic atunci când utilizați linkurile noastre Amazon. Iti multumesc pentru sprijin. Vrei să ne sprijini? Iată câteva moduri în care puteți: 🛍DAUNTLESS GEAR: https://www.theletteringmachine.com/sailingdaunltess Like, Urmăriți și Distribuie! 👍FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/svdauntless/ 🫶INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/svdauntless/ NU UITAȚI DĂ LIKE, ABONAȚI-VĂ ȘI CLICK ACEL CLOPEL🔔 Dacă vă simțiți generos ne puteți susține și noi aici: ⛵️ALĂTURĂ-TE ECHIPULUI pe Patreon (abonament): https://www.patreon.com/sailingdauntless 🫙Pune un bacșiș în borcanul TIP JAR (donație o dată): https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sailingdauntless Consultați site-ul nostru: https://www.sailingdauntless.com ___________________________ Muzică în acest videoclip: www.epidemicsound.com ____________________________

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49 thoughts on “O mulțime de cutii albastre// Instalarea echipamentelor noastre Victron Energy-Episodul 121

  1. Wow How Complicated is all that and you doing one Fine Job fitting that all out Such a Big Boat yet so Little room do you think Boat Makers Should by Now have better or Bigger Places to put all that Stuff Rather you than me that would give me a Head ack Even More So that you need to Understand it all or you got no chance to do all that Wiring Great Vlog thanks for taking all the time to explain it all

  2. Is there any concern on extra weight you maybe adding? I realize you are rewiring everything, but is there any extra weight added from the factory weight?

  3. I'm feeling wired just by watching this. This makes standard 110/220 wiring look easy peasy. It's a whole new field of study to learn all that conversion.

  4. @Sailing Dauntless, looking forward to the more technical video describing more of the details. And I'm curious if you are wiring to be able to travel in Europe as well.

  5. I love videos like this Ty! Actually, I live for videos like this. The electrical system is the backbone of any cat, good electrics means happy wife and happy times. Can't wait for your in depth discussion. That box you didn't want to talk about yet, is that a VE panel? They don't talk about it anywhere 🙂

  6. I would think the weight is an issue? 48 volt systems are lighter. Do you really need 3/4” thick marine plywood? I would guess that 1/2” would support that equipment in the worst sea conditions? Weight savings is a little everywhere to add up.

  7. I haven't seen the video when you gelcoat your toenails.

    Don't worry I'm a 62 French man, I'm wearing earring, and our

    first lady is a Trans 🙂

  8. are you going to add some permeant lighting into this equip cabinet? I reference Teal on SV Basik – check out his equip cabinets – seems like a no brainer to me for a small effort.

  9. Everything seems to fall into places. Your knowledge and expertise are very helpful to the sailing community. You guys are my favorite on sailing channels of all times.

  10. Hi i just wondered how are you going to keep all those inverters cool ? Victron recommend 100 mm space or 4 inch air gap around the unit . Well you can not achieve this in that cupboard.

  11. I like your channel. You are the same age as us-ish and with the same-ish XP. but, why in TF are you using that old AF and useless imperial? Hello, metiric, welcome the the world of specifics.. Just. Do. It. It is very accurate and world wide known. Get with the program, ppl of my gen X! You are def too good at this to be lost in midevel feet and other random cups. Love you! Hope to see you once we get a boat and sail too! /Catta from Sweden

  12. Nice setup but definitely out of reach of most cruisers' budgets. $1300 for 10 Victron MMPTs plus thousands more for inverters, transformers, DC to DC converters etc. The scale of this project boat and refit is just beyond.

  13. Wow complicated for me, but somehow interesting 😃 good progress to getting her powered up so you can move on board!

  14. When I rigged my last boat I designed and built a custom equipment rack mounting system from stainless steel and aluminum. I used my waterjet to cut 1/4" aluminum plate with stainless steel standoffs and after drilling and tapping all of the holes for mounting the equipment I had it all hard anodized and I laser engraved into the hard anodized aluminum.

    I build my own solar charge controllers that automatically reconfigure the solar array to any combination of series or parallel so that I am able to charge batteries even in low sunlight situations. On average I get 2-3 more hours of charging per day.

  15. I hope you have looked at automotive PDM's for 12v switching, I think it would greatly simplify boat wiring having a few strategically placed PDM's and add a tone of reliability not needing fuses!

  16. Brilliant! I am amazed by what ease this job is discussed. I'd be out of my mind, fraught with worry and just plain sick, if it were up to me. Thanks for making it look easy!

  17. I look at all the electronics and power management systems and pray that you never experience a lightning strike knowing the $60,000 to $130,000. Insurance settlements after a lightning strike and subsequent cancellation of the policy.

  18. Wow go team Dauntless what a Huge project just have to ask what scares you on a project because I feel nothing stops you all !!! 🙂

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