Viscol de 40 de noduri navigând la latitudini mari [Ep. 117]

Viscol de 40 de noduri navigând la latitudini mari [Ep. 117]



Când fereastra meteo este de +40 de noduri și viscol în sus, este sigur că va fi puțin sportiv! Urmărește cum decolăm navigând cu zăpadă pe punte și șapte albe în faimosul Canal Beagle. #sailing #blizzard #epic Acum bucurați-vă de un videoclip de navigație pe care ne-am distrat foarte mult să îl facem. Faceți clic pe abonați-vă și veniți alături de această minunată plimbare cu rollercoaster-ul unei zile extreme de navigație! Doriți să susțineți conținutul nostru, să obțineți informații din culise, actualizări în timp real și mii de fotografii din călătoria noastră? Alăturați-vă echipajului nostru pe Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ruca Site: https://www.sweetruca.com Carte scurtă: „Sharing the Journey” https://amzn.to/41bhEn8 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rucasailing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rucasailing Twitter: https://www.icasailing4.twitter.com/rucasailing Link afiliat KJy PredictWind: https://www.predictwind.com/?ref=sailingsweetruca Obțineți muzica noastră @Epidemic Sound Link afiliat: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/ey2t4k

source

41 thoughts on “Viscol de 40 de noduri navigând la latitudini mari [Ep. 117]

  1. Awesome video. Kate your editing and narration is amazing. I really liked the thought process for your fuel consumption and the explanations of how you navigate. Beautiful scenery and Roxy playing in the snow. What a place. Thanks a ton for the effort to entertain us. Keep having fun, stay warm and stay safe. Bill

  2. hah! Reminds me of skiing Whistler! Except there's no chainstores or super expensive restaurants; not to mention tourists who haven't paid any dues to get here.

  3. Sweet – love it . . . makes me want to hop on the boat and head out to adventure along the west coast of British Columbia (I live on one of the North Gulf Islands) . . . all I have to do is finish off the refit on my boat and off I go. My plans will have me ready for the summer of '24 to start doing some adventuring on the waves of my own – I'm debating whether I'll document my travels and travails and start a channel of my own – time and finances will tell.

  4. What a welcome site, the Dolfins must be at that point in your sail?
    It's a lot to take in, isn't it?
    So beautiful, yet tenuous at times.
    Fair winds, Curtis, Kate and Roxy.😉💙🐕‍🦺

  5. Hardcore guys! Sasplanet satellite images on opencpn can be fantastic for places like that. I've a halo+ radar which overlays on opencpn, very reassuring seeing it all match up 😎 Wrap up warm now!

  6. Sweet Ruca for sure is your pot of gold! You all did well on this bumpy day, nice!! That's Patagonia! Amazing!
    Little questions:
    – The engine was at its "sweet spot" for fuel economy or a bit higher due to wind and waves? If hogher, by how much %?
    – Do you think a dog house with windshield wipers would've made life better?
    – You used the heater while sailing?
    – The wind generator must've helped a lot on such a windy day, right? Is it being valuable on anchorages?
    Thanks for any input! And also for taking us on this one of a lifetime trip! My best! Fair winds!

  7. OMG 😱 WOW ‼️ A rainbow ending on Sweet Ruca 🎉🎉🎉 What an ending to a challenging episode. Good for you. See you next time.✨ 🌊 💨 💨⛵️❄️☃️☁️🌥️✨

  8. I have never been sailing in such conditions. I think my boat could handle it as it is rigged similarly to yours for the cold but….. I did want to give you a heads up on your diesel heater about something a lot of people don't realize might be an issue. In cold weather particularly, they tend to build soot in the exhaust if there is a dip in that exhaust line. Espar sells a condensate loop that drains the condensate out of that dip in the pipe. Basically it is a coil of pipe that is under a drain hole, that allows water to escape but not exhaust fumes. That condensate in a dip builds soot from the exhaust. That situation can cause fires or choke off the heater. Being on the water makes this situation more dramatic than landlubber diesel heaters. Also some people have to desoot the heater every 1000-2000 hours depending on the quality of the fuel going in. There is a screen around the glowplug inside that needs to be cleaned often as well if not just replaced. Also…and I promise this is the last thing, a lot of diesel heaters aren't tuned properly for their output to their elevation. This causes inefficient burning and soot buildup. There is a way to adjust the RPMs of the fan and the diesel pump injection timing as per the elevation. You just have to tune to one elevation, so this might save you fuel and time cleaning the unit. There are several websites and videos that can give you the proper settings. Oh fantastic, awe inspiring vid!!!

  9. So BEAUTIFUL out there…!!! ✅
    You guys remind us of some old night IFR freight pilots 🧙🏼‍♂️flying a DC-3.
    BTW, let us know when you Ever get up ⬆️ as high as South Africa 🇿🇦 now.👍👏👌😎

Lasă un răspuns

Adresa ta de email nu va fi publicată. Câmpurile obligatorii sunt marcate cu *

Follow by Email
YouTube
YouTube
WhatsApp