BE FREE pornește spre Regatul Tonga. Aceasta este partea a 2-a din 2 din aventura mea de 1500 de mile marine, fără escală, cu navigație solo în Tonga. Navigația mea anterioară pe distanță lungă era de 1300 de mile fără escală de la Martinica la Panama, nu de 1200, așa cum am spus. De data aceasta este o velă foarte frumoasă în Oceanul Pacific de Sud și chiar și-a găsit timp să se joace cu muzica și să editeze cea mai mare parte a acestui episod, inclusiv noua intro. Regiunea dintre Tahiti și până la Fiji, care se află la 500 de mile vest de Tonga, este renumită pentru vremea imprevizibilă și adesea vânturile puternice. Aceasta nu este departe de Noua Zeelandă, care au o influență imensă asupra vremii de aici și, de asemenea, temperatura scade destul de mult noaptea. Vă rugăm să fiți respectuoși și amabili în comentariile voastre, suntem doar ființe umane. Oameni obișnuiți care împărtășesc viața noastră extraordinară cu tine în bine și în rău. Vă mulțumim foarte mult pentru etichetare și pentru că patronii contribuie la realizarea acestui videoclip. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Sailingwiththomas VA MULȚUMESC PENTRU VIZIONARE ȘI ABONER! De asemenea, puteți urmări navigarea cu Thomas pe alte platforme pentru fotografii și videoclipuri actualizate aproape zilnic și chiar să vă găsiți un tricou nou: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sailingwiththomas Instagram: https://www.instagram .com/sailingwiththomas Magazin: https://sailingwiththomascom.wpcomstaging.com/shop/ DESPRE ACEST CANAL: Navigați în jurul lumii cu un Bavaria 55 Cruiser, realizând videoclipuri ori de câte ori avem timp pentru asta. Chiar dacă acesta este sezonul 6 pe YouTube, nu am făcut atât de multe videoclipuri la început. Înainte de a naviga cu normă întreagă, am navigat mai multe sezoane în Marea Mediterană și, evident, și în Scandinavia. Am mai călătorit în lume și am fost, de asemenea, un navigator activ de regate. Am avut prima mea barca cu pânze la vârsta de 7 ani și de atunci navighez. De asemenea, peste 10 ani de experiență în căutare și salvare pe mare în Norvegia. VA RUGAM SA FITI AMABILI IN COMENTARII! Sunt doar o persoană normală care împărtășește aventura mea de călătorie prin ochii mei și experiența din perspectiva mea! Amintește-ți cum fac lucruri care ar putea funcționa pentru mine, dar nu și pentru tine. S-ar putea chiar să nu fie modul corect de a face lucrurile și nici eu nu am planul. Nu sunt perfect și nimeni nu este. În ziua în care cred că știu totul și nu cred că pot învăța lucruri noi, ar trebui să plec la țărm.
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CĂLĂTORIE ÎN TIMP PRIN VURTUNI – SwT 161 – PARTEA 2 NONSTOP 1500 de mile SOLO SAIL TAHITI – TONGA
Beautiful !! Wonderful nature !!
Nothing makes you feel more alive than that moment when you've cleared the storm. Good video Thomas.
Better ride than a amusement park glad you made it safely
Hello Thomas, what a joy watching you facing that storm with a smile. I know of course that you are aboard a big boat but still. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to show us Tonga. A bucket list destination.
This was crazy.
Congrats on reaching Tonga Great to see that everything went well, I am impressed by your skills and calmness in this situation. Thanks for a great video again.👍👌👍😀
Great video what’s the strongest winds you’ve sailed in ?
When a boat loses it mast during a storm, is that because they didn't pull down their main sail like you did? I know absolutely nothing. I'm fascinated with sailing.
Thanks Thomas and congrats on reaching Tonga. I really enjoy your sailing footage. That storm during the night must have been a wild ride but also exciting for you. Be safe and take care. Can't wait to see the videos showing the beauty of Tonga and your adventures there.
You sail like a champ 👍
Keep up the awesome videos TOM
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Love it dude.
Crazy Viking ❤
Great job skipper. Be Free sure's a super windship.
Great video Thomas 👍 I’m new here and really appreciated your advice and knowledge on getting thru that 50 knot blow!! Well done 😎👍🙏
Happy Your Safe, Hope the dismasted boats are safe as well. I Wonder , did you hear and Zero's/F-14's flying about? 🤣 Fair Winds 😎
ENJOY TONGA GREAT VIDEO !
Fantastic, thanks for sharing.
Thomas, you know what you are doing but please be careful.
Wow!
Well done Thomas ! did you have reefs in the head sail? that was a hell of a trip,glad to hear everyone survived!wow !!
Fair winds ⛵️
Thomas is a cool laid back guy. Great captain of his ship and prepared l. Great job Thomas. Be Free
What an interesting and giving person you are Thomas. Thanks once again for sharing your epic adventure with us ! I can hardly wait for your next episode, keep safe.
Well done Thomas😮enjoy😊 Tonga and chok dee, f thai❤
With your sailing experience and expertise you could do workshops in Australia to cover your expenses here
Love your work
Think about what I said your world sailing is priceless I’d come and Iam sure thousand of Aussie would check it out
Hi Thomas. Great vide. I have a C57 and interested on yout storm prrep. You keep your binimi up during the storm. Are you ever fearful that it may get torn off?
Nice Sailing Thomas!!!! much love from Marco Polo
Wow Thomas….
I would have shxx myself sailing through that and their you were smiling!!
Great video Thomas 👍🤔😳😂😂😂🥰🥰🏴
Excellent sailing footage as always Thomas, preparation and positivity must be a big part of your success.
Great video Thomas. Pretty scary such 50+ winds at night as a solo sailer.
Proper sailing channel
Epic achievement Thomas!
It must have felt very lonely out there in the storms.
Oh, and as a sound engineer, may I recommend two plugins for you to try on your dialogue if it's compromised by wind and noise..
1.dxRevive Pro, by Accentize
2. Hush Pro, by Hushaudioapp.
Bra som vanligt!
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Hey Thomas – Was the storm at the place where the ocean was the deapest.????????? There is no doubt that you get a worried face when you are in a storm like that- Good fortune Thomas – Glad you made it safe across. Let us know the lessons you learnt about the unreliable weather forcast.
Supersailing with speed & safety! Amazing that you managed to film as well and kudos for being well prepared, lovely to see knowledgeable people in the elements! BeFree looked very happy in the waves… ❤⛵️ cheers!/Sophia
Autopilot is so much better than Wind Vane Steering when conditions get very bad Thomas, Wind Vane becomes much too Slow in Reaction times when you need fast reactions imho, and that can get you into real trouble very fast. Weather forecasting has become somewhat problematic thanks to Computer Modelling imho as well, with people thinking Model Output is some sort of Reality. Most of the time they are OKish at best, but for me, to get a real picture of what is building up, takes a Barograph, with its Real Time Paper Graphic Record . If you have an iPhone or iPad, or both – sadly I haven't seen this app yet for Android – there is an electronic Barograph and altitude App on the App Store- frankly that app is the only reason I have an iPhone and iPad, as generally Apple products to me, really Suck – but a real Paper Barograph is a really expensive Scientific instrument, and Paper rolls suck in a Marine Environment, so for me, iPad for below deck to keep an eye on, and an iPhone Mini 13 to have in my pocket in the Cockpit. Look at the screen, and you get an immediate visible update on the Barometric Pressure situation. To register that app, cost me £2.99, one heck of a bargain, and you can start getting a feel fore being your own weather forecaster. Best Wishes, Fair Winds and Safe Travels. Bob in Wales. 🤔 👍⛵️✨️✨️✨️❤️
You are a clever sailor Thomas, it always pays off to keep your boat and rig well maintained and in top conditions. Along with the right decisions and your skills you make it safe to Tonga. Happy to see that both autopilots was capable of keeping up with strong wind and sea forces, makes you sleep better on your next crossing. Cheers.🍺
One heck of a ride! Great example of the five P’s. Thank you for sharing
Wow big storm…awesome video 😊
🎉 congratulations
You are a true Viking in the seas! 😁👌👍
Keeping your rigging up to date is huge. Also there are times to bring in your sails like you did. Then just run with storm jib as you also did. So many sailors take way to many risks. Glad to see you are not one of them.
It would be interesting to see how close you were to Home Reef ! I don't know how well its charted but it shows on Google. Its 13miles south of Late Island and can surface at times, very volcanic, Sometimes puts pumice into the water.
Lots of storms this year, I would doubt you were in part of the Hurricane that hit Vanuatu ? This was probably filmed before that ? WOW, your sailing right into it !
I take it your boat does not hove to very well ? Thats what I would do in that much wind and waves.
Hi Thomas that was a wild storm glad You Made it ok.
Du er helt rå. Måtte nok ha kasta boxern min etter den natta der. Glad det gikk bra!