Proprietarii noi de bărci se confruntă cu vânturi de 40 de noduri – Ziua 2 de antrenament pentru iaht

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1. Would be interested in knowing if you were required by insurance to get your training? If so how many hours do they want you to have? We may be in the same “boat” as far as needing that…. Scott seems really good. Would like his contact info too.

2. I know you've probably been told, but they grow up so fast. Enjoy the ride. You're doing it right where you're with them almost all the time at this age

3. Soooooo much better than a van 🎉 And good to identify possible leak origin. 👍🏻 I must say, everyone looks in good spirits……and “mom” looks the happiest as she compared her boat galley and living room to the van. It will all work out. Happy for you guys. 🔆🌊💨⚓️🛥️🌞🔆

4. Nice video and good to have that training. Hope that first boat project can be fixed soon.

5. Keep up the great work with the videos!! I am really going to enjoy following along on this adventure! Stay safe out there!!

6. Thanks for keeping it real!!

7. You guys rock. The lessons you've learned and will learn are invaluable. Great job – keep it up!

8. This is the boat I’m interested in doing the loop in. Looking forward to seeing how it works for you.

9. There is something very calming about the sound of wind and rain outside. Glad you found the source of the leak and hopefully it will be a straightforward repair. It is fun to see you with three generations of family on board. Have a great week ahead.

10. That Palmer-Johnson on the left at 5:50 is dead sexy.

11. Great video! Keep up the good work.. I look forward to following you on your adventures!

12. Awesome video! It’s a good thing to have found the leak and make repairs. Hope it’s all repaired. Wyatt and Logan are adapting to the boat like pros.

13. Love the journey! Your patience and joint trouble shooting procedures is to be commended. Thanks for sharing!

14. Goodonyah guys

15. When you folks hit the Hudson River please reach out to us when you are near the Kingston NY area. Great stop over. My wife and I are retired law enforcement and are willing to shuttle you out for supplies or take the kids to the park. Also Kingston was the first capital of NY and there’s lots of content. Jay Creature.

16. Ever thought about installing a Sea Keeper? You’ll get rid of that rolling instantly.

17. Tip for your checks in the engine room. Paint a dot about 1 inch dia at every spot where you need to monitor temps with a IR temp gun. I use 4 different colors for my hourly, 6 hour, daily and weekly checks. That way you measure at the same place each time.

18. it sounds like u guys might be first time boat owners?? would be interested in hearing how you were able to overcome the boat insurance challenge. along with which insurance co u are using and price for your 48', thx in advance

19. Remove “damn bow thruster” from your vocabulary”. Bow thrusters are a luxury that will often fail you. In my worthless opinion, he was correcting your approach to show you the line you should be on. When ever possible, maneuver your vessel without using the thruster as this will familiarize you more as well prepare you for when (not if) the thruster, pops its breaker, gets something wedged, or all out fails.

20. What is the date of the video ? Very interesting .

21. Storms make for uncrowded waterways. Get out there and enjoy the waves and wind.

22. I can’t imagine taking children aboard a boat with inexperienced boat operators. Praying for safety.

23. It looks so cozy making meals and just living normal life while the wind and rain wreak havoc outside! Of course, discovering the leak puts a damper on things (no pun intended) …and leaks on boats can be endless rabbit holes of frustration, since where you SEE the water leaking inside is often nowhere near where it’s actually coming in. 😱

24. This is a prime example of what's wrong with YT and it's siren song of fame and fortune to folks that would embark on an "adventure" like this. To heck with no mechanical skill set or seamanship or navigational skills. Let's just do this and figure it out as we go. How many knots do you know how to tie and which one is the proper one for the application. Do you understand what a proper rode is? Have you taken a Coast Guard safety boating course? Can you repair fiberglass? Where is your abandon ship plan and have you practice it? How are you gonna set an anchor or dock with one at the helm and another tending to a child? I could go on & on but I've already waisted 28 minutes of my life that i can't get back. And why do i care?? I dunno….maybe it's because of the two young kids that have no dang clue or didn't get a voice in your narcissistic decision. You are a Coast Guard rescue waiting to happen. But hey….that'll probably get you more likes and money, right??

25. Good video

26. Not all marina water is potable i.e., clean and safe to drink. Also, you want to minimize organics and debris in your fresh water tanks to keep them (and you) healthy and fresh smelling. You should have something like a Clearsource Dockside Ultra marine filter system…always pre-filter your water before taking on board…don't learn the hard way, your heads will thank-you lol. Good luck

27. Congratulations on the boat and safe sailing and fair winds and stay safe!❤😊

28. Get a dehumidifier for the cabin to keep the fog and condensation off the windows!

29. Remember on spare parts one is none two is one three is good four of everything is best so you dont get stranded with out the part you need! Carry extra pumps and fittings and bearings for everything!

30. 🎉

31. Fixing a leaking window can range from not-a-big-job to a very big job, but they're very common. Usually its a removal of the window and sealant and re-bed them. If you're lucky you can reuse the window you have, if you aren't lucky you have to find a place to get you new windows. It'll be a PITA but its completely DIY-able. Now that you think you know where its coming from, wait until its dry and then spray that window with a hose on the dock and verify. You might be able to smear some sealant on from the outside as a temporary fix, but make sure you put the real fix on your list of todos.
    Also, some boats have external window covers. If yours came with some it would be worth fitting them to the leaking window when you aren't at sea.

32. Please what are those headsets you use? I am hoping to solve a similar problem!

33. Sad people aren't honest when they sell something it's obvious they knew and it's probably 1 of the reasons they wanted to get rid of the boat too bad you can't make them pay to have it
    fixed def should contact them.

34. Some anchorages provide better protection than marinas, just like marinas can offer dramatically different levels of protection from wind, chop and swell. Don't assume all marinas will provide a restfull sleep in all conditions. You can look at the chart for the amount of fetch and read reviews to find this out.

35. I hope you fix the leak. Try using small 9×9 microfiber towels to clean your windows, they work so much better. Thanks for taking us along!

36. Congrats on your new boat!!

37. I think I have worked on this boat

38. Very genuinely happy for y'all… but i will always love your van trip down the east coast the most ❤

39. Great meeting you guys in Urbana! Good luck on your adventures! – Watershed

40. Thanks for sharing your troubles, it's helpful for others. Windows sealing is a known issue on Navigators. It can be fixed.

41. Well, you guys are awesome I enjoyed watching baby is beautiful didn’t see enough of Wyatt I don’t think but he’s probably awesome to you guys will get it done. I hope you enjoy your new life. Be blessed in everything you do and put your hand to see you later literally right

42. Nice boat. How much was she?

43. Nice video.

44. Unfortunately a leak like that doesn’t qualify as a “big problem.”

45. Is there any way we can start getting at least 2 episodes per week? 😉

46. 50 knots gusts??? Bs, when i see your bimini and the flags in background.

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