Rămâi cald pe o barcă cu pânze – Instalare încălzitor diesel Dickinsons [EP 221]

Rămâi cald pe o barcă cu pânze - Instalare încălzitor diesel Dickinsons [EP 221]



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46 thoughts on “Rămâi cald pe o barcă cu pânze – Instalare încălzitor diesel Dickinsons [EP 221]

  1. That must be such a great improvement to life onboard? As you are drawing fuel directly from the main tanks without a limit perhaps you need a low fuel warning light. Some installs for a heater use a separate feed starting part way up the tank ensuring you will always have enough fuel for a few hours engine time. The heater looks good, I notice Alluring Arctic Sailing have a steel mesh barrier beside their stove, that allows the space beside the heater to be used for drying whilst keeping things from contact with the heater. Perhaps you could warm a small kettle to the side?

  2. I am at 2:43 and had to just pause the video and comment – I really miss and enjoy these explanations!!! I have been watching for donkey's years and have always followed you… love you both, but I really miss these explanations – no other channel delivers them like you!! MORE PLEASE!!!! OK… Press Play!!

  3. We call that funny snow "graupel". We pronounce it improperly – "graup" rhymes with "drop".

    Congrats on the heater – must feel wonderful. Millie is now an explorer yacht!

  4. Not snow, SLEET! Frozen rain drops. And also not hail. All three form differently. Such a tiny bit of it too. Nice installation. What is the heater rated for? BTUs or whichever units it is labelled for.

  5. As someone who’s done a couple of thousand flares, you need to deburr the inside of the pipe before you flare and then I see you didn’t flare deep enough, you need to crank the that flaring tool all the way home!

  6. I believe that funny styrofoam snow you experienced is called "graupel." Sometimes known as "corn snow." Fun video, as always! Well done.

  7. We used to call that “bean bag” snow. Old 1970’s reference. We had bean bags as furniture. Inside was styrofoam bits… that look exactly like that kind of snow.

  8. look for liquid lighter . Its a plastik bottle with a ignition cab. So you light it up, hold it into the oven turn it horizontal and push the bottle a bit. Flame drops will fall to the bottom, where you opened the oil valve about 30sec. prior. It is so much cleaner. I grew up with oil burner.

  9. Isn't a Dickinson just the most handsome thing? The installation is beautiful. But, …… fans? I have been on boats with Dickinson stoves with fans and a few without. There is no comparison in terms of the comfort they create in the immediate cabin and throughout the boat. My suggestion – install at least two more fans than you might think are needed. Moving warm air is magical.

  10. I haven't watched a single second so far but I had to click 'Like' instantly for that beautiful, warm smile in the tumbnail – next level!

  11. So glad you finally cut the notch out of the bottom of the backing plate. My OCD was screaming for about 23 seconds. 😊

  12. Great heaters. Get your self a heat powered fan to sit on top. Makes a huge difference in spreading the heat through the boat. Great work!

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