thank you. Enjoy your sailboat.

Yes. Only an outboard motor.

I have a 6 HP outboard on mine. I had a 9.9 which died. But unless going against a strong current the 6 HP -- with a special high thrust prop---works just fine.

Mountain Dew has that citrusy taste that I like.

Perfect weather for a cup of latte. Next time I want camp out here in the snow.

yes you are right, it was back ward during the roll test only but we were the right way during kayaking it around. If you kayaking it backwards, which I did once, it becomes very unstable & you are not going anywhere

Thanks for the tip!

True. I even made a video looking at some of those abandoned boats closely.

I want to go sailing again for sure. I did look for boats to live on, in fact I did find a few good candidate but.... The marina's docking fee here in Portland area are just ridiculously expensive. There is not much difference between renting an apartment vs. living aboard.

@@sipitak8702 You can allways rent an swing mooring witch means that you will need an dinghy to go ashore. that would be cheaper than an wet berth. Or look into installing you owen swing mooring then only pay for yearly registration and inspection. Allso consider going smaller at lest 24 ft is still an comfortable size. Gerard.

2020

Oh you meant what year is the boat. I is 1981 C25

Thanks for the tip. Did not know you can do that.

I'm with you brother. I'm planning on a liveaboard lifestyle within the next year. I'm in the process of minimizing all my belongings..Not much more to go for. I live in a small studio in NY. I need a different pace of life. This is actually a dream come true!

@@waltervega8730 Congrats brother! Initially, it will be fun. You'll realize how 'Freeing' it is with out all the "Stuff". Its a life like no other! However, its when the realities of liveaboard life start to anoy you is when you'll find out if this life is for you. A few issues we've all had is ; boat repairs, Water procurement, waste disposal, transfering food/goods to the boat (if you are on 'the hook'), and simply adjusting to a much smaller living environment. I've lived alone and with a woman aboard. I can say it's much easyier when you are alone seeing that neither of you kinda have your own 'space'. This can be a bit challenging at times but if the two of you can adjust, you'll do just fine. By yourself is easier, but does get a tad lonely. I solved this by having beer or wine at a bar close by.

@@TombiggbeeLife hahaha Great, thank you for the advice! Will be me and 2 dogs..I'm sure we'll make it work! Like you said I'm freeing myself of all the stuff I don't need! I want a life of experiences and not stuff!

maybe next time I got to sail in Langkawi?

@@sipitak8702 inshallah 😊

No. The marina was closed for renovations. Maybe the amenities are better now

Doing good. No longer works for TMW/Arcimoto.Most likely will relocate to portland.

@@sipitak8702 Hey give me your email again? I’ll delete it once I copy it.

Thank you for your kind words. In aTikTok world today, I tried my best to make my videos as short as possible. I was not able to get my hands on Alum in time last time, next time (if ever) I will definitely use Alum. PS: The vintage book section in the store was a treasure trove. All for USD $3.50 each! What a bargain.

I live in Ireland and have found it hard to get Alum powder so I used a salt and white vinegar bath. It’s worked really well. I too used a power washer which made life soo much easier. 👍

I think we will always miss our first boat.

man...that is really grim.

terima kasih Lan. kirim salam to Yah

Nak balik tapi pitih tak cukup pulak. Terpaksa tunggu Dato Vida masuk minang....:)

Hampir hampir terbengkalai projek ni

Cost $1200 at the marina where we took it to. In my "3 projects I did not get to do" video I covered this topic from min 1 to min 4. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGHLfZmEeaidgpI. As far as how often, I am afraid I am not the expert on that.

This is a gel coat hull, you don’t paint it, you wax it with car wax.

Join "the boring guy on youtube" club. Your channel is boring too ....😁

both😁

Craigslist actually

never say never...

Maybe you could help him out. He might even appreciate it.

thanks. A lot of people likes the fireplace actually.

terima kasih

thank you. I will remember the offer.

Which one is the Pearson26?

@@sipitak8702 3:06

The only problem I have is cooking and doing dishes. Not to mention lack of proper head for shower. Luckily, I can do all my cooking and take a shower at my workplace. Because of that, it works out great for me.

thats what i was thinking... 30 comes with the toilet and shower.

@@sipitak8702 You can "shower" in the 5gallon bucket with a wash rag. This looks much more comfortable than living in a volkswagon bus and plenty of people have lived in a van by the river. If you look some french man sailed around the world in a home made boat that makes this thing look much more livable. I'll give you $100 and a mexican coke for the boat right now. Cash offer.

EVERY boat is a liveaboard. Just depends on how you want to live aboard dumbass. Some of us prefer less as to more. I lived on 22' Pearson for 3 years and loved every second. It all comes down to what you think you need in life. If you think you need tons of stuff, being a liveaboard is not the life for you... unless you have crap tons of money to buy a 42' or larger boat. Great Vid my man! keep em coming! Don't listen to these dickheads and their condescending comments. Just keep living your best life! "Live if what you make it" :D