Would love to see some close ups of your poptop canopy its awesome i Would love something like that for my trailersailer

red and green,,, soften it up with that goanna,,mmm

2 different alternators were used with a 5mm difference between the top mount and adjusting mount

I know i shouldn't laugh at you struggling not knowing about how the bushing is adjustable but i did. You should change your complaining at the end as it was your lack of mechanical knowledge not the part

It's cooking....not cookin U bogan

Привет из России !!!

Always something to fix, but we wouldn't change living on a boat ❤❤

Go back to the 70's hippie

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Was this a camp off the Tambaritha?

I need your help

Hi Baz, I've been watching your vids as we bought an ultimate 18 a few months ago and we are still working out how to rig it! We are just at the beginning, working out which sheets are which, and we haven't raised the mast as yet. If you were ever inclined to post a vid on what all the bits do on an ultimate, there's very little information out there! We are in central VIC and not far from Eppalock and Cairn Curran. I'm guessing we should connect with some other Ultimate owners to learn the basics. Thanks for the vids, they have been a wealth of useful information.

Love seeing you sail around my neck of the woods, been missing a new upload for a while but i understand life gets in the way for most of us

Great review. I have the same issue as you do

Those thing under water at 13:54 are just a bunch of butchers sausages someone chucked over the side.

If you get LKTOP Air 3 200W charger hub and use your 120W charger to power it, you'll like it. This charger hub charges all three batteries simultaneously unlike DJI charger hub which can only charge one battery at a time. I bought two 120W USB-C charger bricks for about $40 to power LKTOP 200W hub charger. The charger hub has the same functions as DJI and more. It can put batteries in storage charge and displays batteries capacity in %, temperature, Watt. Go check it out.

Cheers for the video much appreciated. Great work and a massive help! The FASK2 pack I got has the outer seal as well but I didn't see it in your video? Did I miss something?

About to purchase air 3 and did not know it didn’t come with charger, in my opinion that’s like selling a car with no wheels.Its ridiculous no charger .Good information mate 👍

hey champ, hows the alternator holding up?

I had to buy a charger after, for the price of the unit it should have been included as it’s a vital piece. I think that is a disgrace to be honest

Put you gold ring under it then you will know what it sounds like

Bait pumps are great for sucking up material for panning. You can use them to get right in down to the bedrock.

Your beard makes a great wind sock lol. I'm able to see the wind direction by watching it.

Very cool!

I will be in the same boat as you when I get my first yacht

How much was the boat including any repairs? ( Sorry if it was mentioned I didn't catch it).

Where did you get the canvas hood that fits over the pop top?

How did you construct the pole supporting your solar panel?

Hi mate , Hey at about 16.25 on this vid you had the target just under that long old branch i reakon , Gold Id say ,you where to far to the left, Frog

No gold but your technique is on point... Obviously you had a great teacher..!

I would think that would be a good way to get a hernia, it looks like you know what your doing, just need to pass over the right spot, my other hobbi apart from hoping to sail some time soon is gold slucing, with a river sluice, I think Creswick is not far from you, and they also detect there as well, your garenteed to see gold, slucing in Slatey creek. Even just a pan and shovel. KZbin is your friend with that sport as well. Great to see you both out in nature on an adventure.

Hey mate, what the metal detector you're using?

You'll go even faster with better sail trim

Absolute hero

KZbin will not teach you how to sail. Only experience will teach you. KZbin will make you familiarize you with what to do.

The sailing learning curve is much steeper when racing in any conditions, great to see you getting started.

Was great to meet you. That sure was a rough sail.

That was a hard race glad to see you guys finished.

That was interesting, and you finished in front of a few Farr 6000s and the odd Sonarta 7s as well. Hard to know what you will be upto next. Nice bit of water as well

Great video - I love the honesty. I have a big family too and this has convinced me that I'd either need a bigger boat or would just aim for solo sailing!

I'll save you some time, folks. Here's the deal - the Fly More Combo doesn't come with a power supply for the drone. DJI doesn't mention it clearly on the box, and it's not in the inclusions list. So, despite spending $2,350 on the drone, you'll need to buy a separate power supply, costing around $129 AUD. DJI recommends their charger, but good luck finding it easily. I had to get a third-party charger with USB PD for faster charging. It's frustrating, and I think DJI needs to address this issue. Share your thoughts below and let's make sure DJI hears us.

Can't fix itself. When it's time it's time. 🍻🤙🏽

It’s costly but does a beautiful job.

You nailed that one Barry. Great work, I wish I had taken the time to learn from experts as I’ve made many mistakes. One thing I have done is using self amalgamating tape on the spreaders. It lasts a lot longer and looks nice and tidy.

Hey Folks, have you considered joining a Yacht Club like Geelong Trailable Yacht Club we have a few Ultimate 18’s there and it would help with your rig tuning . Also what better way to get your skills up with a group of like minded people who can assist and provide assistance on the water. We have options for cruising and racing. Westerly’s can be difficult at Geelong if you’re new to Sailing. With your shrouds measure them to confirm their lengths from each side. Looks like you have done pretty well. Last comment is look into the Ultimate Association they have a large knowledge base for your yacht. Hopefully will see you on the water. Regards Shaun.