BOAT TOUR! Inside our Ericson 38-200 - (Two Afloat Sailing)

A tour of cabin of our 1988 Ericson 38-200 sailboat "Naoma." There is more information and links below if you click "Show More."
So far we sailed with her from San Diego to Mexico across the Pacific Ocean to French Polynesia (Tahiti and the Society Islands, Marquesas Islands, and the Tuamotu Atolls).
By the way, we forgot to mention the reason the fan was smoking (see our last episode). We promise to include it in the next video! Many of you were close with your guesses but so far only one person was 100% right... Keep guessing! - Ryan
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OTHER LINKS
Ryan's Personal Website
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About Ericson 38s and 38-200s (note: we have a 38-200)
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Navigation and Networking Stuff We Mentioned
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www.isailor.us/
vyacht.net/
The Fans We Have All Over The Cabin
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Our Kiteboarding Gear
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MUSIC
Funky Chunk - electronic Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@victorgiraud4254]

I'm an ICU RN here in Northern California. You guys are living my dream. Anything I can do from here for you guys I'm in. Love your videos.

[@TwoAfloat]

Thank you Victor! One of many good things about RNs is they're needed all over the world... All you need now is a boat to take you there! :) R

[@CoHamGuy]

Ha, thanks for the video I liked your chill attitude and humor, but also your attention to safety and being prepared

[@shellysizemore9398]

It's 5am here in Florida, I am watching this video with my morning coffee before I head off to work. What a way to start a Friday- you both crack me up! Thank you for sharing your adventures and thanks for the boat tour.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Shelly and thank you for letting us be apart of your morning! Enjoy the upcoming weekend! Cheers! :) Nicole

[@svgrunt2053]

entertaining & educational thanks again to my favorite KZbinrs! Naoma rocks! ......GRUNT

[@TwoAfloat]

s/v Grunt, you rock for taking a liking to us. :) Cheers! N

[@sailingvesselsouthernlady447]

The Engels are fantastic! As you can tell, we have one on our boat as well. Thanks for the tour!

[@TwoAfloat]

It makes a good back rest too... :) R

[@nolantate5072]

You guys are amazing. thanks for the adventure.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hey Nolan, thank you for the props! Cheers! N

[@QuaeroveritasJustcallmeQ]

Loving the humour and appreciating the details about why you have things set up the way you do. I just liked and subbed.

[@TwoAfloat]

Welcome Q! Stoked you found us and are enjoying the vids! Cheers! Nicole

[@froogal8887]

I have nav station envy now :) Thanks for posting. Fair winds, Skipper Froo.

[@BillKnopf]

I loved the detailed account of the electronics. I loved the redundancy and communication fallbacks. I too tend to over engineer, but when you are offshore, you need to be self-sufficient. You are absolutely right about the bond with your boat, especially if you do your own work. Also, if I did the work, I have much more confidence in the boat under me. Thanks for sharing.

[@TwoAfloat]

So true Bill...redundancy and understanding how it all works so that if a problem does arise, you can fix it. We are all about that! Thanks for watching! Cheers! N

[@ismail1683]

I've watched a few of your videos. It's both annoying and inspiring. Annoying 'cause you take life by the balls and ride it so I'm kinda unnecessarily jealous and truly inspiring. Love your outlook on life. Thank you!

[@TwoAfloat]

That is such a great way to put it Ismail Allie! Right on! Cheers! :) Nicole

[@00dmb5]

Cheers to a fantastic sense of humor! You've managed to fit a big package in that boat! *bah dum tis* I am most glad to have discovered this and look forward to seeing more!

[@TwoAfloat]

Hahaha! We love your humor David...you just made me smile. :) Cheers! Nicole

[@HandyMan657]

You two slay me.. SO good.

[@kristenfletcher9486]

Hello, I noticed as your video was starting, I already had a smile on my face, I love watching you two, so funny, honest & have a zest for life that's infectious! Love to see your deck Ryan - sorry Nicole, he left himself wide open for that comment! Keep up the good work, & the yoga moves. Nemeste🙋🏼🇦🇺⛵

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! I am laughing right now! He did leave himself wide open for that and you nailed it! Haha!!! Thank you Kristen for the hubby hubbya! :) Nicole

[@garyleonard4009]

You guy's are ssooooo cool. You put a smile on my dial lol

[@John-ys8iu]

Great stuff guys. Since you asked... I would like a geeky video on all the electronics and navigation tools...

[@daiman56]

Cool sense of humor, and a great tour of your boat/home. The safety features on the boat and the amount of redundancy at your nav station is outstanding.

[@TwoAfloat]

Thanks Davie! Safety is a top priority on Naoma and redundancy is the way to go. Cheers! Nicole

[@marclanglois7546]

it's been almost a year that i discover sailing videos like yours. Bought me a 36.4 feet Kirie Elite and hope to sail as you do with my wife in couple of years. I learn a lot from videos like this one. Thank you and wish you fair wind.

[@markpangle1502]

Great video. I actually like the technical stuff so you can even go into more detail if you like. In fact, your "man overboard" video is one of the best video's out there on the subject so keep up the good work.

[@TwoAfloat]

Wow, Mark thanks for that! Overboard took a long time to shoot but we thought it was an important one. We were a bit unsure about the length of the technical stuff but stoked to hear people are liking it. :) N

[@martinseitz7660]

Worth a true thumbs up!

[@TwoAfloat]

Right on Martin, thank you! :) Nicole

[@angeloattard9748]

good movies even the ones when you shaved...so don't let it bother you...keep well both of you.

[@gasguzzler69]

top video, interesting, entertaining, educational and humor.

[@TwoAfloat]

Wow David, thank you! We try to keep it that way, it's just who we are. Cheers! :) Nicole

[@scooptv9]

Great job again ... Funny and informative. Thanks!

[@TwoAfloat]

Mauruuru Justin! We'll try to keep them coming. Cheers! N

[@steenandcompany]

You spent a little time mentioning peoples comments about your last video so I have to assume there were some negative ones..... Look you two, it is your sense of humor that some of us can relate to and why I personally look forward to your videos. Not that seeing you trim your sack was the highlight of my day but I did laugh my ass off (I wasn't expecting that one), so thank you for keeping it real. You cant please all the people all the time so keep being yourselves. Some of us appreciate who you are. Keep up the great work.

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! We figured we'd surprise a few people with the creative way to man groom on a boat. We will for sure stay true to ourselves...that's the only way we know how. Cheers Donovan! :) Nicole

[@jackwmoody]

You guys are hilarious! Great video!

[@waynemazan7485]

love the nav part... thanks !!!!

[@wakenup23v]

Geat video. Entertaining and educational. it's obvious you did a lot of planning and executing a stable, safe and functional sailing vessel.

[@TwoAfloat]

Thanks Garrett! Safety is our number 1 priority and we're stoked to show how is all comes together. Cheers! N

[@ChasingDreamsLivingLife]

Fantastic Vid! Thanks guys.

[@peternorton7665]

I admire you folks

[@TwoAfloat]

Thank you Pedro for those kind words. :) Nicole

[@youyouulf]

Thank you for not adding music! ;)

[@4amwaj]

you guys are a pair of legends. really loving the vids guys.

[@BobtDotCom]

Awesome & real as usual. Perfect! Never too much explanation or description. Fastest 12 minutes and 43 seconds I had today. Keep it up. People will come. :-)

[@TwoAfloat]

Right on Bob! Thank you for watching and for the feedback. We'll keep the explanations and descriptions coming. :) Nicole

[@paulklodt2209]

Your work/videos are improving the enjoyment of watching is coming with it tech. info. is good.

[@TwoAfloat]

Thanks for the props Paul! The learning curve is still happening both for shooting and editing but we are for sure enjoying it! Cheers! Nicole

[@dutchmansailing857]

Hey in reference to fire extinguishers If you have a rubber hammer tap the bottom the powder in there settles and if you do have a fire it can get clumps in the tube and will not work . Fair winds and good sails !!!!!! Charles

[@TwoAfloat]

Great advice, thank you Dutchman Sailing! That's why Nicole shakes them regularly (the extinguishers too...) :) Rubber hammer tapping is a great idea, we will add that to our routine. Fair winds - Ryan

[@cultivate8617]

Great tour! Love the added touch of having names of the patrons on the mast. And that pivoting stove is so rad!

[@probablywix821]

Love your videos. I have this feeling you two are very entertaining in person as well.

[@TwoAfloat]

Thank you...and especially with like minded people. There are always laughs to be had. :) N

[@LifeisGood2018]

You guys are a riot, thanks for the entertainment

[@TwoAfloat]

:) Gotta keep it interesting from all aspects of life. :) N

[@steini6771]

Educating, funny and smart. Thanks for sharing. Love you more. Have a fab weekend. S

[@morrismetcalf209]

I am impressed with the safety equipment and the thought given it. Seems all you guys do is well thought out and exceedingly functional with exception of headroom in your berth. Oh well I am sure you get around that.

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha Morris...we make it work in the berth. ;) Yes lots of time was spent researching and thinking about all the safety systems before we left. We occasionally test each other / drill to stay sharp so we don't get caught off guard. Cheers! Nicole

[@LeoTisha]

You guys rock hardcore! Period.

[@TwoAfloat]

Right on Leo and Tisha! Stoked to hear that. Cheers! N

[@keeblerhunts]

Alot of cruising videos out there, but none match your constant humour. :) Keep up the good work!

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! Right on! Glad you enjoy the humor! We wouldn't be true to ourselves if it was not in there. :) Cheers! Nicole

[@Lillimonstervideo]

Ich liebe Eure lustigen Videos!!! Wie immer: echt sehenswert und informativ, dabei auch noch lustig und einfach cool! Ihr habt ein tolles Boot! Wir sind immer noch auf der Suche...in Portugal haben wir fast ein passendes gefunden - aber beim Sea trail ist dann nach zwei großen Wellen über den Bug schon das Cockpit fast bis zur Sitzbank voll Wasser gelaufen. Da fühle ich mich nicht sicher. Wir suchen weiter... Und ich freue mich auf jedes neue Video von Euch

[@TwoAfloat]

Danke Sabine! Good luck with continuing to find that perfect boat. It's nice to not be in a rush. Alles Gute, Nicole

[@collingtech1]

good job !

[@gregernegerpungspark]

You guys are awesome! Keep making videos!

[@creasy1729]

I always do enjoy watching your vids....you guys always make me laugh. Keep up the good work and fair winds

[@TwoAfloat]

Mauruuru Patriot 17 for your comment! Stoked to keep the laughs coming! Cheers! Nicole

[@christianroth6071]

Thank you for this explanation-tour from inside! And yes, please continue with some further informations about the upper side of Naoma! My best wishes to you from Germany! Greetings, Christian!

[@TwoAfloat]

Will do Christian! :) N

[@meldwnb]

Great video! I really liked seeing all the things you added (gave me lots of ideas for our Ericson 38). I would love to see a video of the deck and how you secure your dinghy. Thank you!!

[@TwoAfloat]

Usually tight underwear does the trick but generally I just let my dinghy hang. Why do you ask? :) We have an approximately 10' achilles with wood floor. On passages more than one day or so we stow it packed away lashed to some spectra loops we installed below the cabinet on the starboard side of the v-berth. Otherwise we stow it on deck, upside down, bow forward, with the hatch-guard just inside the dinghies transom (stainless rail thing Ericson has over the small hatch on deck). We lash the aft part with line using the forward chainplates as hard points and the forward part using the braces on the adjacent stanchion bases. Does that help? Important to deflate partly on hot days... Have you seen our posts in the Ericson forum? Lots of pics of stuff we did on deck you might like but I think we'll do a deck video eventually. Thanks for the comment!

[@meldwnb]

That definitely gives us some ides! Thank you. One last question for you. We're installing our new electronics (B&G) and we're trying to figure out the best way to install our chart plotter without spending $600 for some of the pre-manufactured holders. We've watched your videos, looking for the way you installed yours and it appears that it's just open to the elements. Is that working out for you? We're thinking of modifying a side bracket and attaching it that way and making some sort of clear covering for rainy weather.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Melissa, Nicole here. I'm not the expert on electronics but we just put conduit to protect the cables and it has been working great so far. I also made a sunbrella cover for the display device itself which is protecting it when not in use. I hope that helps! :) Nicole

[@meldwnb]

Thanks Nicole! That's kind of what we were thinking...good to know it's working for you! Thank you!

[@TwoAfloat]

Ryan here... We used a Ram Mount www.rammount.com/ for the display then ran cables as Nicole described. It works extremely well for our Zeus2 as it's designed for outdoor use but I can't vouch for the waterproof-ness etc of other brands. The benefits of this mount include cost and especially adjustability. When we have friends onboard at anchor it easy swivels out of the way. Note that the black paint on the mount tends to flake off over time. We just spray with corrosion guard and so far (3 years in the tropics) no problems. We also replaced the stock fasteners with stainless. Hope this helps! R

[@slowbikindude]

That was very informative and entertaining ...can we get back to the inappropriate stuff? Love you guys!

[@maseroti]

Always fantastic to listen you guys every story is so emotional so keeps me going closer to my dreams..... excellent Staff thanks Alot

[@TwoAfloat]

Mauruuru maseroti for those kind words. We're stoked to share our adventures with everyone! Cheers! Nicole

[@Fumingzeus]

I always love watching your videos, I sit in anticipation for the next one every time.👍🏻

[@TwoAfloat]

Your comment just put a smile on my face. :) Thank you! Nicole

[@davegibson3517]

Thanks for the awesome boat tour. And great tech info. You are a very inspirational couple. Love your videos. Cheers

[@TwoAfloat]

Hey right on Dave! Glad you enjoyed it! I don't know how inspirational I am but the hubby for sure is. Cheers! :) N

[@tkpaulsen1]

Good stuff guys ad plus 10 on the deck footage

[@TwoAfloat]

You got it Tom! :) N

[@senorspoon1]

Radness !!! :)

[@cbev599]

KEEP THE DETAIL... cant force me to skip ahead!

[@TwoAfloat]

Details it is! :) Thanks cbev599! :) N

[@nheeren1]

Rad tour!!! Love you guys. Maybe do short tours of different areas of the boat inside and out. ie. engine, cockpit, underside, chain locker. The long deck and very tall mast. Shiver me timbers and blow me down! :) Thank you.

[@JonMadsen70]

Great tour! It always makes my day when you guys post a new video :)

[@TwoAfloat]

Jon that's rad to hear, thanks for the comment! R

[@edgribben7928]

I love your videos and always pick up great ideas for our boat and travels. How long have you been in Tahiti? Where do you plan to go next?

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Ed, thank you! And we're happy the boat tour gave you some ideas. We've been in French Polynesia for 2 years now and the plan is to continue bouncing around the islands for a while longer. This area is such a magical place and there is so much more to explore. Cheers! :) Nicole

[@mikebarton221]

HEY GUYS Iv been watching sailing blogs for about a year, mostly riley and la vagabond as iv been saving money for ages to do the same thing (the dream aint cheap) :) Anyway your story is rad, videos are awesome the detail of information is exactly what people need to see, pubes and all, the world has got so P.C its nice to see something with decent honest content. If i see you guys out there hopefully this year i'll definitely buy you a beer cheers from NZ

[@TwoAfloat]

Right on Mike, thanks for the hubba hubba! :) Keep the dream alive! We hope to see you out here sailing, living your dream too! Cheers! Nicole

[@JoelWelter]

Hahaha! Funny ending!

[@TwoAfloat]

That's my man! He made me chuckle when he said that. :) N

[@svgitana2499]

Haha that last part was the best part!! Great info and video as always! 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@TwoAfloat]

Gotta leave it to Ryan to throw something in there. I couldn't believe how tame he was in this one. ;) Cheers! N

[@svgitana2499]

Hope one day we cross paths, it would be a true honor to meet the both of you! 🍻

[@svDUCHESS]

Great video! Please describe the engine access on your boat. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Bill. Oh we loved the engine access on Naoma! You had to take the ladder off and then the large cover which gave you access from the front and a great portion of the engine. There was a smaller side panel you could take in the aft cabin and there was another top panel that you could take off and have great access to the back of the engine. :) N

[@svDUCHESS]

@@TwoAfloat Excellent! Thanks so much for that info!

[@brettney72]

great vid guys sweet boat BTW

[@TwoAfloat]

Hey Brettney72, thanks for that! We love our little floating home! Cheers! :) N

[@user6619-k9t]

If you plan routes correctly, the only "winter gear" you need is a one-piece swimsuit instead of a two-piece! lol!

[@TwoAfloat]

Ha! So true... Thanks for the comment! R

[@glassman51]

Hi guys, love your videos and the Erickson 38 200 is high on my list of potential retirement home/cruising boat. I'd love to see the deck videos and also hear your overall opinion about your boat as a live aboard and long-distance cruiser. Thanks

[@TwoAfloat]

You got it classman51! One of our upcoming vids will have a deck tour. :) We're super happy with Namoa, she's solid and she does incrediblely well in light winds. She's very comfortable down below and perfect for 2 people as live aboards. Cheers! Nicole

[@laurentfroggy6631]

You guys are hilarious 😂. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing and best from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 maybe you will come by someday

[@TwoAfloat]

Mauruuru Laurent! And thank you for always commenting and following us! Much appreciated! Cheers from the South Pacific! :) Nicole

[@replatablet4849]

:) i knew that you were not interested in yoga for nirvana, you love it for close combat skills :)

[@lanestreet1431]

Great job. Informative, entertaining and the chemistry between you two is fantastic to see. One question, did you name Naoma or did it come with that moniker? Fair winds.

[@TwoAfloat]

Lane Street, thank you for the compliment. :) And thank you for asking about "Naoma". I did speak about her name but it didn't make the editing cut. "Naoma" is Ryan's late grandmother who was an incredible, fun loving, and total free spirit. We thought her name was a perfect fit. :) Nicole

[@scenefromabove]

That was way cool! Outside next please! (Yeah, I know that most of it will be same old same old, but I suspect that you have got your own special touches here and there). BTW, I have a Hobie Tandem Island, and my biggest deal is a drybag :)

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Tony, yes we do have added touches on deck for sure! Sounds like people are interested in a deck tour as well so that will be in an upcoming episode. Cheers and thanks for watching! N

[@raulrosado6300]

I like your sense of humor.

[@TwoAfloat]

:) Mauruuru Raul! N

[@Jacoblejd]

Too civilized, still love it though ;) You guys rock!

[@Stick560]

Great tour. I'm not a Patron but I was wondering that sometimes maybe talk about the flags that seems required from country to country. Also talk about pirates, how real are they and what defenses do you have?

[@goldwing987]

Just stumbled onto you guys. YOU'RE BOTH WICKED FUNNY! I'm heading to the liquor store so I can binge watch. More later....what does it cost to get on the mast so to speak?

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! That is awesome! Thanks for joining us David! Thank you for asking about the name on our mast. If you'd like to check out our Patreon page it's got all kinds of info. Cheers! N

[@majesticmark6054]

LOL you guys are crazy but wonderful all at the same time.

[@TwoAfloat]

Gotta have that balance! ;) Thanks for the comment Majestic Mark! Cheers! Nicole

[@plstrom]

ou guys are ripped both of you ! i know about your condition but still man you are ripped and her damn we can see the pectorals defined everytime she moves an arm !! love your vids .. one day man ! :D good luck to you guys, you rock

[@TwoAfloat]

Thanks for the props plstrom! Staying healthy inside and out is super important to us as it keeps us going! Cheers! :) Nicole

[@4amwaj]

yea please show us all your deck!! (im not kiwi)

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! Yeah, when I watched it later I was wondering who would comment on that... R

[@JamesF1965]

Thank you! Perhaps a vid on mistakes made I know it would be a short video.....But all tales welcome

[@TwoAfloat]

We haven't really thought of that. Thanks for the idea James! N

[@Stifford123]

Cool video but that camera lens kinda creeps me out hehe 8)

[@allynonderdonk7577]

You did ask your audience if we wanted to see a video of your DECK right at the end?

[@svbarryduckworth628]

I'd watch a video of his DECK.

[@TwoAfloat]

Ryan said it would have to be a long video... :) N

[@svdellajean253]

Great video. What happened with the solar panel failure? Two questions -- Is the "world wide radio" SSB or something else? What is in the mast track to cover the track. Very cool and would like to do the same.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi S/V Della Jean - Yeah sorry, I forgot to mention it in this video but we will in the next. Some people were close with their guesses but so far only one person more or less nailed it... The "world wide radio" is an ICOM M802 SSB (HF radio) with Pactor 4 modem. I mainly use Sailmail but have Winlink and Sat addresses as back up. The mast track cover thing came with the boat and is OEM for the spar. It's basically a piece of aluminum that slides in the track. It's a Kenyon mast and I think you can get the parts at rigrite.com Thanks for the comment! R

[@curtismulder1950]

Ya guys you are hilarious.

[@AV-qt2sz]

Informative and also funny shit. Oops, I cursed.

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! I actually curse out loud in the newest one being uploaded as we speak...no one could hear me cursing when Ryan was working on my staph infection. :) Nicole

[@pinehillk9]

Nothing to say but hey, you got another comment.

[@TwoAfloat]

If having nothing to say was a reason to not say anything we wouldn't have any videos! :) R

[@bruceklein9008]

What is your draft?Fuel cap?Water cap?What make and size engine? Sorry for all the ? but I am shopping for my first sailboat and trying to learn as much as possible.Thank you.

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Bruce, no worries...draft = 6.5' dry but when loaded = 7'; fuel = 57 gallons; water = 60 gallons; Universal Model 40 engine, 30 horsepower (I had to look the engine one up in our manual). :) Awesome you are shopping for a boat! Good luck!!! :) Nicole

[@glenntepe1]

Informative, entertaining and down right wholesome for the most part🙁! Lol You two are awesome! Loved the porn music in the beginning!!!

[@TwoAfloat]

Okay okay...not so much wholesomeness...got it. Haha! ;) Thanks for the hubba hubba Glenn! N

[@glenntepe1]

Lol... I love all your videos!! You two make one hell of a team!

[@tedhuffar4523]

What type of watermaker do you use?

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Ted - We have a Spectra Ventura Tropical. It has proven reliable so far, we can often run it off solar (it is efficient), and it does not take up much space, but it typically only makes around 8 gph...

[@GaussHouse]

Can you add a link to your water maker?

[@TwoAfloat]

We had a Spectra Watermaker on our monohull and we have the same one on our cat. Great watermakers! www.spectrawatermakers.com/us/us

[@nicodutch5859]

You think Riply survived. No way I'll enter the boat without night vision and a AR15

[@ruckuss12000]

do you find the Erikson 38 to be blue water capable , i thought it was considered more of a coastal cruiser

[@TwoAfloat]

She is a coastal cruiser with blue water capabilities for sure. We did rebuild the foredeck and made her beefier including beefier cleats. What's incredible is her solid hull which sold us oh and the fact that she's super fast in light winds. :) Cheers! Nicole

[@dennismassie3552]

☀️🌬⛵️🏝

[@tomharrell1954]

How long is the boat? How wide is the boat? What make is it? What h What type rigg

[@TwoAfloat]

38' LOA. 12' beam. 1988 Ericson 38-200. Not sure what "h" means? She is a sloop! R

[@gidge34]

Safety takes no holidays, How do you wash your poop deck?

[@bmushler]

Keep up with the tech crap! Nice to know you have redundancy and know how to use it.

[@TwoAfloat]

Redundancy is a must out here! And it does help if you know how to use them. ;) N

[@Reddsmorris1]

thanks for sharing your videos and Nicole is nicely lean.

[@TwoAfloat]

:) Thank you for the compliment Reddsmorris1! :) Nicole

[@patriotpioneer]

No Butt-Crack Hair Was Harmed In The Making Of This Video..... ;-)

[@patriotpioneer]

Oh & I liked the Technical! As a matter of fact i want more, how exactly does the email via radio system work? Seriously, there are probably 3 or 4 of us subscribers to your channel that want to know!

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! ...definitely not, unless I get the wax strips out. ;) Nicole

[@ritschieee]

dang! don't you dare cutting out all the funny parts!? Or at least make a version for all those overeasilyoffended guys :D

[@TwoAfloat]

Haha! No need to worry ritschieee! Cutting it out would not be our style! Cheers! N

[@va7dgp]

Are you using Sailmail or Ham Radio. de va7qu. I do Winlink

[@berniebroering7438]

Good question! de kd8te

[@TwoAfloat]

Hi Don - We have both but primarily use Sailmail as it generally has a much more reliable connection out here. There is a great radio net you may like at 0300 UTC on 14300 (20 meter). They take position reports and talk with boats like ours underway across the Pacific. More info at www.pacseanet.com/ 73s! K2FLT

[@timothyzingg4226]

Horndog

[@seancreswell89]

🤣

[@benjaminshannon1013]

Na man the blah blah is good stuff.

[@Navisworker]

Some tmi in this video.

[@TwoAfloat]

Just a little. ;)

[@graeme-sailingskeptic]

hahahahaha

[@TwoAfloat]

:)