Boats Being Boats. Adventures Of An Old Seadog, ep101

[@johannwolf1]

Best advert for Guinness ever. I could taste it.

[@mrc1539]

Just proves that “ Murphy’s Law “ also applies to boats . Hang in there , Old Seadogs will win in the End.

[@thegreatoceans4274]

You have a gift of story telling Barry . . . . from wood glue to a cup of tea in 3.5 minutes. And it all connects together like a Legos or a jig saw puzzle. Cheers to you Barry! Don't ever stop . . . .

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

I see you have a Corian or some other solid surface countertop. If you have Heat (gas line antifreeze) or alcohol of any kind, not that kind, it will work on silicon. Windex also works, but has to soak awhile. Any oozing silicon can also be handled with windex. Just spritz liberally and wipe with your finger. Scratches will sand out with a green scotch brite pad. Love your adventures. I got concerned when your rope handlers didn’t have on life jackets on the bow going through the locks. I have had lockmasters yell at me to put on life jacket. Happy voyages!

[@lyntonhowes5154]

Isn't the more obvious problem with those two taps that they are both indicating cold water? 😉 Great vid, thanks Barry!

[@brianboys9015]

Some days you are the pigeon other days you are the statue. LYW.

[@sailingoceans4215]

that was the Best Guinness commercial and its Sunday morning almost ten got to go out and drank a Guinness! or two then watch the rest Cheers mate!

[@JamesNewsomeCaiLeighAnna]

Well that all made sense, at least the cup of tea made sense.

[@lecaton5973]

Vitamin G my favorite beer! Thanks Barry. SV Brooklyn PNW

[@tree4408]

3.5.21 You pour thing again...that is why I am off my off grid mountain cabin. Now in a very small town...library, food open prairie 5 minute drive. 🤠

[@poche660]

more brilliance that only a god can appreciate.

[@regsig7825]

That is a good reason to take a break and have a cup of tea...

[@jlow4214]

Fixing stuff: lot of time or a of money, or dog help us, both! Had no idea Panama City was so cosmopolitan, so modern, my U.S. chauvinism takes another beating.(a good thing) Always learn something from you Barry. Ireland has given many gifts to the World, not least of those is Guinness! Take your Joyce, take your U2, take your Van the Man but don’t take my Guinness.(ok, maybe not Van Morrison!)

[@jptravels]

Bloody radio Hahaha...enjoy your evening Berry 😆

[@jimmyhvy2277]

Got to love percussion maintenance

[@georgeevans9563]

Addicted to your channel great entertainment

[@klouism1]

My goodness, you do have a lot to deal with. But you do very well you seem to be able to fix everything even though it may be a challenge you persevere. Hat off to you.

[@brunoguldhammer5951]

Ohøj Good to see you take care of them winds ! Keep good side up !

[@obiwanfisher537]

12:50 Basically wants to hang a painting with a nail and has to build a house first.

[@johnsteinbrueck7789]

Wishing you fair winds and following seas.

[@razzorbladz]

I found something on ebay i found to be quite handy for us yachties,on ebay you can get what is called an 8 wicks kerosene stove they cost about $12us and they run on Diesel very well which makes it cheap to run and portable

[@kevinmckinley9801]

Barry, pick up an avacado. You will feel better after. Safe winds and good luck with the visa

[@Subguy686]

I work in maintenance and, in the States anyway, we have a Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO) system to prevent all types of energy from reaching the machine we’re working on. For instance, we will shut and lock an air supply valve to keep anybody from opening it and moving the parts of the machine while we’re working on it. I doubt if Barry’s LOTO (Look Out/Taped Over) method would work for us. LOL

[@mountainquake]

A beer’s carbonation can come out in the glass or in your stomach. It just depends on the pour.

[@blueskyredkite]

Barry, if I recall correctly... actually, let me check, I have two here... yes, those MacBook chargers will run off 110v or 240v (get the magnifying glass out and read the panel on the side). So you can buy a local generator and still charge your MBP.

[@johnshaw8327]

We were in Panama for a year about 18 years ago. The climate played havoc with our electrical system and we tried to leave a few times. Eventually escaped. One boat got struck by lightning, cost them $50k to fix and then they got hit again !!! Not sure that I like that place very much. Hope you can leave sometime. I like your sense of humour.

[@billwoodrome3882]

The bloopers are hilarious!

[@robfraley4210]

Good job on the Aggravating sink 2:30. And one getting the fridge to..!! And Yes I have had Guinness Stout beer 🍺 before, even had it at a pub in Ireland 😳👍 on the road from Shannon into Limerick, stayed there for a week I EVEN got a Peterson Pipe there, while in Ireland 🇮🇪 do as, well, You Know....!!

[@isnoo1]

Oh . you have me in fits mate!!!!!

[@bobzumwalt5606]

Guinness, nectar of the gods......

[@charabanc1418]

Very funny. This channel just keeps getting better. Thanks Barry.

[@georgegulden5819]

👍🏼Always something to do. At least you aren’t bored.

[@jeffpennington2043]

THE BLOOPERS ARE AWESOME!

[@claremaccarthy7308]

Lovely to see you enjoying a pint of plain. Do try Murphy's some time. From Cork. Creamier, smoother head and a slightly more bitter taste. There's always Beamish too (also from Cork city) but not as good as the other two.

[@mikes2294]

Captain Barry, just another GREAT GREAT video. Thank you so much.

[@zzzxxzzz4797]

Thanks for sharing 😎

[@natheisler2918]

stop at bahia honda ,, great !!! and the fun town of golfito give me a shout give you a little info, love all!!

[@firsttimerplantingseeds]

That was chaos. However Barry was able to rise up from disorder. I am glad you are showing all your troubles that is giving me heads up before I try liveaboard on a sailboat. Thanks again for very informative video.

[@Zape68]

Yaiks..warm bear..😂😂😂

[@aprillevasseur9293]

Oh Barry!! Thank you so much for the best entertainment!! :)

[@ROBINRGLOVER]

Late to the party but great videos and the outtakes at the end, very funny. Its not as easy as it looks hey.

[@gatemana5]

Barry this is the first video of yours where I was glad I wasn't with you. You brought back some of the reality of owning my own boat, many years ago. At least 10% of the time you have to fix something which ruins the day. Kind of makes me glad I'm too old to do this any more. Keep up your good work and stay safe.

[@michellethelander1735]

Lol😂this funny video made me think of the story, If You Give a Pig a Pancake😂

[@davidforan298]

Guinness! Have you tried an American beer called Yuengling? Very good beer.

[@telrfilho]

Great vídeo guy. Thanks.

[@BastienKoert]

Always a cascade of repairs. Need to fix that, when you find another thing, for which you need the tool that broke last week...argh!

[@Buck1954]

Hot water needs a red indicator on your faucet. You could exist on Guinness if no other food existed.

[@wombatdk]

Owning a sailboat definitely requires a wide variety of skills. Sailing and seamanship of course, but also electric, motor diagnostics and so on and so forth. That's the reason I could never own a gasoline or diesel engine... they hate me. I swear they do. I think you're doing amazing. You're living your life free, the way you like, and you're showing the bad with the good, unlike many other sailing channels. Your ship is afloat, that's the most important part :)

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Thanks.

[@simonbroddle754]

Much easier to run the Mac off 12v. Loads of chargers available. Mine also has two USB chargers to charge phones and tablets at the same time. 👍

[@inneshutton3716]

2 cold taps that's no good! .......lol:)

[@maggieforbes2715]

hahaha....when in doubt, thump it......

[@rubendwarg1990]

Bingewatched all of your past 100+ videos and still going strong. This was one of the most amusing rants I've seen of you so far 😂

[@cjtoomey1321]

Ahh the eternal ebb and flood of tools ! Thanks for the nice vids.

[@gerardbourque7688]

love all youre videos keeps me dreaming here in canada tks chap

[@twoeagledrones]

Love it...you handled it well!

[@rogermace4516]

That was funny the way you ran through all the items that needed each other to function. Well done Great Vid again

[@kz4506]

It’s the fridge condenser when the fridge is off the condensers are connected holding power , I put a kill switch inline and that saved my power So off goes the fridge then kill the switch all good

[@mr.mojorisen2076]

Lmao I actually understand that , you probably won't see this for a while good one ! !🙂

[@StormSignal]

Caramaleddeeeee. Classic. Thanks for another fun video Barry.

[@stephengerrard1120]

Cycled across southern island some years back drank a lake of Guinness

[@doug1030]

Ditto the Guinness. Yes I followed, and understood every turn in your story. I was a builder in my time. Be safe. have a great trip.

[@edwardwerthner7717]

Try calling if possible the national visa center. They might help you. I dealt with the one in New Hampshire . Good luck. I doesn’t stop all the bs Of broken things on a boat. Amazing. . Great video.

[@bill4nier]

Adventures of an Old Seadog sums it up perfectly! Thanks for sharing, Berry!! 😊😊⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😄

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Cheers

[@chascain1]

If it was easy we would all be gallivanting around the carribean...cheers barry!

[@noahday7489]

Great vid

[@oldguytrippin2882]

Bloody Brilliant, Barry

[@gogs1468]

Another great video, thanks Barry.

[@billwoodrome3882]

Love all the work on the boat!

[@mrhoppe]

Another great episode, nice to see the trials as well as the triumphs.

[@jderrida69]

Thank you Barry. This was like watching James Burke's BBC show, Connections: An Alternate View of Change.......I am certain you must have seen it back when we were young. Brilliant as always mate !!

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

I remember it!

[@HS-xt6yw]

Barry, I've been on boats most of my life. I started gut laughing at 10:26. OMG, you did more to show life on a boat than all of the other wanna-be sailors on the net. Well done Barry!

[@roymurrayanderson7573]

Love those outtakes. Mr fixit!

[@markscott3647]

Ha! Loved the vintage multimeter - just like my first one 40 years ago

[@NorbCat]

Barry - I’m heading off to your home country (Cotswolds, Devon, and Cornwall areas) a week from today ... and one of the first things I want to do is find a good pub and enjoy some quality Guinness - hard to find here in the colonies. Cheers, matey!

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Try 'The Dolphin' in Plymouth.

[@moejaime2654]

Love the title of this episode ! thumbs up matey !!

[@davidnelson3411]

Seems like alot of work. Great episode.

[@AdventuresofGraywolf]

NOOO! Guinness should still be served cold

[@donnakawana]

Bloopers had me pissin laughing so hard.... Thanks luv! ✌💗😊⛵❣

[@TomK32]

Actually there are 12V adapters for MacBooks. Had one a few years ago and worked just fine.

[@taintedmayor]

Loved it again! You make my friday evenings.

[@russgarrett1664]

That's Guinness Foreign Extra Stout, which is rather different (and about 3% stronger) than the traditional draft Guinness! Probably more representative of the Guinness of old though. Treat yourself to a good multimeter, it'll pay for itself. Love your videos. Fair winds and following seas.

[@bertski60]

thankyou mr. perrins. hope you can get everything sorted.

[@tonyclark5854]

Those two taps look ‘in sync’ to me ! 😎 (old plumbers joke)

[@tahoo2121]

That was an excellent vlog delineating the chain effect of troubles and how to problem-solve. Best to you. s/v ...Waves

[@rj7411]

Yah Baby! Safe sailing Barry.

[@aderobinson6796]

Another great episode. Very informative, as always - with good humour thrown in too. Nothing wrong with ice cold Guinness. It’s a bit like caramel ice cream as it starts to melt. I’m weird, I know....

[@justbanter8727]

When you end up reaching for the lump hammer ya just know things have turned somewhat desperate!! Great Upload Barry ty

[@neboglobal]

Great video!

[@legend343]

You’re a funny geezer... love ya channel 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿⚓️⛵️

[@findermanimages]

Recently found this channel and am now glued! Binge watching has become the norm, cheers Barry. I too do a lot of editing on my Mac but use a 12v (cigarette lighter connector) adapter for charging in my van - soon to be replaced by a boat 😉. They aren't expensive and will allow you a bit more flexibility 👍🏼

[@kieranevans9800]

You need to try a "Murphys or beamish". Much nicer and made in Cork

[@mattdabney4109]

I think it tastes like caramel also.

[@MrJackwork]

Sail, fix, relax. Sail, fix, relax. Sail, fix, relax. :)

[@markgraves9429]

Barry you're in my top five sailors on KZbin I'd love to meet and have a few brews together. Keep up the good work.

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Cheers

[@edl617]

I agree with you on Guinness from the Tap. The few times I was in Britain or British Terrority I always had at least a pint of Guinness. Guinness in America tastes different

[@va7dgp]

Ohm's law formula. The resistor's current I in amps (A) is equal to the resistor's voltage V in volts (V) divided by the resistance R in ohms (Ω): V is the voltage drop of the resistor, measured in Volts (V).

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Thanks for the info but I still don't understand! Not good at that sort of thing.

[@va7dgp]

www.dummies.com/programming/electronics/components/electronics-measurement-ohms-law/ The term Ohm’s law refers to one of the fundamental relationships found in electronic circuits: that, for a given resistance, current is directly proportional to voltage. In other words, if you increase the voltage through a circuit whose resistance is fixed, the current goes up. If you decrease the voltage, the current goes down. Ohm’s law expresses this relationship as a simple mathematical formula: image0.jpg In this formula, V stands for voltage (in volts), I stands for current (in amperes), and R stands for resistance (in ohms). Here’s an example of how to calculate voltage in a circuit with a lamp powered by the two AA cells. Suppose you already know that the resistance of the lamp is 12 Ω, and the current flowing through the lamp is 250 mA, which is the same as 0.25 A. Then, you can calculate the voltage as follows: Ohm’s law is incredibly useful because it lets you calculate an unknown voltage, current, or resistance. In short, if you know two of these three quantities you can calculate the third. Go back (if you dare) to your high-school algebra class and remember that you can rearrange the terms in a simple formula such as Ohm’s law to create other equivalent formulas. In particular: image1.jpg If you don’t know the voltage, you can calculate it by multiplying the current by the resistance. image2.jpg If you don’t know the current, you can calculate it by dividing the voltage by the resistance. image3.jpg If you don’t know the resistance, you can calculate it by dividing the voltage by the current. To convince yourself that these formulas work, look again at the circuit with a lamp that has 12 Ω of resistance connected to two AA batteries for a total voltage of 3 V. Then you can calculate the current flowing through the lamp as follows: image4.jpg If you know the battery voltage (3 V) and the current (250 mA, which is 0.25 A), you can calculate the resistance of the lamp like this: image5.jpg Wasn’t going back to high school algebra fun? Next thing you know, you’re going to start looking for a prom date.

[@haywood12]

It takes more than just one glass to get the taste for Guinness. It took me 3. Haven't had one in a loloong time

[@waynedoeblin6801]

Very entertaining Barry,if I wasn't dizzy before,I am now after the camera swinging all over the shop😉 Yes,boats will be boats,but you will have the upper hand in the end👍😊

[@Ragnvald-999]

You got the stripes cover,but where are the Stares,he he.Genius 😁

[@PaulusPHM]

Barry good Old Seadog thumbs up