I Screwed Up - All Systems Down | S09E20

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When we first bought our Sailboat 3 years ago, it was only outfitted for light weekend sailing. Since then we’ve transformed her into a floating home with all of the necessary systems to keep our family safe and comfortable, for extended periods of time, while living out in nature. Sanitation, laundry, fresh water, ventilation, even the ability to produce these videos. We can run all of these systems for long stretches of time, completely off-grid. But all of these systems ultimately rely on one thing, electricity.
Now our system is relatively robust but this week a chain of events lead to our electrical system completely shutting down, and we find ourselves anchored off of a remote island in the middle of the Aegean Sea, without any of the systems that we rely on to survive. And it’s up to us to figure out what on earth we can do about it.
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@glennburch1081 Месяц назад

As a retired aviation electrician in the USN, I found myself stressed out right along with you Jordon bc I know your main focus was, of course, caring for Isabella, Desiree, and Oso. I was completely immersed in your troubleshooting processes as your logical troubleshooting took place. My goal used to be fixing military jets so the platform could meet its combat requirements whereas your goal was to affect repair for the safety and well being of Desiree, Isabella and Oso. A riveting video. I can't tell you how beautiful it was to see Atticus cutting thru the water under full sail again. Congratulations Jordon, A JOB WELL DONE. You have every right to be so proud of yourself, I know I am! Thanks for sharing. Be well Jordon, sail safe, and hug Desiree, Isabella, and Oso often. Thanks for sharing.

@lambertodgr8 7 часов назад

Can't sleep on a boat ? Try a hammock. I always found when I wasn't sleeping I'd use that hamock and sleep like a baby.

@petegraham1458 Месяц назад

A retired sailor and engineer , boat systems are always difficult to troubleshoot it seemed to me most failures occur at the most difficult time and when finally tracked down to the root cause seem to be located in the most difficult place to make a repair! Your work around in my opinion was an excellent one!

@FloatingVillageLife Месяц назад

Your openness in sharing the challenges of dealing with all systems going down is truly commendable. Your honesty and resilience in addressing the situation not only make your journey relatable but also showcase your strength in overcoming obstacles. Your story is a powerful reminder of the value of perseverance and learning from every experience. And I am Floating Village Life.

@phil_j_c Месяц назад

A classic reason why you should not put batteries/ electrical systems in the bilge..

@jontompkins1481 5 дней назад

Where would you put them?

@phil_j_c 5 дней назад

@@jontompkins1481 Higher than the waterline.. Electrics don't like water.. and are not cheap to replace..

@user-lq3ss9xf8c Месяц назад

Wow! Great Vid! I hope you aren’t relying on your bilge pump to handle grey water. If so you really should plumb the washer to a separate grey water bilge. They are self contained units with float switch, pump. You should also include a screen prior to that pump, lots of lint/hair in that laundry outflow. Hope you can bring that battery back to life!

@GeorgeMinton-jb8ky Месяц назад

Rock formations are volcanic rocks that were created long before the chuch ended up on the rocks. They built the chuch against the rocks to keep it from sliding off the mountain. Hope you get your electrical working again. Enjoy the sailing. Remember the pain will make the good times more appreciated. Mom, is going through morning sickness with the second baby. You need to do as much as you can to help her. She may even become biatchy. I hope you make it through the hardships she will incur. You may even want to pack your little girl with you to give her more breaks when you go walking. Good luck. May the force be with you.

@tracyroden9428 Месяц назад

Another baby!! I need to go back and watch old videos. Congratulations 🎉👏

@BJ-xs7np Месяц назад

I'm glad everything worked out with your electrical system, way to troubleshoot Jordan. Desiree, I am praying today for the nausea to go cease. I had what you are experiencing when I was having my first daughter, sick for 7 months with her, but with my second daughter I didn't think I was pregnant because I wasn't sick at all, so I didn't think I was pregnant until about the 3rd month. Hang in there, once that passes you will feel super and love being pregnant. At least that is my prayer. You all be safe and give little Esa a hug from this grandma in Michigan will you? Be safe out there, may many more remote places to ancho come your way.

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Месяц назад

Of course it was the bilge pump situation which caused the problem. If he had fixed that in time it wouldn't have affected the electrical system. What's the phrase? A stitch, in time, saves nine?

@nancyaubel4207 Месяц назад

I was so sick with my first 57 years ago that nothing would stay down, except Tootsie Rolls, so the doctor told me to eat them. Not fun… thankfully, it is for a great reason and does end, although very miserable to experience. Hang in there.

@sailingrollingstone8723 Месяц назад

Really,you need to relocate those batteries. We have two batteries each side of the boat, high up just under the deck shelf. They are so light that the weight is not an issue.

@wallykramer7566 Месяц назад

I spent a few days on the island of Paros about 1984. The community was very accommodating and pleasant. They had an election at the time which caused a town meeting to occur which went on for many hours in the evening and was such a refreshing experience from U.S. elections and discussions! One of the most fascinating experiences was to take a day to walk around the island (literally circumnavigate on land). It was nine or ten hours. Along the road were many memorials with mind-blowing dates from over a thousand years ago! What a great area to have existed in for the last few weeks! You could have done much worse!

@srgraham9172 Месяц назад

Always remember, it’s not about the Oopsie Daisy; but rather how we react and get ourselves back to where we need to be. You’re all doing great!

@eduardoHMYT Месяц назад

You people have certainly Explored every corner of the Mediterránea sea! What an adventure!

@jillynewsom9308 Месяц назад

You need to get some ginger chew candies for the sea sickness. We give these to our charter boat guests and it really helps 😊

@traveler65 Месяц назад

Or whole fresh ginger....cut off a small piece and suck on it. It always helps me. Worth a try 💕

@HeidiandFranny Месяц назад

Jordan and Des, Franny is designing our lithium system right now. This has been my fear of what happened to your family. We have gone from planning 24 to 12 to 48 and back to 24 volt again. I think we will have a spare battery if we need it, and we can limp along similarly like you were able to do with one battery. Fingers crossed. Second answer. When we had a house and a power outage, we had a fish tank to manage and a pond and fridge and freezer. Power outages are never good land or sea. I hope all goes well getting back to the US. Heidi

@marchuvfulz Месяц назад

Living in a house, our world usually ceases to function because a squirrel gets into one of the neighborhood transformers and blows it when he fries himseIf. Unlike your situation, the power company just sends a truck and usually has it fixed in a couple of hours.😅

@cutaway7405 Месяц назад

Good sluthing out the problem Jordan and you got great help from the man!...... Desiree there are so many people you don't even know sending you virtual hugs during your 1st trimester, hope that niggles leave before too long now!❤❤❤❤

@cutaway7405 Месяц назад

Good sluthing out that problem Jordan and the Man was a great help to you as well! Desiree, there are so many people you don't even know sending you virtual hugs during your 1st trimester. Hope the nigglies pass on soon for you!❤❤❤❤🙏

@nickstravels Месяц назад

It may be worth investing in an Ecoflow Powerstation (other brands available) as a backup. You can plug it into your shore power connection and keep the systems running whilst trouble shooting any future issues. Their Delta 2 gives a 220v output of 1800W and it should be able to give you several hours of power.

@raulpendas Месяц назад

Good luck. We hope you'll be able to fix or replace the battery. Nice video. We enjoy watching your video every Saturday morning and remembering our adventures. With our best wishes, Raul and Joan Bryan, Texas

@LauraLea1978 Месяц назад

That anchorage did indeed look so peaceful. Desolate dry places like that can be so beautiful. Especially when the sun starts to go down a bit. Lovely, thanks for sharing :)

@carryontravel Месяц назад

Odd the beaten trail travel is THE BEST! We have seen some incredible hidden places in our travels, simply because they're off the tourist trail. When people ask us how we liked ________ (insert generic tourist trap), we have no answer because we specifically avoided it! As you've shown here, you can find some absolutely unforgettable gems when you go in the opposite direction of tourists! Shout outs to Desreee for sticking this out sea sick and morning sick, go girl!!! Again, absolutely love watching your vids. Your editing style is so chill and the vibes hit right

@kristaready8812 Месяц назад

Fantastic episode guys! Jordan went above and beyond to secure the safety of his special crew and the anchorage was epic! Love how Oso follows you everywhere. Hoping Desiree gets over her morning sickness soon and as always big hugs for Isabella, the cutest baby on RU-vid!! 🤗💞

@ebbtide12 Месяц назад

Watching this video, I was reminded of a recent video I watched about the recent loss of the Theros and its crew in the North Atlantic. The Theros had been outfitted for travel without the use of fossil fuels. It used a battery pack from a Nissan Leaf, and those batteries have been suspected as the possible cause of a fire, which may have resulted in the loss of the Theros. Please be careful with those lithium-ion batteries, which, if damaged, may be prone to catching on fire. I really enjoy keeping up with Jared, Desiree, Isabella and Oso every week on their adventures. Be safe and well!

@robertpoen5383 Месяц назад

When I was young I too sought out remote, isolated places. Glad to see they're still out there.

@harryecke5399 Месяц назад

Prewords: This comment is not about Jordan and his beloved ones!!! With You Tube as my main source it seems to me, that there are not just some still out there, but an armada of newbies had come up last 5 years, and they become more and more every day. Many of them are much younger than this young father and so many of them start their circum-sailing with almost no experience but with much high-tech on board. I wonder, how those hardly 21 yrs old get started.

@jeroenkniep6125 Месяц назад

These walls are usually windbreaks for crops

@ajkunz1974 Месяц назад

Although I don’t like the fact that you have electrical issues - I do enjoy watching how you figure it out and fix it. Great video.

@rizalinobautista6258 Месяц назад

Whew! That was a relief! Isa is so pretty! 🥰

@0guiteo Месяц назад

What an adventure! Glad to see you are enjoying this life. Please take care.

@brianandpennysellier4600 Месяц назад

Di electric grease should only be used after the connection has been made, it is an insulator.

@corujariousa Месяц назад

The things I most admire (and proven critical) about having the lifestyle you do are: Knowledge/skill building, ability focus, great resilience. Without those key qualities one either carries are crew who has those or hell/catastrophes can happen.

@Tomm9y День назад

Good you identified the issue and how to manage it. Choosing a sound installation and support partner is such an important thing. Then being able to problem solve and update a profile is excellent. Away two months myself, I need to catch up on some epsiodes. Lovely to hear there the crew is growing. Are you going to grow the boat? Despite the huge upgrades made already?

@aprile271 Месяц назад

thank you guys great video too bad you have some problems but youre good in fixing it , be safe happy and in good health mama see you next time enjoy

@dalesmf4310 Месяц назад

I agree, I love when he shows in Detail his troubleshooting & fixes. Whether you know it or not , you ARE helping others whom may cross these exact same problems. Peaceful Journeys

@saildreamer Месяц назад

Stirs lots of memories as I used to work in shipping and we had a Greek tanker owner who named his ships after the islands so remember the Paros and the Kythnos!

@fredbrooks8347 Месяц назад

Both of you are honestly very hard chargers , you held it together during a tough time. A boat is like an airplane, unlike a car or house, you just can’t pull over to the side of the road or call the electrician over to fix the problem. What a testimony to you both ans what a great experience and example you are setting for your kid(s). As always have fun be safe and see you next week.

@Salrous Месяц назад

I have a 5 years daughter and 4 years son I watch because the baby . I love babies!

@lenevans2257 Месяц назад

During winter here on our island sticking out into the North Atlantic, we have had winter storms & lost power, and that shuts our world down. The added affects of the bitter cold, high winds, and mountains of snow blocking roads can leave us feeling just as isolated as you described.

@priit47 Месяц назад

nice, thank you so much. Looking forward about your experience in Poros, Aegina area. Wish you fair winds and all the best!

@nancytreadgold8923 Месяц назад

Umm Life Jacket on Baby when in the dingy?? I know its a short distance but anything can happen at any time and I'd hate for something to happen to that sweet girl.

@tammy6992 Месяц назад

We have experience without all that power that’s for sure and after this, you’ll probably design some kind of a back up at least for your navigation aspects do you remember old school?

@kelley71 Месяц назад

Do you guys utilize dielectric grease on your connections? In my experience it really helps on our fishing boat with added waterproofing or adding water resistance to connectiions.

@AnnaleeD Месяц назад

YES it happens in our 63 yo house. We came home from vacation to plumbing issues to be followed by Air Conditioning issues. Fixed that then a circuit board went out on the fan system in the house. We also had roofing issues last month and need new gutters next month! I’m glad you all are safe!!!

@kinbailey310 Месяц назад

I love the repair vids.

@billstorm191 Месяц назад

This video got me to wondering why you don't have a high water alarm in your bilge, especially since you have critical energy infrastructure within what seems to be an easily flooded area. My own bilge pump failure prompted me to mount a second float switch to the wall of the bilge at a level that would indicate bilge pump insufficiency. In my case this switch is integrated into my monitoring system so I get notified if bilge water is rising. I also get notified if my bilge pump runs for more than a few seconds. However, I don't live on my boat. You do, so an audible tone would be a very good, and cheap, investment.

@michaellane1316 Месяц назад

Always great content. I would surmise Jordan, your troubleshooting skills to this point may be getting honed very well. Having the patience, ability and fortitude to withstand emergencies clearly is a mark of finding a solution whether in port or at sea that quantifies your journey and earmarks into that book of wisdom accumulated. Desiree is such a trooper. Her stamina for enduring such odds is so commendable. You both have such a wonderful, growing family and presence. Stay safe, carve the winds when one can. Blessings over your family from ours.

@davidk.winfield9496 Месяц назад

Thank you for the video.

@Psychobilly Месяц назад

18:25 Yip, beautiful anchorage ⚓️ for sure! 🎉

@SAgaming19 Месяц назад

I am an engineer, have a boat, and can attest that the same things can happen on land. Our main cutoff switch on our power panel broke in the open position. Older panel so had to order it, takes 5 days. Had to run my 10kW generator for our house for all those days, then coordinate with the local power authority to be able to do the switch over with an electrician. Fun times! but I do feel for you guys. Keep it up and the great content!

@MikeJones-wl6gb Месяц назад

Guys, that boat...home...beautiful thing with all sails working, is such a beautiful thing to behold! Good on you!

@OurLadyDefiant Месяц назад

Glad you were able to get everything back up and running! I know there's a trend towards electrifying everything on a boats, and I'm sorry to say it, but this is sorta why we haven't. We have chosen not to electrify the toilet, stove/oven, and we have a fresh water foot pump to access fresh water. In short (hehe, pun intended 😁), if our whole electrical system goes down, we can still eat, drink, and poop, making it far less of an emergency. It seems odd to me to be so risk averse, but then make the entire boat run on the one system with the most failure points and greatest fragility; electrical systems are by far the most failure prone thing on a boat, with the most number of connection points and a tendency to degrade quickly in salty/moist environments. I'm curious, did you hold some stuff back as manual: do you have a way to cook/drink/poop that's not reliant on the electrical system?

@Sommers234 Месяц назад

12:35 Your yacht under full sail is inspiring! Love the way OSO jumps off the inflatable for the beach.

@faircompetition1203 Месяц назад

Re seeking out the anchorages less traveled . Best anchorage I have been in in years was an accident because we could not get into where we were going because of low tide . The place was absolutely magical

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Месяц назад

I have a feeling that there are still a lot of undiscovered/secret cool places out there because the internet has caused the popular places to become over-travelled via the herd effect, like how Jordan described Santorini to be.

@aantonic Месяц назад

Hello there, come to see the Adriatic sea, its beautiful all the way up to Slovenia and Croatia

@jeffreysikesphotography5499 Месяц назад

It does happen at your home. We were on vacation and heard from our house/dog sitter that our AC had gone out due to power outage. Mind you this is Phoenix in the summer. Very stressed. Came home a day early, grabbed the dogs were heading to a hotel when we got notice the power came back on.

@craigkepchar2619 Месяц назад

Great job fixing what you messed up. Great to see all are well, sort of. Much love to you all!!

@laurierodriguez1432 Месяц назад

So glad you were able to get it all to work til you can get another battery✌️💜

@murrdawgsmurray1256 Месяц назад

your maps you display on the video are just top notch. love how you explain where you are at and where you are going. way to keep that boat going!

@wow.sailor. Месяц назад

Wow Sailor great episode, I agree to be away from the crowd is what makes sailing so great ❤ and we'll be done for fixing the electrical issues

@greathornedowl3644 Месяц назад

BRAVO, adapt and overcome. A day on the water is another day NOT in the office. Keep living the dream. Smooth sailing, beautiful waters, recharging you like you are recharging the ships batteries

@JoeyWoodpine69 Месяц назад

Can't believe I've spent the last 6 years or so with u guys. Time sails.

@erictakakjian6021 Месяц назад

Hope you can source another battery, maybe in Piraeus. The Corinth canal is really amazing, you will have a blast going through there!

@MrMichaelcurran Месяц назад

Barring electric system mystery, MOM, please be good to yourself. Your voyaging the Med is the most detailed I have ever watched. Absolutely Amazing, What an Effort! Be careful, be goog!

@surfart5448 Месяц назад

yes Spring Texas is upside down after 90 MPH hurricane winds, trees crashing into home, fencing flying, no electricity, for a week.

@NicholasKerzman Месяц назад

Loved the highlights of the Anchorage at the end. Kudos for pressing through T1!

@lizhanson7239 Месяц назад

No idea where you're planning on leaving your boat in Spain but can highly recommend Torrevieja Marina International. We've kept our boat there for several years, the marina is great and is also the cheapest on the south east coast of Spain, (with no loss in service). Also, as veteran long distance cruisers ourselves (Pacific/Caribbean/Atlantic)😅, we've now settled in Torrevieja ourselves and would be happy to keep a check on Atticus in your absence.

@jamesford8315 Месяц назад

Your comments at 12 minutes. Where I live, just outside Chicago, if it rains hard for a day or two the basement can be flooded with sewer water from all that live in the area, happened 3 or 4 times. We solved the problem by installing a type of check valve in the sewer line but your waste flow is limited to the volume of the sewer pipe between the house and street until the sewerage reverts to normal flow. You can't flush the toilets or shower or do dishes, if you do it will back up but will be our waste in the basement. So yes, crazy things do happen to the regular homeowner and we have to be on guard. At 18:29 your comment reminded me of a friends comment about his honeymoon to Alaska. He and his bride took a small plane to a glacier. They were awed by the fact that the only sound was the wind. Sounds awfully close to what you are experiencing. I hear the interstate where I am. Lucky you three.

@groovedodger Месяц назад

It was nice to see a glimpse of Paros I spent some time there in the 90,s those were the days.

@SVCasaDeBrelly Месяц назад

Great one again buds!

@americanbornwalkaway9110 Месяц назад

Outstanding

@kochykoo Месяц назад

Hang in there bro... Life's all about living and learning. I know it gets frustrating sometimes but your not a dummy. Keep that kool calmness and you'll keep your girls from freaking out making your pressure freak you out even more❤❤❤

@svDeccan Месяц назад

Oso's We gotta check out bro was so spontaneous that I burst out......

@loisphillips5826 Месяц назад

Saturday mornings are great with Atticus. Great video. Nice quiet anchorage. Cool landscape. Thanks for sharing.

@felixsailing Месяц назад

Hi ..great episode..Tell me ..what's the name of this anchorag where you visited the chapel. Cheers Felix

@paulcollins9197 Месяц назад

You have this. I have faith in you

@ergolfking Месяц назад

Thanks

@danieloliver20 Месяц назад

Jordan, great to see you solve a severe electrical system failure. Note to me, don't get water on or near my Lithiums! Hang in there Des, hopefully the second trimester will be kinder to your taste "Buds"! 🙃🙂

@jesuschrist-alphaomega Месяц назад

Wow what a great episode over coming boat issues a wonderful sail ⛵️ epic anchor ⚓️ spots. Thank you for sharing with us

@juststuff4466 Месяц назад

Having had 3 babies of my own and LOTS of nausea both of the herbs fennel and ginger are very helpful and safe for pregnant women. Capsules or teas

@bhoustonjr Месяц назад

Yes it happens to homes as well. I had inverter that was updated and then it when completely off line. NO Solar. Ended up having the company express out a new inverter to swap out. It took about 72 hours to get up and running again.

@adventuresofroblana2619 Месяц назад

17:14 that rock formation looks like an ancient petrified tree...

@s.simsmamasboy Месяц назад

Next time you pull a plug connector apart on ur automobile you will find it is packed full with dielectric grease. I totally agree with your choices of Anchorage.

@burlingtonbill4687 Месяц назад

Good episode guys! Glad you ironed out the electrical issues. Maybe carry a spare battery. Easy for me to say as I don't on our RV. But it is a lot easier for me to replace a bad one. Beautiful scenery! Burlington Bill busking on the road and on you tube.

@SailingOfka Месяц назад

You are master of story teling. thanks for lesons :)

@maritimetees2315 Месяц назад

High bilge alarm is needed as your batteries are in the bilge. Reach out to a few solar generator inverter companies. I know Fair Isle has these as backups. I have one also.

@mrstephenthomas100 Месяц назад

Am at 6 minutes in to the video so don't know if this is answered later. I just wondered if you have an independent bilge alarm ( powered by the " always on" circuit ) ?? I fitted one in my bilge after seeing someone filling up with water whilst underway having lost a paddle wheel from the speed log. I also fitted warning flashing red LED's as well as the audible. Just a thought.

@jorgegorina3039 Месяц назад

How beautiful and so peaceful ❤🙌🏼🙏🏻👍🏼

@GoneSailingCA Месяц назад

good work on your house bank - sorry Desiree isn't feeling so great

@ggoddkkiller1342 Месяц назад

All decks, condition red! If this happened to me in middle of ocean i would go crazy. At least you were in a safe place and one battery was still fine. One of those portable lithium systems might be good investment for you.

@suepeck2772 Месяц назад

Is there any way to route the drainage from the washing machine directly overboard? No musty smell and no worries re bilge pump perhaps

@ggoddkkiller1342 Месяц назад

It could be against regulations, most countries don't allow waste water to be released into the sea. Rather you have to collect and empty it in a dock.

@suepeck2772 Месяц назад

Agree for black water/sewage but most Grey water can go overboard..and that is what happens with the bilge water anyway

@suepeck2772 Месяц назад

Also hair and lint from washing machine or shower will block up the bilge pump pretty quick! Our shower sump has a separate pump to put it directly overboard

@markthomasson5077 22 дня назад

As they say KISS! Do you really need all the same conveniences as on land? If you can’t fix it yourself without phoning an expert? At least have a back up plan for when things go wrong. You didn’t really explain why the washing machine drained into the bilge. You should have separate batteries and completely separate systems for critical items. Ie one for radio / navigation lights etc. Then a house battery. I assume you have a big lead acid for starting the motor? So in fact you were not without power.

@antc5010 Месяц назад

Unless the grid goes down, most people's homes don't shut down completely with one incident. You did a great job identifying and fixing the problem. The cause was minor and the amount of water in the bilge not excessive, but your SV does seem vulnerable. With ocean sailing, it not too rare to take on blue water and in really rowdy conditions some water below or excess water in the bilge does happen. These are the conditions sailors least need a system shut down, so I would be thinking about improving onboard resilience.

@kevinrushmere Месяц назад

fragility of modern life electricity goes life falls apart yet in 1901 zillions did not have it no drama , plus now we have our fleets of computers , 21st century crisis oh no my broadbands gone down I cannot watch watch sailing project Atticus on youtube my life is over total despair☹

@hvulin Месяц назад

We have similar walls in Croatia and they are there so the sheep don't eat all the grass at once (at to provide shade for the sheep)... And the only way to get to the earth so there WAS any grass was to pick up all the stones and put them somewhere else (on the walls)

@hvulin Месяц назад

@TxSailingProjectAtticus-n3p not sure what kind of comment you think this is but you do what you need to...

@vonheise Месяц назад

Being in the same house for 35 years sort of makes it a member of the family. It is a periodic money drain, but not constant. Last week it was a 700 dollar garage refrigerator replacement, and three months ago an 800 dollar wash machine, but those were the first in a while. I would get a spare battery and maintain a percentage of charge on it to keep it healthy. Brain farts cause most manageable issues, but as we age, they become more frequent, and more difficult to deal with. Tech makes it both better and worse...

@laurariley308 Месяц назад

Try black licorice for sick tummy… some people hate it but I truly think it is a huge stomach calmer.

@Myotis05 Месяц назад

Water heater, AC units, Hail storm, Sump pump goes out, water leak, appliance dies.. these all turn your life in a house upside down... Doesn't matter where you "live". Disruptions happen. How you handle them and your attitude is what determines the severity!

@evanstover1841 Месяц назад

Haven’t even watched it and I know it’s going to be 🔥 🔥

@jordanpage2763 Месяц назад

Only saying this because I truly care, but please be careful letting Isabella play with chokable screws/objects. Only takes a second. I have 4 adult kids and have been through a slew of situations.... Some of them insane emergencies in remote/foreign areas, no bueno 🙏

@doncritzer2798 Месяц назад

I've had bad luck with bilge pumps with sensors instead of float switch, once the sensor gets dirty bilge water on it, it decides not to work, putting dawn in a buckets cleans it but eventually it gets dirty and fails, so I just switched my 4 pumps with float switches

@eliinthewolverinestate6729 Месяц назад

So it's an all in one. Meaning it all works or none. You don't separate the systems? My smoke detectors, radios and lights, and engine are all stand alone systems. Yeah it cost more but it is safer.