Liveaboard Sailors Start The Day (George Town Cruisers' Net)

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From tides and weather reports to giant pink flamingos and runaway dinghies, a variety of topics are covered every morning when hundreds of sailors, cruisers, and locals tune in to VHF radio channel 72 for the George Town Cruisers’ Net.
The Cruisers’ Net is run by volunteers, and whenever we’re in George Town, Emily volunteers her time to keep this tradition going. This video includes a full 8:00 a.m. Cruisers’ Net from beginning to end on Friday, April 19.
AGENDA:
• Emergencies
• Weather, Tides, and Weather Outlook
• Departing Boats
• Local Business
• Community Announcements & Events
• Boaters General
• Trade & Give-Away
• Kids Corner
• New Arrivals
• Final Business
• Thought for the Day
For a net script you can download and edit, click here: docs.google.co...
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@terrypen 5 лет назад

As ham radio operator, I have to say you did an amazing job as net control. Even the scratchy one you were typing stuff in and I could not figure out how you were getting anything out of that static!

@MiQBohlin 5 лет назад

Just love these morning radio shows. Emily you're a pro and everyone appreciate your well organised structure.

@rabukan5842 5 лет назад

When you get really good at something, you can keep those skills for your own use, or you can put those skills to use for the benefit of others. Emily and Clark are prime examples of how the great skills they've acquired through study, trial and error, and then accumulated experiences, can benefit others. It is not easy to put oneself out, but one thing I have seen is that boaters generally develop social attitudes that have been lost in most communities on land these days. It's nice to know that such folk still exist in America, even if not on the physical homeland, but on the waters thereof...

@SirCharles12357 3 года назад

Emily impressive one hand typing skills! Nice job running the net! You're a community force multiplier!!

@williambunting803 5 лет назад

Very impressive, Emily. Great service, good to see how it works.

@paliacho9 5 лет назад

What a great service and communiy. Terrific. Wish I could join in.

@stephengreen2898 2 года назад

Great to listen to you Emily…. So good to experience this NET Care!

@Clarks-Adventure 2 года назад

Thank you Stephen

@johndixon5097 5 лет назад

Great job Emily. It is obvious you have been working the net for a while.

@theislandpackrat 5 лет назад

I'm quite impressed ! fast typer great memory and I couldn't understand most of them! There lucky to have you doing that!

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Thanks! It keeps my brain alert in the morning. Also, I've gotten good at hearing particular voices through static. Also, people will announce the same things a few days in a row, so some of the things I had memory of from earlier days! -E

@LittleGuitarConcert 5 лет назад

Hello Guys! I just wanted to say that I'm so psyched to have discovered your channel. My wife and I are planning to embark on some extended cruising as soon as kids are out of college, etc. Having vicariously attended your Cruiser's Net discussion really made the whole future dream seem very real - thanks for that! I love how you both are so involved with the cruising community and are giving back with so much of your knowledge and expertise. Bravo to your example of how to pass along good karma. Cannot wait to be a part of it someday...! p.s. Clarke - not sure if you are looking for suggestions for future vids, but if you would ever consider an instructional on dinghy motor maintenance (specially as it related to cleaning / servicing carburetors), that would be awesome. High on my learning list before we leave the docks! Cheers, from your future neighbors in a few years lol

@rogberube6422 2 года назад

Didn't know Cruisers’ Net. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing, Emily.

@brianwade8649 5 лет назад

I love this! More, more... Also loved hearing you guys chatting afterward.

@yellowsubmarine98 5 лет назад

Hi guys this is Tim's mom, I spent a few days visiting, staying on Lady K and I really enjoyed listening to the net every morning, you do a great job - thanks!

@losttime4me 5 лет назад

Nice job Em ! 👍...very very professional, thanks for showing us landlubbers some of the hidden gems of living abourd. Great way to develop a community at anchor. Keep up the great work guys & be safe.

@johnlennie7470 5 лет назад

Always thought you were a great net controller. Thanks.

@LIamaLlama554 5 лет назад

We had so much fun in Georgetown last spring and really enjoyed the daily net and yuke lessons! Rory & Kara sv Libre

@captainlee1 5 лет назад

A grate addition to any boating community .......good communication...well done...Cap....fm San Diego ca.

@johnnychristo4895 3 года назад

Hi Emily love the local community thing. I was just cooking bacon and coffee then you said doing the same. I’m in brisbane Australia FYI.

@AfricanFlightStar 5 лет назад

Well done Emily, really great job and thanks for sharing, you both are awesome, cheers! 👍🏼😄

@ingtam 3 года назад

Wow! That was impressive! Emily you're as sharp as a tack, and holy smokes! can you type fast with *one* hand! I'm totally enjoying your channel, am bouncing around in time, watching your videos. They're interesting and informative. Thank you!

@Clarks-Adventure 3 года назад

Thanks

@TahoeRealm 3 года назад

Wow Emily is very good at that - thank you for the great video!

@Allen-by6ci 3 года назад

This is really impressive.. really good organization Emily

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching! Please subscribe and hit the bell icon for alerts. And check out Lucky Fish Gets Away's video behind the scenes, too: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v7qpAmKbSUM.html

@ken-sa7aku Месяц назад

Excellent job. Any newer videos about nets?

@bryanburgess4323 5 лет назад

New to your channel; thank you for sharing, it was interesting to watch. You're good at what you do!

@MJGruskin 5 лет назад

Awesome Emily - better than FOX NEWS - LOL

@joelvoss1226 5 лет назад

And better than CNN, MSNBC, CBS, NBC, ABC, NYT, Ad Infinitum & Ad Nauseam.

@garyleonard4009 5 лет назад

Great video guy's, wow so that is what it's all about, the net 👍😎

@bilparnell 5 лет назад

Intelligent and beautiful... 👍🏻 Clark is super lucky..

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Yes I am. -C

@franktartan6808 4 года назад

my first cruisers net.....cool. Thanks a lot. Serious one handed typing.

@Clarks-Adventure 4 года назад

She published another net show that happened during the covid lockdown. You might also find this one interesting. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AzQFqS-qj8k.html

@waynemazan7485 5 лет назад

Nice net control... great video

@ralphholiman7401 5 лет назад

If you’re the kind of cruiser who likes to be anchored with a few hundred other boats, Georgetown is the place you have been searching for!

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

I know what you mean. Not my style usually but we needed to be near reliable communication for Emily's clients this season. Now that is over and we can be voyagers again. Next season South America! -C

@danandersson4811 5 лет назад

@@Clarks-Adventure Curious: how does Georgetown change over the year in terms of cruiser population?

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

There used to be more boats here. Peaked out at over 300. This year the peak was about 200. The big difference is the land tourists. So many resorts and rental houses.

@danandersson4811 5 лет назад

@@Clarks-Adventure interesting. And does it drop right down to very few?

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

When we left last July there were about 6 boats.

@derrickclemons2862 3 года назад

Nice. Very informative..

@rorytennes8576 5 лет назад

When I get.my boat I will make it a point.to stay in Geaorgtown for a while.

@bayardtaylor4704 5 лет назад

You are really good

@willrupley2253 2 года назад

Another ham here . Great job as net control . Do you use a template to keep organized .

@Clarks-Adventure 2 года назад

Yes she does

@jasc6864 5 лет назад

Great service Emily . How do you get access to internet . And where on internet you can find the sea specific weather.

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Thanks! Weather is usually a combo of Chris Parker daily marine weather reports, NOAA updates (during hurricane season), WindFinder app, Weather Underground app and Tide-Forecast.com. -E

@SailingKnotShore 5 лет назад

Very Cool... learned something new today!

@Ryan-mn2dd 3 года назад

Would be cool if you hand a handsfree setup, like maybe a foot trigger for the mic.

@jimhittmotivate 3 года назад

How long can you anchor and stay in George Town for, before you have to move on?

@Clarks-Adventure 3 года назад

The Bahamas limit you to 8 months max.

@binniragg1527 5 лет назад

are you an air traffic controller? good job :)

@corybrown994 5 лет назад

Hi just watched wow this was a cool video , so I took a look at the history of your videos and watched your brokerages videos , can I ask if you have heard of( online trading academy) and if have do you think it would be a good training class to learn how to trade , but when I saw Emily do her trade I'm thinking I don't need to spend 2,500 to learn how to do what Emily did in a few minutes . I would like and value your opinion . Oh I live in Bremerton WA . so I'm going to start watching your videos from the start .

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

I know Bremerton quite well. I would sail down there and anchor off the shipyard when I lived in Shilshole. You have to make your own decisions but I think paying for instructions on how to invest is crazy. The brokerage houses make it easy to do, that's their business. I will keep giving advice. Got one on how the market works coming next month and we finished one on why you need to invest. It's on patreon now (we always put the financial stuff there first for those who are supporting us). Should be generally available in a couple of weeks.

@corybrown994 5 лет назад

thank you@@Clarks-Adventure I'm thinking that online trading like your doing is the way to keep the funds coming into the account while sailing , soon I will be leaving Phinney Bay and heading south I'm thinking I will be gone four years or more, thank you for your help and I will go see Charles Swab in the next day or two.

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Good luck Cory. If you find the Washington/Oregon coast challenging stick with it. It's some of the worst sailing and life gets easier south of San Francisco. PS. If you are dying to pay someone for investment training how about joining our Patreon page?

@ascott6804 5 лет назад

How far away to those radios reach?

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

That kind (vhf) should be good for 25 miles reliably. A really good installation like ours has been known to make good contact at 300 miles. A lot of the radios you can barely hear aren't good installations. Everyone is within 2 miles. The black radio (hf) below the vhf can make content half way around the planet. -C

@ascott6804 5 лет назад

@@Clarks-Adventure wow! Need a license for those like HAMs?

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Yes, but they are really easy to get now. You don't even need to learn Morris Code anymore. I believe I'm the last guy to have learned code for a HAM license.

@joelvoss1226 5 лет назад

@@Clarks-Adventure Not more than 2 miles and barely reaching you? They must have been using hand-held units AND were below deck. A 4 watt transmitter with antenna on deck transmitting over water should have been heard loud and clear. Hope they don't need that radio in an emergency!!!

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Exactly! And the sad thing is many if the "bad" radios are 25 watt installed units. It usually is bad antenna wire, original from the boats manufacturer. One guy actually had his antenna wire tied to his shrouds. It all comes down to bad maintenance. When you need one of these you NEED it!

@Miguel195211 5 лет назад

Why do some boats radios have so much static and others don't?

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Usually it comes down to poor installation or bad antenna wires. The farthest anyone on the net is from us is 2 miles. These radios should be good for 25 miles and I've made useful contacts on mine out to 300 miles a couple of times. So the real reason their signal is bad is they don't care enough to fix their problem.

@Miguel195211 5 лет назад

Emily & Clark's Adventure by the way excellent job by Emily as the moderator. 👍

@Clarks-Adventure 5 лет назад

Thanks Miguel.

@PrivateUsername 5 лет назад

Bacon!

@csf5538 3 года назад

Surely, on a boat, you use a 24-hour clock and not AM and PM !!! I saw you on VHF breaking every Seamans rule by using shoreside time :-(

@gerrys6265 3 года назад

Where is Georgetown?

@Clarks-Adventure 3 года назад

There are George towns all through the Caribbean. This one is in the Bahamas.

@intheharness 3 года назад

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@badbees4652 3 года назад

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@radnwavy 3 года назад

We got driftwood coming back from Mars, any announcements during re-entry? Over Jillian, you wanna blow our eardrums out, cool, over Cavu, is asking if some has a spare vhf, says he's having a hard time communicating with us over his potato 65 pound achor! Damn, good stuff