Running LOW on LITHIUM - Säck, Ostholmen and Lökaön

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In this episode we travel a little on a power boat for a change, discuss a little on lithium systems and how to install them and arrive in a new place.
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Cody Martin - Clare of Nantes
Fails - Love Letters
Alsever Lake - I can see you
Over and Out - Maor
Tropical Trance Dnace - Mikey Geiger

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11 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@danielebertaccini Год назад

Hi! I did exactly the same way, my sailboat is what my mind and heart really wants❤

@michalwilk8135 Год назад

5:33 man, everything You show is VERY interesting for me :) Thank You !

@SailingAurora Год назад

Thanks very much :)

@jonc919 Год назад

Great video, stunning pictures! Very clever all the integrated power mgt with B&G!

@SailingAurora Год назад

Thanks Jon, yup it's pretty cool

@OldSchoolDo Год назад

nice video

@mannyp.3286 Год назад

What do you mean by "alternator is not regulated". I think all regulator outputs are regulated for improvement of DC output (no overvoltage etc.) Did you mean protected? Nice scenery and many boats! 😀

@SailingAurora Год назад

When the alternator goes over temperature the output current is not taken down to regulate the temperature. If you are not careful it will just burn up

@Cptnbond Год назад

I noticed that the freezer was set at -18C. Have you considered increasing the setting to lower the current draw on the battery? Cheers.

@SailingAurora Год назад

Hello, the freezer turns on and off to keep the fridge temperature down. When I did this video our fridge was not insulated and was running 50% of the time. The freezer temperature will fluctuate between -2 and -18/20. Since I insultated the fridge I have taken the on time to about 25%

@johanhackman Год назад

My solar panels are the same make as yours. I have problems with mine and have had them replaced. It seems they degrade fast. Are yours ok?

@SailingAurora Год назад

I had to replace one of the 55watt ones recently as it was only putting out 14v or so. Interesting to know though, was it just one?

@johanhackman Год назад

@@SailingAurora I have two panels and they have both been replaced several times. It seems the amperage goes down after a year or so. It is a lot of work to get them out of the Sika and get the new ones in so it is not just a matter of complaining to the company.

@SailingAurora Год назад

@johanhackman very true, I found out I had applied abit too much sika and it became alot of work to remove one. I hope I don't have to do it again so soon