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The crew of the 50-ft trawler *Brupeg* installs four security cameras to monitor the deck and dockside activity while berthed in Gladstone, Australia.0:55 Each camera requires a custom-wired Cat6 Ethernet connection, as the factory-supplied cables lack weather protection and use non-standard color coding.3:07 The system allows for specific alert zones, sending text notifications when movement occurs in designated areas.1:53 To manage shore power limitations, the crew reconfigures their dual-inverter Victron system using a Mark 3 USB interface and VE Config software.11:07 Because each inverter draws a minimum of 10 amps, the system previously exceeded the 15-amp shore power limit, causing melted plugs.10:11 By disconnecting one inverter and running the system as a standalone unit, the crew successfully limits total draw to 15 amps.12:41 Additionally, the crew travels to Bundaberg to assist with the launch of a converted tug, which features a Cummins 855 engine and both bow and stern thrusters.15:08

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