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WOW! A Channel for Cruisers is Harder Than Expected | Ep. 9
6 de agosto de 2023 · 22 min · 479 vistas · St. Petersburg
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The Yacht Rigger in Saint Petersburg, Florida, utilizes inflatable lift bags to perform underwater hull maintenance, including transducer installation, prop replacements, and cutlass bearing service, without hauling vessels.3:44 This method allows technicians to partially lift catamarans and monohulls in the water, saving owners the time and expense of a traditional haul-out.3:40 Current projects at the yard include a full electrical refit on an Island Packet 349—incorporating lithium batteries, an inverter, and a high-output alternator—and a re-rigging of a Morgan, which involves removing a behind-the-mast furler in favor of a traditional slab-reefing system with a Tides Marine track.5:17 A 2021 Lagoon 42 is undergoing a 3,000-watt inverter installation, a conversion of all three heads to freshwater flush, and the integration of a 115-volt Rainman watermaker.11:57 Technicians are also experimenting with lift bag placement to install transducers mid-ship on the Lagoon 42.12:57 The yard also recently completed an electronics package on a small powerboat, featuring a solar panel, Vesper AIS, and a Bilge B Dry system.6:48
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