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3 Boating Marine Tradesmen Talk Shop | Podcast Ep 1

15 de marzo de 2026 · 1h 1m · 934 vistas

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The co-owners of The Yacht Rigger discuss current trends in marine electrical systems, synthetic rigging, and fabrication technology as of early 2026.0:02 In the electrical sector, the team emphasizes the importance of managing charge profiles for lithium-ion batteries, noting that aggressive alternator charging can trigger battery management systems (BMS) prematurely.14:48 They suggest backing off charge intensity and supplementing with solar power to reach full capacity.24:52 Regarding rigging, the discussion highlights the transition from stainless steel to synthetic materials like Dyneema.35:51 While synthetic rigging offers significant weight reduction, the team warns that it requires upsizing to prevent permanent elongation, as these fibers stretch under sustained loads exceeding 10% of their safe working load.43:29 They also note that synthetic rigging is best suited for sailors who actively tune and monitor their rigs.47:47 Additionally, the group covers advancements in metal fabrication, specifically the use of specialized saw blades designed to reduce noise when cutting stainless steel, and the integration of high-definition night-vision cameras for improved navigation and obstacle detection.57:10

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