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LIVING ON A BOAT: We didn't expect to end up like this in our new life on board | Ep. 39 - Chez Team

24 de novembro de 2024 · 27 min · 89K visualizações · Saint Thomas

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A couple living aboard a newly acquired sailboat in Saint Thomas spends their first week managing boat logistics, performing maintenance, and weathering a multi-day storm.1:16 They source two used 250-watt solar panels for $100 at a local supplier and transport them to their vessel via dinghy.5:07 To prepare for an incoming storm, they relocate to a sheltered mooring, where they endure heavy rain and water ingress through a leaking forward cabin hatch.8:26 The crew addresses ongoing maintenance tasks, including adjusting the stern swim platform to prevent fiberglass damage, tightening loose hardware on the platform’s support arms, and organizing the interior living space.11:19 They utilize a public dinghy dock for shore access and practice energy conservation by limiting the use of the electric shower pump.10:12 During a period of calm weather, they conduct underwater inspections of the hull and anchor chain while snorkeling in the surrounding area.18:16 Consistent maintenance and proactive weather routing are essential for managing a new vessel during the initial transition to liveaboard life.

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