Sailing Yabá · vídeo

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The crew of the wooden sailboat Yabá converts the vessel’s original 12V electrical control panel to a 24V system as part of a larger boat-wide electrical upgrade.0:21 The project involves replacing the 12V backlighting strips for the button labels with 24V equivalents and installing new switches.2:01 After removing the panel from the boat to work on a table, the crew labels and disconnects the existing wiring, documenting the process with photographs.3:20 Once the lighting components are upgraded, the panel is reinstalled in the pilot house.11:35 The crew then routes power from a temporary 220V-to-24V power supply to the panel to test individual circuits, including engine room and pilot house lighting.14:01 During the process, the crew replaces older wire connectors with Wago connectors to improve reliability and adds a bus bar to manage negative connections.19:35 The successful test of the lighting circuits confirms the panel is functional at 24V, providing a central hub to begin connecting pumps, refrigeration, and navigation equipment.21:11

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