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Take a closer look at the systems that power comfort on board — from the generator to air conditioning and water systems. In this video, we focus on the maintenance and inspection of the generator (gen set) and its role in supporting key onboard systems. Just like the main engine, the generator undergoes regular servicing, including oil changes, filter replacements, and full technical checks to ensure reliable performance. Our technicians also inspect all associated components, from piping to electrical connections, making sure everything is functioning safely and efficiently. Since the generator powers essential comfort systems, we also cover the maintenance of air conditioning units across all cabins, along with water systems such as pumps and water makers. These checks are critical to ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience on board. This is a practical look at how we maintain the systems that keep a yacht fully operational, comfortable, and ready for every charter. #YachtManagement #BoatMaintenance #YachtOwnership #MarineSystems #Sailing

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We're currently building our third vessel, S/Y Vela. Take a minute and check out the progress we're making - she's coming right along! S/Y Vela will be sailing on her first Gap Year and Study Abroad voyage in February 2020. Music by Joakim Karud http://youtube.com/joakimkarud

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Take the NauticEd FREE Navigation Rules course online at https://www.nauticed.org/sailing-courses/view/navigation-rules Check out the full course here - https://www.nauticed.org/bundle/view/skipper - Approved US Coast Guard EDU-3 recreational American National Standards A constant bearing angle to another vessel indicates that a collision is likely. If your vessel is traveling in a straight line and the angle to another vessel relative to your vessel is not changing then you have an issue. You can also use a compass. If the compass angle to the other vessel does not change then you have an issue. #sailingschool #sailing #navigation

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