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Goodbye to the stinky sailors life style. Sailing SV Goat ep 48
In Episode 48 of the Sailing Goat Series, we focus on improving life onboard with two major upgrades. First, we install a mini washing machine to make daily living more comfortable. This involved cutting a wall in the bathroom and plenty of drilling, but it was worth it! Even though itโs a knockoff machine made in China, itโs working perfectly so far. Second, we add 50 meters of anchor chain to our setup, allowing us to anchor securely in remote areas with depths of up to 30 meters. To help fellow sailors, weโve included a quick tutorial on best practices for anchoring scope and safety below. Join us for a week of hard work, upgrades, and exciting new possibilities for life at sea. ๐ ๏ธ Mini Washing Machine Installation: Watch as we transform our onboard living space by installing a compact washing machine. The installation required cutting a wall in the bathroom and careful drilling, but the end result is a game-changer for onboard comfort and convenience. โ Anchoring Upgrade: We extend our anchor chain by 50 meters, enhancing our ability to anchor safely in deeper and more remote locations. This upgrade opens up a world of possibilities for exploring secluded bays and untouched destinations. ๐ Anchoring Best Practices โ Scope Guidelines: Proper scope is crucial for safe anchoring. Here's a quick guide: Calculate Scope: The scope is the ratio of the length of anchor rode (chain/rope) paid out to the vertical distance from the bow roller to the seabed. Calm Weather: Use a 5:1 ratio (e.g., 5 meters of chain for every 1 meter of depth). Moderate Conditions: Use a 7:1 ratio for better holding in wind or current. Stormy Weather: Increase to a 10:1 ratio for maximum security. Check the Bottom Type: Ensure your anchor is suitable for the seabed (e.g., sand, mud, or rock). Set the Anchor: Once the scope is out, reverse slowly to set the anchor and ensure it holds. Test the Hold: Gently increase engine power in reverse to confirm the anchor is secure. ๐ Life at Sea Improvements: This weekโs upgrades are all about making life onboard more comfortable and versatile. From easier laundry days to safer anchoring, these changes enhance both our daily routine and our sailing adventures. ๐ฌ Join the Conversation: Have you made similar onboard upgrades or have tips for anchoring in deep water? Share your experiences, thoughts, or questions in the comments below. Letโs connect over the joys and challenges of sailing life. ๐ If youโre inspired by our onboard upgrades and anchoring tutorial, give this video a thumbs up, share it with fellow sailors, and subscribe to the Sailing Goat Series for more updates. ๐ Connect with Sailing Goat: Instagram: @nobodysride Instagram: @sailing_svgoat ๐ Hashtags: #SailingGoat #MiniWashingMachine #BoatUpgrades #AnchoringTips #ScopeGuidelines #SailingLife #LifeAtSea โต Join us for a week of practical upgrades and new possibilities as we prepare for even more exciting adventures at sea. Fair winds and following seas await!
