WE BROKE A RUDDER - Great Loop #9 - Sailing Life on Jupiter EP88
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- We are making miles along the Erie Canal, as we reach half way. We ascend one of the highest locks In North America. Explore the beautiful town of "Little Falls". Jamie discusses cruising revs and fuel consumption.
And never a dull moment …we pop a rudder on a submerged log. Lucky we have a great design and are under way again within a couple of minutes.
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I see why another called it break away rather than a kicking rudder. Thanks for showing it in action.
Sounds more correct doesn’t it…cheers Braithe
Outstanding video guys, Bravo 👏. I am very impressed with this video.
Cheers, thanks Walter
It reminds you about the general in the Vietnam War explaining that we had to destroy the city to save it. And, you're like, what did you just say?
that far north if you are in the countryside as you are, the days get hot but the nights are always cool....we call it good sleeping weather, mid summer there is usually a week or two of warm nights. In the big cities the ambient heat keeps us much warmer during most of the summer nights. Montreal here
That is true Tim8mit…we slept well
Spectacular guys.
Cheers Brett
When you started this journey I was thinking “Why?”. With this video I’m now thinking “Why wouldn’t you, it’s fantastic?”
Yeah Graham, we enjoyed the change….from the big blue to the long brown
Love your videos !!
Cheers CR
Great video and the music in this video is off the hook!!!!
Tks Dennis...takes ages to find good music!
Great rudder set up .
Good to have on the rivers! Cheers Bill
Nothing like a good cup of warm coffee on a cool morning 🌄
Got to have it Mike
Lord your gonna freeze up on the lakes LoL
It did concern me….but we got lucky!
Cool.
Cheers UUB
midddle of summmer is JULY kids... you are in late spring.....
Yeah, your probably right LL…hehe
Oh btw I love the drone savers/floaters
Yes, felt a little more confident with them….but the drag is huge…battery life is halved!
Best idea so far, you’ll probably come up with something better great vids sun I’m totally jealous I’m an arm chair captain lol for now
Great episode cheers
Tks mate
Such a cool boat and design. Would love to see a full walk through video!
I think it was our first ever vid Monica. Check it out.
czcams.com/video/SNd27y6T9-I/video.html
Wow guy's so relaxing.... Yeah it can get chilly at nite in the summer an early morning... I really do enjoy your channel... Princess you have a beautiful voice✌🏼💗😊❣️
Thank you Ma’am Donna
Many of my subs get buried among others but I'm catching up. Beautiful scenery .. Cheers to you ..
Cool, tks Laurie
New York went way overboard crazy with restrictions and lock downs. Far to many of those restaurants didn't survive and will never reopen. It's really sad what damage panic and well meaning but ill informed decisions can do.
Agreed Patraic…so many livelihoods ruined.
Remember Bill Gates said " Wait for the next one , That will get there intention" ????
The places that reacted strongly a rapidly had fewer businesses that didn't survive. China, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia all had very minor economic disruption compared to the US, Brazil, South Africa, and India who all dragged their feet.
Awwww Valerie!!! Another great episode.
Cheers Dave
Liked…..”the world’s stupidness”…… hope you are well! Andrew and Stanley
Cheers Andy
It was/is so stupid, my country, Canada, wouldn't even let them in!!! There could have been nice shots of the Great White North.
TO THIS DAY, I cannot get on a domestic flight, or ride a ferry or a train. My wife is getting fired from her government job, scheduled next month . . . . all because . . . .
Anyway, 00:11:00, "it got down to 9°C last night", lol!! Good thing you didn't make it to Canada.
P.S. - "we're pussy's" --> "we're pussies".
brings back great memories, I did that trip 14 years ago ,beautiful cruising grounds
Tks Bill…yeah nice cruising.
Super video, super views, super music. Danke sehr.
Cheers M
That rudder what a great system.
Yeah, glad we had it on the rivers!
I've noticed most of the other channels spend time fixing things that constantly break your aluminum cat doesn't seem to break anything ever no leaking windows hatches etc . Really good design .
The breakaway rudder system you have is perfect and probably the main reason you don't see more cruisers in the canal system.... having to get hauled out to repair a broken rudder because you hit something submerged would be a royal PITA. I personally would always rather be cold than hot.... putting on more clothes is easy and makes the morning cup o joe more enjoyable! Cheers!!!!
We found plenty of "Looper" boats (trawler style)later on, in the rivers…but you’re right…our kick ups came in handy
Glad you made that comment on the restaurants. i could not agree more. Middle summer in Upper New York! First, you are on the water and second, there are mountain ranges all about you so the cold air funnels into the region like a bowl. It is better though, Late July!!!!
That makes sense Jim
Had i'd known your schedule we could have hooked up. i am near Niaara Falls (Canada)
Enjoyable, as always…safe travels!!
Tks Mike
Jupiter is a very well-built strong vessel even though you clipped her wings she will get the two of you there in one piece. Keep the journey alive👍😁
Tks Barry
Fantastic rudder setup
Yeah,glad we had it on the rivers!
Great episode! Glad those rudders are so easily reset!! Be safe Jupiter crew!!
Thanks man…yep, the rudder design came in handy
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Great video. I really like the rudder system. What do the Neel's have painted on them? "Just makes sense" Mumby rudder system? Yep. (Wonder if I can ask for that on my Seawind?)
Locks? Three Gorges Dam in China, Five locks, 180m height change, takes a few hours. They're huge deep tubs that fill with diesel exhaust. Been through them twice 1999 (shallow) 2009 (dam in full operation) . Probably too dizzy from the fumes to remember all the details. The 'lake' above the dam to Chong Ching is bucket of coal and diesel exhaust- like breathing sand paper. I recommend against it. In '99 before the dam filled up we got to see the old river, our cruise boat fought the currents.
Yeah Will...i remember the itchy throat, nose and burning eyes on approach when landing in China...but after a few days you hardly notice it!
Living the dream my hats off to you
Tryin hard to….cheers James
What a well designed rudder system your boat has ! Good video ! I'm a bit sick with the shingles so I'll keep it short.
Ah, that’s no good Joe…hope it clears up soon.
@@SailingLifeonJupiter Thanks, I've been on anti viral meds for a week now and the light at the end of the tunnel is getting closer.
I Hope your Luck improves as I know you both maintain your Home so well. Lose No more anchors or rudders,,,, Just fun sightseeing and sunny days.
It’s all part of the journey…cheers Dave
Hey Jamie and Princess, great film indeed, well produced. We left Hout Bay in March and are currently in Northern Brazil and heading for Trinidad and up to the USA early next year. The loop is a personal fascination of mine for many years and so its great to see your experiences. All the best Craig
Hey Craig…so glad to hear your out an about…you’re catching up!…we’re about to go thru the Panama Canal.
@@SailingLifeonJupiter lol, we will have to go a lot faster then. Definitely will need a new boat to catch you. All the best for the Pacific and onwards
Hello from Siesta Key Florida
Hey William…cheers
You're not pussies, I hate the cold, hate being cold. Give me 30C weather anyday.
Wouldn’t be an issue if we had a heater…a temporary problem, till we get back to the equator. Cheers Shane
Well guys, sorry about broken rudder...lost anchor, banksters, outboard problems, etc, I mean I d be scared to continue in such "calm" waters...after cruising over half around the globe and none such things happened...bests luck !..:)
Yup.... Just the usual 'day at the office'
It's not summer yet in NY, it's still spring, lol But I know how it is for you two, 60F for me these days is cold
It’s hard to get out of bed…no heater!
Top video Jamie & Princess, great cinematography - would love to look into one of the small towns you wander through, - IF videoing does not reduce your enjoyment. At least we know you are alive ( _6 months into the future_ ) if you're still posting. Best Wishes to you both.
Tks Mal…
The highest lock on a section is called the Summit.
Depth is always a problem on inland waterways and it only takes a shopping trolly Bike or a car or dingy to sink and any projections will suffer ...the rigging doctors behind you and keeps grounding his 6ft blue water fixed keel. Hes running electric... But has blown his portable generator .
Best system is diesel generator and Electric motors buffered by a battery.. with solar power and regen under sail.🤔 That way the ICE motor only has to run at its optimum speed and can shut off for hours on end for stealth running.
Cheers Clive
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Whats your best speed under power on both motors and a single motor?
Theres a bunch of divers that go round the US looking for missing vehicles and sadly their drivers that have gone into lakes and rivers. US police forces dont have the resources to search and recover such cold cases.
As for smaller canals you should see what the magnet fishers haul out of Dutch canals and in the US its often guns.😬
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Adventures with purpose czcams.com/video/swpBv5n_fT8/video.html
Hey guys! I love what you're doing.
I just got back from Carmen in Cebu. I had a nice visit with Andrew and saw some future dreams being produced. Unfortunately I missed Tim by a day but I'll be back. Keep up the great videos.
Would love to know if they are still building and how much they are / wait times.
Awesome Justin... Impressive machines aren't they... I hope they can start turning them out faster.
I am loving the lock system videos 💗 also you are so correct about the stupid Wuhan Virus craziness.
Cool... Cheers
Cheers MS
Some wonderful ethereal shots unhurried - nicely done. Too bad about the politics.
Cheers Simon
Great vid mate, i was never interested in going to the States, but that scenery was beautiful and so different to Australia. Personally I would like to see more interaction with the natives, just curious as I've had to endure American tourists!
Maybe with your engine's you should look at additives to help with carbonisation? Thanks again ,cheers
Yeah Ben, the US has some lovely country….
Love watching your uploads guys I like the idea of aluminium but do you need lots of anodes on the hull cheers stay safe enjoy
Tks Luke…no drama with anodes…there are 2 on each hull (recessed) and they’ve been on for 7 yrs so far…. The rudder anodes, and prop shaft anodes I replace about every 6mths if we are in a marina (rare).
I Like that breakaway design on the rudders, is that in any other boats? Or was that just a feature of this custom one-off?
This is the only kicknup design for this sized boat that I'm aware of. Has come in handy several times. Cheers Cameron
Out of curiosity when was this filmed? If it was in June I am not surprised it was cold. End of July and August I would have thought 17c would be a low morning temp
This is Aug Paul….we’re tryna catch up!
@@SailingLifeonJupiter wow I am surprised it was that cold. We have some amazing scenery coming up is my guess. Oct and September that far north the trees all change. Looking forward to coming videos. Looking forward to when you all get to Gulf.
Lol bro you guys are not the P word your tropical people and anything below 65 degrees it’s cold
You’re correct there PMC
Just curious what type of boat was Jupiter 1
Jamie documented his decision to name his boat in an early video (hint its not named after another boat)
Hehe…as it happens it was the name "Jupiter2 "that we wanted specifically….it’s a "Lost in Space", TV show reference.
I talk about it at the end of this vid…czcams.com/video/SRf08QXT3fw/video.html
@@SailingLifeonJupiter oh that's really cool good thinking
sorry 49 degrees is not new york in middle of summer would be more like 80-90 your not seeing other boats becouse they go earlier in summer when its like 80s
That was the low eightpoint….not the high….it warmed up nicely in the afternoon