how did it go? my hunch is it would tend to get too hot quite quickly then cool down quite quickly when the fire went out. My cold weather small boat cruising heating method is just have a hot water bottle in the sleeping bag. I know someone that made a vest that could take a hot water bottle front and back, for under the wet weather gear while on watch!
@@KaamosBoats Very impressive that you designed and sewed the tent yourself! You are the designer of the Goose Explorer too, right (as a modification of Storer's Oz Goose)? I would love to see more videos of it. Do you think it is reasonably safe to sail it in protected coastal waters? It looked like the kids who sailed with you in a prior video really enjoyed riding in it on what looked to be a lake (I am trying to inspire my little one to enjoy nature adventures in boats, and I bought the plans). The Ooze Goose (also your design, I think) looked really practical for similar purposes too, but alas it seems to have been retired. Surely those huge flotation tanks would make them pretty safe.
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Nice!
how did it go? my hunch is it would tend to get too hot quite quickly then cool down quite quickly when the fire went out.
My cold weather small boat cruising heating method is just have a hot water bottle in the sleeping bag. I know someone that made a vest that could take a hot water bottle front and back, for under the wet weather gear while on watch!
@@dominictarrsailing It didnt go too Hot quick, but it cool down soon after the fire went down. Weather was aeound + 2-5 c.
This is pretty cool. You are a very creative fellow. Is this an off-the-shelf tent? If so, would you mind sharing info about it?
Thanks, I drew the tent quite quicly and just sew it.. I think it can be used also without heater
@@KaamosBoats Very impressive that you designed and sewed the tent yourself! You are the designer of the Goose Explorer too, right (as a modification of Storer's Oz Goose)? I would love to see more videos of it. Do you think it is reasonably safe to sail it in protected coastal waters? It looked like the kids who sailed with you in a prior video really enjoyed riding in it on what looked to be a lake (I am trying to inspire my little one to enjoy nature adventures in boats, and I bought the plans). The Ooze Goose (also your design, I think) looked really practical for similar purposes too, but alas it seems to have been retired. Surely those huge flotation tanks would make them pretty safe.
@@Chinchilla27150 thanks, yep
Super! Is this special cloth that it is not burning?
It is flame retardant, so lets hope it wont burn...
Your ideas work! I've build two yours kayaks and in this summer I will build third - pro a canoe !
@@rafabrodnicki8215 vow, thanks!