Tiny House Tour | Living on a 30 ft Sailboat | Winter Boat Life | Catalina 30 Sailboat Tour

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  @oceanaircharter1082 · 3 years ago

  Very nice video I live in Miami Florida on a Catalina 30 1992 it's a great boat in the summer I had to the Bahamas and I'm very happy with my Catalina 30

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• SC

  @scable-eq7bp · 4 years ago

  Everybody needs an important "junk drawer" in their lives. Really enjoyed the tour, also nice upgrades....

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• LA

  @largemarge1603 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE4yaUPLNoM&amp;t=921">15:21</a><br>During a trip through Alaska in our ExpeditionVehicle, the dehumidifier extracted a gallon/4-liters (litres) every 24-hours.<br>Insane!

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• FR

  @franklipsky7865 · 3 years ago

  My friend showed me your channel and said I&apos;d find the boat very familiar! &nbsp;We&apos;re the original owners of a 1984 C-30 MK1, very similar to yours, and spend many &quot;4-day weekends&quot; &nbsp;living on it during the summer and fall on the Hudson River in New York. &nbsp;Most of our sailing these days consists of &quot;day sailing&quot; from a marina. &nbsp;We used to take long cruises with two kids and 4 folding bikes aboard! <br>Some of the best improvements I&apos;ve made is to install a 12,000 Btu &nbsp;water-cooled AC with heat and to add dockside water. &nbsp;I mounted a Jabsco pressure regulator through the cockpit wall, into the aft end of the deep locker. &nbsp;My water heater is in this locker. &nbsp; You only have to run a hose from the back of the regulator and &quot;T&quot; it into the cold water hose that goes from your pump into the water heater and install a check valve just downstream of your water pump. &nbsp;This was a game changer for living aboard! &nbsp;You can use the sinks all you want, drink the water, and take long showers without using any of your tank water and running the pump! &nbsp;I use a quick connect and shut-off where the dock hose enters the regulator and NEVER leave it on when not on the boat!<br>I Love your insulation idea for the V-birth and will probably copy it! &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;That will make it so much easier to cool the V-area in the summer and keep it warm in the fall! <br> I &apos;m still in love with the C-30 after all these years and I&apos;m sure you will too. &nbsp;It has more room than any 30 foot sailboat on the water and will outsail them too! &nbsp;Enjoy your home on the water!

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• RI

  @rimasmeleshyus9486 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for showing tour on the boat , very was interesting seeing .Books very sailing to read 📚, more inspiring to sail ⛵️ Everything nice great episode filming, many thanks

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• DA

  @danagovang2520 · 4 years ago

  Great tour. <br>The reason boats have small but deep sinks is so you can get water depth without needing a lot of water.

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• TO

  @tommycheshire5508 · 4 years ago

  This summer you need to clean the water tanks. There should be a removable cutout to do so. No matter what you use the tank water for, you need to be able to trust it. When you get them clean, add a capful of bleach to each tank. I noticed the wood inside needs a little something. Varnish would be perfect, but I would recommend Liquid Gold, which is an oil which is none greasy. Keep putting it on as long as the wood will take it. Very good product for keeping the wood from drying out in the winter. If you don’t like it I will reimburse you for the cost. Tommy

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• TE

  @tedmccullen7466 · 4 years ago

  Just started watching your U-Tube channel really enjoy your programs you have a new member on board: from the States thank you !

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• NE

  @neilmartin2916 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for the tour! &nbsp;so many important lessons here. The biggest is that you both seem happy in your home. &nbsp;cheers

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• MA

  @maryannpenner9286 · 4 years ago

  I’m sure your counting down the days to get out sailing again! 🌞 🌸 🌊

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• CH

  @christydavis3316 · 4 years ago

  Wow...can&apos;t believe I&apos;m FIRST...new to your channel but love yall!

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• AL

  @alexsereda1336 · 3 years ago

  Well considered, cozy and beloved tiny home!) It is feeled through the camera!)

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