Liveaboard Tips - Boat Vlog Ep 103 59 0

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Some liveaboard tips from having lived on a sailboat yacht full time for four wonderful years on the Norfolk Broads, England. So you want to live on a boat? Allow me to share some liveaboard aspects with you that you may not be aware of. It may help you to make the transition on to a boat much safer and happier for all concerned. Help Support New Videos On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SailingHighSeas PayPal Donate: https://www.paypal.me/sailinghighseas Join Me On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sailing-High-Seas-127779957907818/ Join Me On Twitter: https://twitter.com/HighSeasVideos

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betty swollocks - 6 years ago

It was very nice to meet you.I would love to pick your brains about living on a boat and more.with a bit of luck about 2 weeks till we are on the water.and I will buy you that pint.betty swollocks.

S/V Harley Quinn - 6 years ago

I don't live on my boat but spend plenty of time on it. As part of the restoration I removed the gas system and went for an origo alcohol stove instead. Not as efficient as gas but a whole lot safer. No need to worry about gas locker storage either. Don't have issues with condensation as boat is fully insulated and most soft lined. Also fitted 3 x solar fan vents as part of resto which helps. I don't shower in the boat though, only in the cockpit. Showers create loads of condensation. We have a shower in our caravan and always open window afterwards because of it.

thegreathansoni - 6 years ago

useful

Andrew & Jacqui - 6 years ago

I thought that dog pic was Tucker off Campervan Kevin lol. Great tips! We were going to go for a petrol engine because of something being said not so long ago on the news (not that i watch that BS often) about Diesel being considered worse than petrol after all. They do that all the time, ooh a glitch again. Assholes! lol. sorry, just gets my blood pressure up. So, if we're stuck with a diesel engine and "they" make it mandatory to turn to petrol, then ££££££ Not sure what to do.

S/V Harley Quinn - 6 years ago

By that time electric boat engines will be common place.

Cigarmann - 6 years ago

Brilliant!

LAS - 6 years ago

great one Miles!

William Nassif - 6 years ago

Very informative, great video!

Robert Hancock - 6 years ago

Where can I Fill up with red diesel ? Do you use red ?

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger - 6 years ago

I use red and if you have a diesel heater? You qualify for 60/40 payment options.

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger - 6 years ago

Broads is full of red diesel outlets

betty swollocks - 6 years ago

I love the blogs.

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Game Lift - 6 years ago

Ive been watching for about 2 months now im 19 and realy enjoy your videos, just wandering do you work or how do you pay for day to day goods? Have a good weekend, Jack

Nick Meteor - 6 years ago

Agreed. Learn the skills that will fund your sailing lifestyle forever if you are smart. Don't let go of the dream and enjoy the apprenticeship in the knowledge that you are working for something worthwhile and far far bigger.

John Brookes - 6 years ago

I agree with Miles finish your apprenticeship, get an old boat and do it up then go sailing and you will have a skill to fund your sailing anywhere in the world.

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger - 6 years ago

Finish your apprenticeship first.

Game Lift - 6 years ago

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger im 19 and live in the west of ireland currently doing a carpentry apprentiship that i absolutely hate and all i want to do is buy a boat and sail, do you have any advice that might help me? any help is much appreciated!

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger - 6 years ago

I have multiple websites that generate revenue from affiliate marketing.

Lazy Daze - 6 years ago

I'm a live aboard and I agree with you almost 100%. It's not that I don't agree with you on somethings, it's just that i have a different philosophy on somethings. I'm currently living on a 34ft boat and to me it's to big. I don't use the v berth at all. And being that I'm stuck in this lifestyle (in a marina) for a few more years, I have electric everything. I do use propane camping stuff when i go away. Soon i wouldn't have to even store that. Not everyone live like me and like you, one is not right or wrong, and one is not better than the other. Just wanted to let people know if you embrace a more minimal lifestyle smaller boats are great (and cheaper)
Always loved you videos. Can't wait to see what is coming next.

Diver Dan - 6 years ago

Bowl with an inch of salt is really good for keeping the condensation down....

Sailing High Seas - Boat Life Vlogger - 6 years ago

Good call.

Derek Tweedie - 6 years ago

Very interesting....cheers and keep posting..

Tom Hale - 6 years ago

Fantastic! Love you miles!

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