100% agree!

They’ve been the best travel channel for a long time

well done bro... good to see the Wynns get involved in our culture

Oh, that is so cool. Thanks for the translation. I've always wondered what they were saying.

@@nomdeguerre7356 I'm surprised that Kim Jong-un is so culturally aware of such things ;-)

@@sausage5849 haha ikr

I prefer the one that starts, "Cup of tea cup of tea char char" meself.

The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants. I have no respect for tyranny.

dave simpson. Dude, you haven’t figured out by now that it’s not about health?

All three of you are right: it is tyranny, but it is their choice to live willingly under it. I'm currently in China, and my Chinese friends constantly lecture me that their leaders are better than ours because they have ~zero cases of Covid (also, leaders that tell them how many children they can have, but that doesn't concern them!?!). It's very F'd up, but it is their choice, so I respect it: China is ridiculously safe so long as you don't piss off the government. I'll be coming home in a bit over a month, leaving this BS behind me.

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I had to scroll disappointingly far down to finally see at least one person understand how a busbar works.

@@belkenator I thought the same thing as small airplanes use a busbar too. Everything comes onto the busbar and then gets split to wherever it needs to go via a breaker with one side of the breaker on the busbar.

@@NVFlyer Large airplanes also use busbars, but a lot of them. My answer to the question of "what instruments are working when the bla bla bus fails? " my sarcastic answer was "look at the panel, everything without an off flag."

@@bkailua1224 I can't afford to play with large airplanes. :D

I should add then you can get it tested and tagged and legally plug in at the marina whilst you are aboard

Yep-I heard that the Maori won the battle because the Poms were firing blanks.

@@supercarakita1148 Ha Ha Ha !!!! and years later the world's worst countries Leaders decided to build atomic bombs so it would be easier to kill people that disagreed with them, and the New Zealand Maori joined Greenpeace, sailed tiny boats up to the nuclear "testing" islands in the Pacific, and attacked the French, British and American Navy's boats with paint bombs !!! Then the French sneaked their Terrorist "army" into Auckland, planted limpit mines on the Rainbow Warrior flagship ( an old fishing trawler ) and blew it up. When a Maori in Northland saw some french "tourists" loading stuff out of their rental campervan into another rental car, ( was the French Navy frogmen/persons ) he wrote the registration down with his finger in the dust on his car window, and went home and run the cops. Later on, the cops were waiting for them when they returned the campervan to the place they had hired it from, and arrested them. ( Google Alain Mafar and Dominic Preuer ) They were found guilty of all sorts of stuff, including murder of the guy on board asleep, and the Americans and British Governments threatened the New Zealand Government with an economic boycott if the 2 French Army Terrorist Spy Murderers were not handed over to the French immediately. And that is when ALL NEW ZEALANDERS VOTED TO BAN ALL NUCLEAR POWERED OR ARMED AIRCRAFT, BOATS, RUBBER DUCKIES, PEOPLE, FOOD, ANYTHING REMOTELY NUCLEAR, from being anywhere New Zealand. The Government passed it into LAW. As well as that, new Zealanders WILL NEVER AGAIN fight and die on any battlefield for the British, French, or the Americans. The Americans and the British KNEW IN ADVANCE what the French were planning and did nothing. So they had their plans of building a joint South Pacific Military Base in Milford Sound in the south of the South island of New Zealand, CANCELLED. And as well as that, we all stopped buying their products. We have all stopped them buying up our land, and now 94% of our exports GO ELSEWHERE. I cut up my British Passport and burnt it. And my cussie bros cut down the British Flagpole, and someone threw a wet towel at their Queen. ( she has not been back ) The world can keep all the crap they make, and that's why anybody with any brains wants to move here to live, and have, a good life. Idiots get the boot up their backsides.

@@stephenprice8172 yeah you keep your old Witch Ardern and her zero covid shite. Enjoy your prison islands I am off to Spain next week for the 2nd time in 3 months👌🏾

Of course we wouldn’t do the same thing. You don’t conquer 1/3 of the world on sh!t food and cups of tea by handing over ammunition. #PlayingToWin Shame it’s gone out of the culture, although I wish war would cease to exist and winning could be confined to sports and life. You never know the future. Politics will die in my lifetime, I might get my wish of war ceasing to exist.

Full of top tips. The last one being the best. 👌

They drink a lot

@@tbrghtmn lol 😂 🥂 cheers 🍻 ... it does take the edge off 🔪/ 🍴/ 🍽 /... THEY ARE WHAT YOU CALL 📞 VERY PROFESSIONAL WITH A EXCESSIVE “THATS WHAT SHE SAID”..... UNIVERSAL(~|~) ‘SAILOR SINCE OF HUMOR’ 🙃😉🙂🤣

Agreed. They should just get another baot. Where do I do donate?

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@@tbrghtmn The scientists at Guy's Hospital in London found that beer was excellent for the teeth. Excellent. I read that in the newspaper in 1968. I'm sure that's why they keep beer on board.

They either didn't put the windows in completely (only screwed down the fasteners), or didn't show the entire process. It's a multi-hour event. Probably just used the fasteners since they're going to have to remove them as soon as lock down is over and they can go get new ones made. But yes, I feel intimidated at all the work and the vast knowledge they have gained over the years.

1 case = full lock down. Escape while you can.

@@fredbear2648 it went from 1 person to over 200 within a week. I'm also here in NZ and it's a good thing!

@@listay1 200 "cases" detected via the (now known to be faulty) PCR test? Or actual hospitalizations with serious symptoms?

@@rmkenney Does it really matter? We're dealing with this how we are because our health system barely coped before Covid.

I love your profile picture, Peter. It made me smile.

@@stephanieellis5399 Thank you! The Skipper (Alan Hale Jr.) and Gilligan (Bob Denver) we’re wonderful actor’s and a great moment from my childhood. Something that I will never forget. 😁

@@peterwalker5413 I'm sure this doesn't count, but I'm 50 and played Animal Crossing on a Nintendo Switch when I was in quarantine in 2020, and named my island "Gilligan's". I'm very grateful that the Wynns are in NZ and filming, it was always on my bucket list of places to go, and now I feel just a little bit like I have learned and experienced a small taste of what it would be like to actually go. This was such a cool video!!!!

Me too! 🤣 Awesome Rugby info

@@brendag2891 I couldn’t agree with you more… NZ is definitely on my bucket list as well. IMO The Wynns did a fantastic job showing many worthy sights to see while traveling in and around NZ considering the circumstances. I have to say that I have lived vicariously through them over the last few years.

thanx for this

In Brazil, it is pronounced feh-jhwah (with the jh sounding like the S in pleasure.

@@larrymiller4 thanks have learnt another language👍🏻

Absolutely!! Replace the Dickheads!!

From watching these videos, I've figured out maybe it's best to just build my own boat so then I know how to repair it :D

We are also cruisers and when asked the definition of cruising we reply that it is working on your boat in exotic places

U a scaffloder in Aussie

Over a single case... Wtf

@@stashtrey1 Because we hadn't had a community case for 160 days. There's now a lot more cases, so we did the right thing.

@@stashtrey1 Single? That was quite some weeks ago - it’s beyond that now.

@@stashtrey1 hi .. yeah well a couple of weeks on its now 500 + cases in total. If we did not lock down ..it would be in the tens of thousands. NZ government was has successfully kept it out from the general population from the beginning ..its just we have been WAY to slow rolling out a vaccine. Daily numbers are starting to drop below 50 so it won't be long and we will be fully open and Covid free again.

@@CJChild Riiiiiight...

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You are so right. I'm French and my Dad was a fan, and a player. When done well, that forward advance throwing backwards is the most amazing dance.

Or Cricket.

Not only are voltages different, frequencies are different as well. That has to be considered when hopping between regions because not all appliances are [yet] capable of transitioning between 50 Hz and 60 Hz. In the 'americas' essentially all residences are supplied with 240 volts nominal anyway, but at 60Hz. The NZ/AUS standard is 230v nominal and 50Hz. Close enough on voltage, but for motors frequency would be a problem. The 120 volt thing is an abominable 'split-phase' hold-over from the old DC power distribution systems on the east coast (NY etc) 120 years ago. A wiring trick allows use of thinner 240vDC wiring for 120vDC applications without having to increase cable thickness to prevent overheating. When Westinghouse's AC finally conquered Edison's DC, they just continued to use the 120 split-phase architecture because it saved money on distribution wiring. (It also provides a high-current low-resistance path back to the distribution transformer so that individual panel circuit breakers can work.) Two hot legs (L1 and L2) coming into a premises are 240 volts (AC) apart, wired to opposite ends of a distribution transformer. But there is also a third 'neutral' wire which is connected all the way back to the distribution transformer, and connected to the center of the transformer's wiring. 120 volts AC is between L1 and the neutral center-tap, or L2 and the neutral center-tap. But you still have 240 volt L1 to L2 just like NZ/AUS, who decided to ignore the split-phase center-tap silliness before it ever started. So it would be simpler and make more sense to wire for 240 volts for euro-land, the americas, and NZ/AUS. Then just use the 240 L1 and L2 when visiting the US, ignoring the 120v neutral for power. I have many power tools that use that standard arrangement, as 120v is too weak for the motors. The main problem then would be if a marina 'pre-splits' the 240 for you at their distribution panel because they were cheap characters, so you only can see either L1 to neutral or L2 to neutral. However that's seldom a problem with high-wattage/high-amperage service because 240v is needed for it anyway. A Nema 14-50 plug and receptacle has 4 conductors, for L1, L2, split-phase 'neutral' and ground (earth) respectively. It's typical for a US electric cooking range or clothes dryer. You connect that shore power to your boat service panel and just use L1, L2 and the ground (earth) conductors as needed, just like somebody in the US using a welding machine. Or invert from your DC store to 240v, using 240v applicances. Easy-peasy, no messing with split-phase.

@@armslength2618 thank you for the lesson, truly. So, if you were to buy a boat you'd buy it in Europe or NZ/Aus to make sure you got the electrical layout you mentioned? And you'd encourage the Wynns to do likewise?

​ @Stephanie Ellis Third, like the second but using an on-board diesel Onan generator or modern welding generator (Miller Bobcat -200kgs ) with power conditioner if needed, when underway. That will save on battery weight and expense and volume. Batteries mostly only for critical navcom instruments backup. Fourth, have a specialty hybrid system with a DC core bus that replaces the battery bank for most purposes. All sorts of input AC can be rectified into DC and dumped onto that bus. Then power is immediately taken from it and inverted again into any form you need with any number of inverters. Feedback from DC current level to control supply to control power flow, with a high-speed battery or capacitor bank to buffer the bus current. That's the principle behind modern portable generators like the Honda eu2200i, and industrial motor control VFDs (variable frequency drive). This core system provides all the compatibility needed to various inputs and outputs. An added complication is 3-phase shore power, where 480 volts and all 3 phases are provided, or 208 volts between two conductors is provided. 3-phase is great stuff but rare in small craft. You'd need your own distribution transformer on board or 3-phase appliances to use it. 208 volts is kinky, rare and any appliances would have to be explicitly rated to deal with it.

40 amps on a 12-volt system is ~500watts DC. That's only 2amps on 240-volt AC mains.

You’re obviously drinking it twice.

Bruce Larcombe haha na mate you'd never drink it. That's just crazy talk.

I’m an Aussie, I drink anything.

They will have received a Temporary Import Exemption (TIE) when they cleared into New Zealand. Showing the TIE to any local or foreign supplier will remove the GST and any duty that would normally be payable.

@@tomjarecki That's good to know!

Just read the right news, there's nothing left but woke news these days, but you can find the truth, just stay away from those communist networks.

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@@gonewiththewynns come to Whakatane, NZ's sunshine capital

That's a good one lol

@the sailing kiwi No!! Get to Nelson and Marlborough--top sun spots in the country AND.. amazing sailing and scenery in the Marlborough Sounds and Golden Bay areas.....If you can sail in the Sounds you can sail anywhere....

Your video experience makes me smile. I only discovered the Wynns a few weeks ago. Was so fascinated, I proceeded to watch every video they've ever posted. (Being semi-retired means a lot of binge watching). And now that I've seen them all, having to wait an entire week to see the next one seems painful! bahahaha

@@inspiredalan My videos have started at a much lower quality than theirs. But, seeing their production quality grow over the years gives me hope for my own. I’m still working full time, so I’m still ten years behind on watching the Wynns videos. 8 years if you count the twoish years of the recent videos I’ve watched. 🙂 D.

@warsurplus IKR. Found that amusing....

He picked those terminals because they had plenty of room to hook those new leads to. He felt the other terminals just didn't have enough "space" for extra connections.

@@danalistar3400 unfortunately @5:36 Jason says he wants 1 thats not effected by incoming current....or something like that.😕

@@danielledanner2274 Our cases have dropped to 53 today and none in the south island where I live. 200 cases a day is nuts.