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Hum. Hello. How do you call what you are wearing around and over your calves to protect you from the rain? Thank you!

Love your video's, Coral and Kia are so cute they always steal the show.

are you still in NY if so come raft up this weekend

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Goodness, gracious your daughter just looks exactly like mom :)

Wow those beautiful sunsets and rises. Never get tried of seeing them ❤ Coral is learning new words everyday just your life style. Love those dolphins 🐬 😍 Good job with the video can't wait for next week 😂❤😊

Ahhh its so cuuuute thank you ❤❤❤❤

Hey guys it's Chris from s/v Christine - glad to see you all back on blue water! Your family has grown X2 since 2021 in the Abacos. Congrats on all of it!

Seems that your big first sail in the ocean went pretty well. Of course, it does mean night shift duty, complicated as discussed by parental responsibilities. But at last we're headed south, toward warm weather! Coral not intimidated by the ocean waves. Glad to see the Dolphins join you at the end. I had been thinking that the arrival of _Intrepid_ in the Atlantic would be a momentous occasion, and a couple months ago I drafted the following for an anticipated fb blurb: "Wildy Intrepid enters the Atlantic Ocean at New York, after a long, well-videographed journey through the Great Lakes, the Erie Canal, and the Hudson River. They now turn south. After a year of work on their new project boat- one large enough to accommodate their growing family- Cory and Alex are excited to return to their getaway in the Caribbean. Their energetic two-year-old, Coral, will soon run across beaches that she once could only crawl upon. Coral helps to watch baby brother Kai, who will get his first taste of the tropics. Cory and Alex know well how to live the Bahamas."

🎉😊❤ Awesome ,seagoers!! Happy voyaging and far seas and following waves to you, Ocean Family!👍😎

Hey mommy your little boy looks just like you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great video!! The C&C is so much faster than the Hunter. Great upgrade, but I"m partial to the Hunter.

Chomp! Chomp! Hope she liked the book :)

Another great video!!!!! Always nerve racking having boats dragging around you.

An amazing adventure with your beautiful family.

100% solar……plus 2 diesel engines.

imagine that happening at night offshore! well handled!

Still need food and water.

Respect. Real. Adventure. Excellent. (Greetings from Buffalo and Point Abino)

Watch out for pirates. I was at C.G. Base Miami in 77-78, after 74-76 at Petaluma CA. There were occassional yachts found savaged, with human blood evidence. Convoys are safer.

Awsome boat!

Bonjours, Is that a rugged water resistant tablet I saw at your helm? If so where did you get it? we are ;looking for one or two for our sailboat Merci

I watch Wave Rover on his channel!!

you want gutters.... You need to collect that water!

As a father of five and grandfather of one (so far) I enjoyed watching y'all with your children! Best wishes❤️

Beautiful scenery almost like the Netherlands with the newer buildings. Good job I. showing that❤😅⛵️🏝❤

To cure small fractures and rivelets of water and around hatches, skylightsstanchion bases, etc., try Captain Tolleys Crack Cure. It works by capillary action. The liquid is drawn into invisable fractures in the sealant and solidifies. I have used it for years with amazing results. Alan J. S/V Skol Catalina 400

This was a great video, and Cory sometimes swearing leads to Brilliance, I am sure you will get all those pesky leaks repaired after all its like everything else just when you think your all set more work shows it self. till next week have agreat sail.

An interesting place to get stuck- near the Statue of Liberty, just before the ocean- but tough days here. I think anyone can imagine the frustration with the leaks, knowing you've been working on them since the day you got the boat. If you ever solve this riddle, we'd love to hear how you did it. Kudos for helping the distressed boat. Sounds like the next day will be a big one.

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What do you do if your engine/motor fails?

I would love to have a cat like this awesome

One rogue wave and it is gone . Along with the rest of the boat..

I have never seen a 2-blade propeller on any boat. And torque is relatively irrelevant on a boat. Torque is what gets a dragster down a dragstrip fast. So now you have all the complication of two diesel engines, plus all the complication of all the solar/electric equipment as well. I'm sorry, but that just seems nutty.

20 miles a day! Yeah ...... most boat people would not be happy with that. And here's the problem, when you've done that distance and you've drained your batteries and the Sun is going down. Then you've got night time, so no charge. And then you wake up with a bunch of drained batteries, so you can't move until you've charged your batteries. If only there were a way of moving the boat across the water using the wind.

0:25-30. "...former educator..." The glasses gave me a hint i tried to ignore, but the "educator" couldn't be overlooked. Probable a "college" degree, ... or two, ......or three. "Academia"... ☆

"100% Solar Electric Catamaran" this is not true. @ 5:57 he states that he has 2 diesel generators "for backup or cruising 24 hours a day". Earlier in the video he states that the boat is set up to "island hop 20 miles a day" on solar/battery power.

I'm surprised that there are no sales.

Big diesel engine on board so no, it's not 100% solar.

Awesome boat, love all theheart and engineering you and you wife put into the boat. Wonder if they're looking at Starlink, it would be a useful addition for emergencies at least.

Cool

Nice!

Well done.

what about pirates?

Electric boats should be the default form of propulsion for leisure craft like cats where they have plenty of space for solar & battery. If there is an engine at all, it can be small in-line one to charge the battery or drive the motor in exceptional circumstances.

5:49 - so they have a Diesel Generator Engine.... so this is not a 100% Solar Boat... its just a gimmick... you are still relying on Fossil Fuels as the primary back up because Solar is useless and unreliable.

Amazing example of what is possible. if you replace the solar with modern ones you should get like 35% more electricity. They did some breakthrough on solar cells in the last months - which should be soon in production. If you are lucky and Avalanche works out (a company) then you can take this whole setup, scrap it and put an Orbitron on each side of the hull and have more power, 24/7 and can run the engines full power as they together give you 30kw++ (I hear designs up to 100kw each are being worked on for a unit small enough to fit on a desk)) using ridiculous amounts of fuel (100kW, 24/h is around 0.2 GRAMS). Until then - AMAZING thing.

Thats an epic setup!

The Bronx zoo looks amazing. What a fun adventure

One day those solar panels will need replacing same with the batteries and the wiring, so is it really worth it? I'd rather have the sails and the engines lol