It takes a lot of energy, not to mention money, but we’re getting there, slowly.
Navigational systems are almost working like I want them to work. Fishfinder is ok, plotters and camera’s are ok. We’re still busy with one of the three bilgealarms and there’s an annoying interference on the vhf.
So, only about three hundred other things left 😉
We finally got our Ais-name changed. Now you can find us on Marinetraffic or Vesselfinder. If not by name you can use our MMSI number, 244690447, that should always work. At the moment I’m trying to delete some old and wrong pictures. This will probably take a while.
There still some issues going on. De generator is running hot and we need some more changes to optimize the electric system. Some things are already fixed, but i just hate poorly loading alternators and lousy installations. The fishfinder doesn’t give a correct picture and we’re planning an extra plotter on the flydeck. We surely need better ventilation inside so we’re working on that and are still thinking about the best solution to reduce our water consumption.
And like always a thousand little things more. But I’m sure our Aegir is ready to sail out in May.
The only question is whether I’m fit enough to go.
For sure this is the most terrible card I ever made. I love it, I’m really proud of myself 🙂
Today mommy and daddy left the boat without me. They didn’t tell me and they just tried to sneak away. But I’m pretty sure that won’t happen again. I swear, I will not stop climbing the blinds next time. Stupid humans.
We’re off for a short three day trip. Testing the engines is the main goal. So far so good.
I prefer housewarmingparties for just one person. But somehow it went wrong last week. Lots and lots of people decided to pay us a visit all at the same time. It was a pity I had to go to work early that morning. But there’s always another time, because home is were your boat is!
Thanks to Joep & Willem for the cool boatmat.
Say meow to Femke, we call her ‘Famke’, our newest member of the family. In about three weeks she will join us aboard on Aegir. Hopefully she’s a quick learner, i still need someone to operate the autopilot.
