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Our Journey to Sailing Travel

Boat Supplies Haul (aka What Seasonal Sailors Buy Online in Winter)

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Seasonal Sailing for us means that for much of the year, our boat is on-the-hard and the water is FROZEN! We happened to buy Saros during prime winter tundra time, which meant we did some shopping while waiting to get aboard. Today we share our boat supplies haul – time will tell if we needed everything we got, but this is everything we thought we should have for our new adventure.

Here are timestamps and links to many of the boat supplies haul items shared*:

  • [00:36] Lake Superior Cruising Guide
  • [00:51] Boatowner’s Mechanical and Electrical Manual
  • [01:13] Apostle Islands and Lake Superior Charts
  • [01:40] Cleaning Products
  • [03:04] Distilled Water
  • [03:20] Letter Removal Tools & Registration Numbers
  • [03:52] Water Proof Travel Bags (Skog A Kust)
  • [04:45] Hart Knee Pads
  • [05:19] Voltage and Wattage meter (Kill-A-Watt)
  • [05:59] Infrared Thermometer
  • [06:09] Polarity Meter
  • [06:17] LED Marine Anchor Light
  • [07:18] Head Lights
  • [07:35] Hour Meter
  • 08:06] Swiss Army Knife and Leatherman
  • [08:12] Wooden Clothes Pins
  • [08:29] Fire Extinguishers
  • [09:14] Paper Towels & Zip Ties
  • [09:30] Blue Tooth Speaker (Oontz Angle)
  • [09:47] Bear Spray and Wasp Spray
  • [10:08] Rocna Anchor Template
  • [10:41] Steaming Light
  • [11:51] VHF Radio (Handheld and Main)
  • [12:52] Steffan’s BulbTester
  • [13:09] Voltage Step-up Module
  • [13:46] 700 Watt Shop Vac
  • [14:06] Xantrex Inverter (We have the pure sine-wave version of this: https://www.defender.com/product.jsp?id=1130606)
  • [16:57] 100 ft 12-gauge, 3-wire Extension Cord
  • [17:24] Details of Navigation System (Including: RS422 Converter, Raspberry Pi with Open Plotter, Buck Converter, 32G micro SD Card, Bluetooth Remote Control and 1T Hard Drive for movie storage)

Happy Living,
Kelly (& Steffan)

*Note that some of these links may be affiliate links.

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