Filling and storing diesel while sailing around the world. Here is a “How to” article that Eric Rigney published on the subject:

http://www.rigneyskandu.com/2018/11/25/how-to-filter-di…r-long-crossings/

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Bryce Rigney demonstrates in Agadir, Morocco how Kandu fills its cooking gas bottles. Filling propane tanks can be a challenge when sailing around the world. The simplest method is gravity. Only 75% effective, it is often the only option, when legal, if a tank can be rented, adaptors made, etc. This is not the best way, it just the way we’ve learned through trial and error. Be careful, be smart. Don’t blow your boat up, or worse, yourself or someone else. Hope you find the demo helpful.

This video was posted on the world sailor’s website noonsite with an article written by Chuck Hoolihan of sv Jacaranda around the same time Kandu’s Gravity Propane Fill video was completed. In noonsite’s “General” heading. Here is the noonsite.com link: Refilling your gas bottles from a larger container.

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Kandu Crew, Bryce Rigney, describes a “work”day aboard Kandu in Agadir, Morocco at Port Maroc. Bryce’s jobs include: gravity filling the propane tanks and plotting Kandu’s next course to Lanzarote, Canary Islands.

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Eric Rigney makes water for the first time aboard Kandu, using Cruise RO Water and Power’s SM-30 to convert Ventura Marina seawater into fresh tasting drinking water. Leslie, Bryce, and Trent taste the “product” and approve!

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Leslie Rigney demonstrates the wing action of our Magma stabilizer. The stabilizer minimizes the side-to-side rocking motion that can occur when our boat Kandu is at anchorage

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Sailology use their WinchRite technology at the Strictly Sailing Pacific Boat Show to solve a great problem: how to make a Margarita on a beach. Marty and Sven turbo charge a hand-crank blender.

Eric Rigney introduces anchoring equipment inventor and manufacturer Greg Kutsen of Mantus Anchors, having him describe several of his remarkable solutions: anchor, chain hook, and deck key, at Oakland’s Strictly Sailing Pacific Boat Show.

https://youtu.be/5F87LcOEXRU