Here are some frequently asked questions, but if you don’t find what you’re looking for, contact us
FAQs Technical
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We make available the boat’s manual, however don’t esitate to give us a call.
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The cameras are there mainly for navigation and sailing purposes, and as a plus we think they are a great way to share your experience on Lynx. If you have any more qustions check out the dedicated section below.
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FAQs Cameras
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All the normal cameras turn on with the Comfort switch in the switch panel, and the FLIR only turns on with Electronics. If, even with Comfort on, some cameras remain off, they might have been turned off with the dedicated switch, please see below.
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Yes, whenever they are ON, the cameras are being recorded locally on the boat. We plan on incorporating this in the app in the future, but in the meantime if you want to download your adventure, you can ask us trough your skipper or with the form in the website.
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The cameras are recored locally on the boat, and the only way to download or see the videos is through us while onboard. This means that neither other guests nor our ground staff can access them. Even when accessing them trough us, we can only make them avilable to download while on the boat, but we cannot see them.
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Your needs are our first priority, we have therefore installed a switch that turns all deck-level cameras off.
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To turn all deck level cameras on or off, you will need to flip the switch located under the bench seat next to the chart table, under the forward hatch.
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If you’d like too keep a video from your adventure, you should contact us using the email address you’ve used to book (so we know it’s you), with the details of what you’d like. This means what camera(s), what timeframe(s), and whether you’d like the raw video or a timelapse. We will then make them available to download. To do so you will need to be connected to the boat’s Wi-Fi and go to this link.
Rember to allow time for the download and, if it’s the case, for the timelapse to be created, which takes about a tenth of the total time - so for a 48 hour timelapse about 5 hours.