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@SuperYachtCaptain 2 года назад

Turn on Subtitles if you can't hear what i'm saying

@christer.rehnstrom 2 года назад

What? , lol..

@timmeah 2 года назад

A tip to improve the sound in this video and the engine room video, is to run a low-pass filter on the audio in post-production. If your software allows you to set the frequency, you can try a bit with the 120-150Hz area for cutoff.

@Harrimoto 2 года назад

It’s a hurricane Wanda kicking off KEEP SAFE NOAA will have it on radar

@brianmartin7303 2 года назад

@@Harrimoto they arrived last week

@mitchellbarnow1709 2 года назад

I would not want to be in a sailboat in those conditions! You already told us that MY AWOL has to be within 150 miles of help or rescue, so there’s no way that AWOL could’ve made that journey.

@johngauntlett4915 2 года назад

Look on the bright side Tristan, anything happens you've got a very stylish lifeboat.

@MesaperProductions 2 года назад

Nope. She's chained to the deck.

@johngauntlett4915 2 года назад

@@MesaperProductions need to recognize humor.

@M3rVsT4H 2 года назад

@@johngauntlett4915 That's true.. Losing your sense of humor is no laughing matter.

@MesaperProductions 2 года назад

@@johngauntlett4915 what @Merv said!

@jamesk5600 2 года назад

This video is dedicated to everyone that asked why AWOL didn't make the trip on her own power.

@Simon-ho6ly 2 года назад

exactly, awol would quite likely not survive seas like that

@MrAppelvink 2 года назад

Awol would have avoided the bad weather and sailed around it

@Simon-ho6ly 2 года назад

@@MrAppelvink Assuming she can cruise fast enough to get out the way in time, which in most cases she likely cant, these weather systems are huge

@marcvivori1561 2 года назад

@@Simon-ho6ly Seriously? Haha. No problem with a good crew. It’s cheaper to pay $300k for a transport than paying for fuel including the engine wear. It allows the owners to position their yachts for charter. Save a week and pick up many hundreds of thousands in some cases $600k per week.

@Simon-ho6ly 2 года назад

@@marcvivori1561 a good crew does not change a boats survivability in high seas... The storm they passed through could easily have swamped her or turned her beam on and capsized... Not to mention weather that rough would cause interior damage even with everything secured . Not a risk worth taking

@vincelardner330 2 года назад

A practical demonstration of why yachts cross the Atlantic on large transporters. Especially as cameras never truly show the true magnitude of the waves.

@millenniumsteve 2 года назад

Hey Tristan you should have got the camera down that walkway from the engine room - would have been neat to see the structure flexing that Mischa mentioned on the last vid. Anyway lets hope the secong leg of the journey has calmer weather for you.

@Davey-Boyd 2 года назад

Yeah, I would love to see that (from here rather than actually there)!

@manfredlemo4366 2 года назад

Yes.. it would be great - but down there Tristan gets ... seasick 🤑🤢🤮 I think downstairs- in storm it is terrible! With no stabilizers. Good that Awol is very good fixed.

@fantabuloussnuffaluffagus 2 года назад

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@millenniumsteve 2 года назад

@@fantabuloussnuffaluffagus Excellent - Thank You.

@steve5975 2 года назад

I was gonna make the same comment. I’ve seen it on another RU-vid clip before. It’s really eerie and freaky.

@davereid-daly2205 2 года назад

I bet your boss is very grateful to have hired you, Tristan, because you certainly are extremely conscientious. Good on you !!!

@d14551 2 года назад

When I was three, my family crossed the Atlantic on board a ship and we passed through a strong storm. One night my father, who had an iron stomach, as he liked to say, was the only passenger to show up in the dining room for dinner. This video has given me a good sense of how it must have been on that night so many years ago. Thanks!

@CelestialLites 2 года назад

Or crew! We were gale force 10 storm gulf Alaska. My wife and I didn't get sick, empty dining room. Saw less than 100 people on ship of 3000. Just 1 bar open, all open decks closed. We decided go room watch TV. E-ticket ride!

@johnboller7621 2 года назад

Love these crossing videos. Also love the look at all the different systems and such of the ship.

@GrantGrove 2 года назад

Tristan, now imagine being in the same conditions on a 42 foot catamaran sailboat. Been there done that.... and survived! Have a peaceful remainder of your crossing. Storms still mid Atlantic.

@Veritalos 2 года назад

In my 10 years in the US Navy and multiple Atlantic crossings, we always had at least a day or two of weather like that. Securing well for sea was always a steep learning curve for those new to the experience. Now for some really interesting weather, head up to the north Atlantic in the fall as the weather shifts. Glad you two are having fun!

@AustinBoil 2 года назад

I've been in 50'-60' seas before on a much smaller vessel in a typhoon. It really makes you respect the power of the ocean. Never got seasick in heavy weather, just 15'-20' seas & the rolling is what got me. Cool stuff.

@Mark-pm9nh 2 года назад

Hi Tristan . Amazing to see such a large ship rolling in rough seas 🌊🌊 & the wind actually shaking the superyacht radar tower . With you . Mark (Toronto)

@royordway9157 2 года назад

I'm in Maine on the Atlantic coast. We have a 200 plus years of ship building history here. I can just imagine what it was like for the sailing ships in a storm. The only videos of storms on the ocean that I have seen were by production companies that were just over dramatized. This video show it for real. Good job Captain.

@HughTFYT 2 года назад

Sorry if these have been asked before on the transporter Videos, but I couldn’t see them. Tristan - are you and Chef living on AWOL or is there accommodation in the main part of the ship? And do the other boats have any of their crew travelling with them - never see anybody else about on the videos? Godspeed to Florida!

@peterwaugh9416 2 года назад

I'm sure it was mentioned that for insurance purposes someone always has to be aboard. When they were in Italy having work done while the boat was out of the water someone had to be there.

@stuartread135 2 года назад

Thanks for asking this, I was also curious about it. I know you can use their internet link (thankfully, so we can get your videos!) but does the 'mother ship' provide meals? And are there rules about using the side walks in heavy seas? Looks a bit dangerous going along those walkways, to be honest. Thanks.

@robertdave 2 года назад

They are living on AWOL and have electricity, sea water (for cooling), fresh water and gray and black water drainage included with the transport service. (It's in a previous video....... very interesting!)

@rmk6693 2 года назад

I had the exact same questions. It looks like they are living aboard AWOL. Does anyone know about the other yachts? Is it required that someone be living aboard each ship? It is super fascinating, that's for sure. I would hate to be in charge of those welds on the braces!

@24escalade 2 года назад

That shot from AWOL bridge was like Inception’s dream within a dream, but this time, ship within a ship

@dangoldman6636 2 года назад

I am glad I am at home in Maryland just watching this . Good luck on the rest of the trip.

@doctor1946 2 года назад

I've really enjoyed watching this crossing its just been fantastic!! thanks so much!!

@gsmith207 2 года назад

That’s awesome! What a wild ride! You looked a little nervous at one point? Haaa! Thanks for sharing.

@rlowrie 2 года назад

I have not seen any other of the yacht crews on these crossing videos- is there someone on each yacht like AWOL?

@JohnWick-mt5jw 2 года назад

I think usually yeah, just to keep it clean and give the owner updates

@casual9982 2 года назад

Days like this it's nice to be on a transporter instead of trying to navigate that storm. Stay safe, great videos as always!

@dodge33445 2 года назад

This is so cool.. SO rough yet you have the comforts of your home yacht :)

@CAUSELESSREBEL 2 года назад

We ran into a huge storm between Piraus and Dubrovnik once. I relieved my dad at the helm. He had been fighting the wheel back and forth as the waves pushed our bow. I took over and altered course a bit to port. Captain concurred. Still had the bow pushed but I didn't have to fight the helm. Dad was a tad peeved.

@amye4087 2 года назад

It has to be weird standing on your bridge looking out but not having any control of the situation. Thanks for taking us along. Enjoying this journey.

@allsearpw3829 2 года назад

Hi , A life on the rolling sea , I bet your glad your all passengers ? and yes I would have changed course in my Rib by now . Thank you for keeping us up to date and take care .

@LumeriaProjects 2 года назад

oh... c'mon man... finally some weather that makes you know your on the ocean... a flat calm sea is like living on land.. :)

@dunkie976 2 года назад

Wow, it's good to see that you are on high alert and it shows how much you care for AWOL. Another great vid Tris. 👍

@MrIrrelevanT021 2 года назад

Another great video, Tristen. Very cool to watch the trek unfold.

@jerrybarrett6376 Год назад

A good example of why a owner or captain might want to ship his yacht, instead of going on its own bottom. Pretty rough seas. Thanks enjoyed the ride. Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸

@Dr_K545 2 года назад

Glad you made it though! Great video, once again. Just really good info and interesting.

@robertg5393 2 года назад

cool video! And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why a yacht carrier is the way to go! Smart decision Cap.

@tweed532 2 года назад

@8.13 in 'we've definitely stopped rolling now', and I've resumed my breakfast bacon butty and cup of coffee...😲 Felt more quezzy watching that than a few repositional Trans Atlantic cruises I've done at this time of year that also have had a bit of grumpy weather! 🤭👍🇬🇧

@StanOwden 2 года назад

I love the ocean colour. Looks like someone added ultramarine pigment in there.

@johncollier608 2 года назад

Really cool, a proper Atlantic storm. Not sure you were enjoying quite as much as I enjoyed watching it. On the plus side, at least you didn't have to decide on which course to chart to minimise the the impact. Thanks for sharing, Tristan.

@patriciagassor4497 2 года назад

Wowee, could feel that sea spray from here, good filming and stay safe

@MsTupperwarequeen 2 года назад

Amazing video - wish I could be there with you! Look at those whitecaps 🌊

@navegandomivandestadt34 2 года назад

It is good that you put all the cushions away!! Good thinking 💭

@robertfrost1683 2 года назад

You had the best place on the YT for many reasons but maybe not now. Probably a bit " rolly" in the weather tho ! The old sailors trick was for the old salts to advice the greenhorns to go aft to the fantail to ward off seasickness !! Ha Ha ! You definitely see the DYT flexing in the storm. Great Job Tristan !

@bearlemley 2 года назад

I’ll bet you are glad you are not afloat in Awol at the moment. That radar mast might be doing something more than wiggling. Great video. Even the wind buffeting on the mic gave a sense of severity of the weather.

@peterlazuric5641 2 года назад

Good video! Now I really feel at home. Lets rock and roll!. To bad you were not filming this from the bridge because you might have gotten some nice video of "white water" coming over the bow.

@Kaii_679 2 года назад

Stay safe Tristan the Atlantic ocean and weather let's you know that she's incharge, having a huge vessel always helps giving you reassuring protection from the elements.

@bobsmith103 2 года назад

This is why you move AWOL across the Atlantic on Yacht Express, imagine being on AWOL in those kinds of seas, I spent quite a few years up north of 61 degrees during the 70s and 80s, plus central and southern areas, on semi submersible drill rigs, platforms, drill ships and crane barges, the Winter, and Spring, and Summer and Autumn storms were a sight to behold, spent many a night getting rocked to sleep, 🙂🙂🙂

@richardallsop5039 2 года назад

Wow, Hello there Tristan, it makes sense that the super yachts are secured before you set sail, hope all goes well. Regards, RichardA.

@rodsapyta7059 2 года назад

Just goes to show How Small we really are. Now. God Bless you brother.

@richardsmith2879 2 года назад

A lesson to yacht designers; remember boats go to sea and furnishings need to be designed accordingly. This was certainly a big sea, but nothing exceptional. Well done.

2 года назад

This kind of weather make you glad you are on a big ship right?

@williamgreene8079 2 года назад

You should check-out the EEMSLIFT HENDRIKA off the Norwegian coast back in April this year, maybe not quite as big as Yacht Express, but still big enough. Some interesting footage. ATB.

@markshutt1476 2 года назад

Had to ride out a couple typhoons (just the edge) on a 450' frigate, no stabilizers. Great fun. I found finding a corner of a couch and wedging in worked best, when you didn't need to be on watch.

@norarivkis2513 2 года назад

There's a reason the old sailing navies used hammocks. First of all, they don't take up as much space (and when each man is officially allocated eighteen inches between his hammock and the next one over, that's a big deal), but second of all, you don't fall out of them as easily as a cot when everything's rolling.

@alanblasczyk1779 2 года назад

Thank God you are aboard a much larger vessel. Please stay safe my friend !

@badcompany3057 2 года назад

Brings back the USCG days. Always hated the side to side. Good vid

@paulcarlsen4088 2 года назад

Less stress on the ship, less stress on the cargo, definitely less stress on the super yacht captain! 😂 Thank you for the videos!

@YachtBuoy 2 года назад

Great to see some gnarly weather and some big goffers 🌊🌊🌊🌊

@bobuncle8704 2 года назад

Bet you’re glad you’re on the transport in these conditions. With the way it’s throwing the big ship around, imagine what it’d be like on AWOL

@ronniemaynard8889 2 года назад

"AWOL" couldn't cross on her own bottom regardless...so it would have to be on a transporter either way you slice it.

@bobuncle8704 2 года назад

@@ronniemaynard8889 I was just making a basic comment. I am aware that AWOL is not rated for ocean crossing and it has no where near the required range, and is I believe a class/category B vessel. Didn’t really think I needed to be that particular. It was just a basic question as to sea state and the effect on the comparative different hull sizes.

@ronniemaynard8889 2 года назад

@@bobuncle8704 yes correct. My aim wasn't to 'call you out'.

@bobuncle8704 2 года назад

@@ronniemaynard8889 all good. Thank you

@johnargus9081 2 года назад

I saw another superyacht crossing on youtube, but that yacht (Arience) was twice the size of AWOL. They handled it all right, though some of the crew got seasick.

@clairegardner404 2 года назад

Hi Another super video. I bet you were hoping the welders had done a good job!! It must be quite strange after all those years totally in command, and now to be just a "passenger", especially in an Atlantic gale, gusting 50 knots. I think you have a lot of cleaning to come. Thanks for the brilliant content. Regards Chris

@CAUSELESSREBEL 2 года назад

Heck of a video, Skipper. Heck of a storm. Fun. Ha!

@MichaelWilliams-qu6yd 2 года назад

Always had a good night's sleep is rough weather. Atlantic crossing always used to be my favourite, ops room closed down so I steered the ship instead much better views from the bridge and a lot more fun.

@OrgKgTV 2 года назад

WOW...amaazin..great info and knowledge..cheers..safe journey..

@prospect8696 2 года назад

Awesome video. Must feel weird being on the yacht, feeling like you are in the water. But your not.

@mikeheard4859 2 года назад

Great video, what fun, assume they have to consider the stresses on the highly expensive cargo when they are plotting the route they take, must say lm really impressed with their service, rough passage is precisely why it ill advisable to cross the Atlantic on AWOL, heave ho me hearties !!!!!

@kurtovesen2975 2 года назад

another great video. thanks fore shearing them with us.

@danstovall4424 2 года назад

Had the music from Victory at Sea running in my head while watching.

@TheBigWWI 2 года назад

Get up to the bridge as they are running into the seas and see how she handles it. That bridge forward may be a bit bouncy. Would be interesting video.

@lgriestra 2 года назад

Wow. Amazing. Good luck!

@joshem16 2 года назад

well that was fun - nice weather :)

@ArtVanAuggie 2 года назад

I take it you've not been offshore in weather very often. Taking waves at 35° to 45° only works on vessels with waterlines that span two or more waves. Things get a bit rolly-poly with anything shorter.

@mattdillion4999 2 года назад

No offense but this vessel is nearly 700 ft long. No it's not 12 / 1300 feet long but this isn't no dingy .

@rogergifford2880 2 года назад

Think the question was for the Super Yacht Captain not some know it all!!!

@JCrook1028 2 года назад

This boat does span two or more waves tho...

@mattdillion4999 2 года назад

@@rogergifford2880 WELL WELL MR. KNOW IT ALL.... What was question. PLEASE SHOW ME THE QUESTION. Just love it when the smart ones are not so smart. Where I come from a statement and a question are two different things.

@clydem56 2 года назад

Tristan, something I forgot to mention... you're a genius bringing a Chef along for the voyage!

@SuperYachtCaptain 2 года назад

😉

@jays9211 2 года назад

That cooks and also knows how to help with wash downs !

@chattonlad9382 2 года назад

As Atlantic storms go, that one wasn't too bad.

@J1mbo888 2 года назад

Hi Tristan. I see your following Richards "Sunseeker" restoration project. Fantastic attention to detail I have to say :-)

@proehm 2 года назад

May want to consider stepping that mast and stowing it on a lower deck for the return trip in the spring. Afraid you may find some cracked/elongated mounting holes when you get to Ft. Lauderdale.

@ThoughtfulWander 2 года назад

Great video! Yep storms can be errr fun? :) hehe

@paulsaletnik9864 2 года назад

When the Captain of a super yacht has that concerned look on his face...your in the shit for sure !

@andyfreeman7057 2 года назад

Mate.. I'd be hunkered down in the life boat with snacks, a big flask of tea, my duvet, pillow and my finger ready to press that emergency button

@Ghidoz 2 года назад

Great as usual!!!

@bosgaurus1 2 года назад

@2:24 when even the wind says "Jesus!!" Now I understand why everyone was always getting tossed around on the Enterprise bridge!

@cap.carlosmedeiros4238 2 года назад

Welcome to the Atlantic Ocean Captain that is only a taste stay safe

@milt7348 2 года назад

Glad you are on a bigger boat in that weather? Stay healthy.

@nigeldewallens1115 2 года назад

That must have seemed quite strange? in that, you know your vessels movements and then you have another ships to contend with? That was lovely to see a roughish sea and how it deals with it! ;)

@lesleychamberlain3508 2 года назад

Loving the "car horn toots" inserted for the more sensitive ears!!!!..

@Southfloridelphia 2 года назад

This really shows why even if your boat can cross the Atlantic you may want to ship it. Even a 150 yacht would be like a toy in this relatively mild storm.

@joerobilotta2199 2 года назад

Love that weather

@kingdommindset1462 2 года назад

So awesome and scary!

@Dave85262 2 года назад

Yeah, good storm, I can't imagine why the company didn't install stabilizers since they cross the Atlantic regularly. Many years ago I went from England to Canada in a 26K freighter, we hit a storm off the Irish coast, the Inclinometer on the bridge was showing 30 degree roll. I kept my food down! Have a safe trip.

@ldtenenoff 2 года назад

MR. TOADS WILD RIDE LOOKS LIKE FUN

@sabinelans8960 2 года назад

Aiai!!.. rough weather eh? All these wave-rollers 😳 Maybe better to place some music from Enya to accompany in the film😎 But great to see & follow your adventures Tristan 👍

@captainotto 2 года назад

Yeah you might as well put everything on the floor. It'll end up there anyway. At least you get to chose where and how it lands that way.

@TheOUboy 2 года назад

Thank for sharing hang on and hope you can rest.

@seantwomey396 2 года назад

Calm seas never made a fine sailor but it was good that you were on yacht transport.

@jimmyjames2022 2 года назад

The mast oscillations are not good, I think the wings are contributing, the other masts without wings seem to move less. The rolling before the course change is a great demonstration of how the brace welds become crucial in keeping cargo from shifting, just a few poor welds would be catastrophic. But just in case, I think I would spend as little time on the yacht as possible, just enough to secure things, and then remain in the superstructure.

@Aran2323 2 года назад

Question for you: you mentioned that you checked the tie downs (always a good idea), but I'd have to imagine that the Yacht Express is ultimately responsible for those, right?

@nzcyclone 2 года назад

Yes, as the Yacht Express is responsible for the safety of its cargo in this case the yachts on board. But, Tristan is also there. He is the captain of the AWOL. A captains job never sleeps. Does not matter that the boat is out of water. Tristan as that ships captain is responsible for that vessel. Sure it is the responsibility of the carrier but also Tristan has a responsibility too. He must make sure his vessel is safe at all times..... Remember the three rules of a captain. 1. Crew/passenger safety. 2. Vessel safety and 3. environment safety.... If I am wrong. I stand to be corrected but pretty sure am not.

@tbled52 2 года назад

Not just about the money but also the down time and hassle of repairs.

@RollingThunder911 2 года назад

Makes you feel good to be on a bigger boat

@anthonynicholas1165 2 года назад

Better you than me Tristan, i was on a North sea ferry once in a force nine, Nighmeigan to Harwhich, unfortunatey i was half drunk as well, one of the worst experiences of my life, i was sick as a parrot, it's hard trying to walk (or stumble ha ha) when the deck keeps disappearing, a bit like moon walking i imagine.

@orlovsskibet 2 года назад

Sailboats: Yay, sporty conditions today

@davidhodges8478 2 года назад

Welcome to the North Atlantic Captain! Swing on up to the Gulf of Maine if you are bored.

@tomandresen1853 2 года назад

50 knots is an almost must to change out the air. Safe travel

@dospalmascb 2 года назад

For people wondering about flexing, try being in a 30 or more storey building in a typhoon. They wiggle like a worm on a hook.

@Happymoonnn 2 года назад

So good weather 😁🌝💯

@colinmorgan7771 2 года назад

after getting clobbered on lake superior on a 730 ft laker hauling iron ore...ya can sail thru anything

@terrykeever3280 2 года назад

Hope the weather improves. Glad I'm not there with you: I'd be green and very ill.

@ghl3488 2 года назад

Hello Tristan and co. Another great video. It must be very exciting to see the raw power of the ocean like that, a feeling that you cannot do anything about. How would AWOL cope with that weather Tristan or would you not be out in that weather? Thanks and regards from a not so rough Wales!