Nick, You'll be lucky if Tyresa doesn't open a draw and sweep you into it after that comment at 10.10 🤭. Great video and I think it shows just how far SeaWind will go to accommodate their customers!! Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
I have measured the temp difference between white gelcoat and flexiteak in the Florida summer sun. The gelcoat was 100 F and the fake teak was 150 degrees F. You could not walk on the fake teak without shoes on. It is beautiful though.
What I took from this video is lucky you are a Dentist and have access to Laughing Gas otherwise you would be on rations for quite a while with all those Terysa references .😂😂
One thing I would change is the deeper drawer under the nav station desk and make it flush with the shallow ones. I have a desk at home like that and I banged my legs so many times in that bloody sharp corner bellow that I can feel the pain only looking at the video. Other than that, everything looks real nice.
Boat look fantastic! I’m not sure I’m onboard with no manual backup for the line drivers on the traveler. When (not if) it fails it’s of course going to be at the worst possible time. Other than that, going to be a lot of fun to sail.
1. I think you're nearly to sea. Be patient 2. I think Mike is A. overworked/doing his best, and B. did not give you credit for your design inputs, inputs that positively impacted his business/company 3. Looking forward to your next video
I've bought a few small USB powered fans that are great for moving around to where you need them. They come various sizes but I like the smaller 5"-6" fans and place them near me. Mine also have retractable cords and small stands. Wonderful in hot weather when you're not near AC or a bigger fan.
I first saw that three gas strut on the front windows in a previous video and I immediately thought, damn that would irk me big time haha. but I didn't comment on it, then you asked about it and I could see you were not happy but I can understand why they need it. Does the middle strut at least fold out of the way when the window is closed?
OMG!!!! WHY is it a 110v boat???? Other than US and China, the WOrld is 220!!!! You won't be able to buy appliances, all plugs at marinas will be wrong!!! A huge headache in the making.
I cant imagine having to service or replace those engines through those tiny openings. It looks like the boat was built with the engines in place. I know service access is not as sexy as spice racks and cup holders, but i would love to know more about the accessibility to the wiring, plumbing and oily bits for when the boat eventually gets older and needs maintenance.
Tim Mumby was a guest on Sailing Jupiter yesterday. Interestingly, they joked about a spice rack. Pun intended for the true sailors. Mumby focuses on the important components of a sailing vessels design with regards to sailing. Different strokes for different folks. 🤷♂️
They cram the boat full of heaps of storage at the expense of livable space throughout. I myself do not want that much crap on board so I would want to reduce the storage so a guy could walk around not having to turn sideways to have to walk through every passage way, especially the mid ship... The sale rep guy is not even a big man and he is tight in there
Supernatural is going to be a great boat, and I'm sure the owners are going to be very happy with it. But, as you've repeatedly stated, RR2 is going to be a world travelling yacht, go anywhere, do anything, home for you and Terysa. So, I'm interested in seeing what is different on RR2 to meet that requirement of a full time floating home.
Loving the way this model of boat looks now that it is completed. I'm also glad you recognize the importance of drilling air holes for ventilation in the drawers and storage areas where you may be plugging in and charging electronics. That is the type of minor but critically important safety feature that cannot be overlooked.
Hi guys I'm still figuring out what brand of boat to get my biggest concern with the 1370 is it looks like you can not see out the front and side windows when seated at the interior table would be great to see you sitting down cheers
I never hear anyone mention that CZone will greatly reduce the number of wiring connections (more reliable) and also save weight with much reduced wiring. Any idea how much?
I don't think I would opt for an oven, I never use mine these days, I only use the ninja combi grill/oven/air fryer. but that would take up counter space. I'd have to add a shelf or something for it.
So, the lithium batteries that caught fire were not the marine lithium-iron-phosphate batteries mounted in the boat, but external gadget batteries? The chemistry here is a huge issue, and to my knowledge, LiFePo4 batteries are nearly as safe as absorbent glass mat (AGM) batteries.
Nick with you doing a awesome job Selling these two Awesome Catamarans for them This Manufacturing plant should help you in Buying a Carbon Fiber mast and add the Wood tone Finish it looks Sweet. Be nice to see the Difference Waterlines.
Looks great Nick. Great work! I'm surprised there is no provision for a spice rack near the BBQ where is should be!?! Perhaps in the cupboard below, Please.
@Ruby Rose I have missed it but did you ever share why you opted not to build an aluminum vessel? If so, please advise. I am always interested in your input and decisions.
Minuscule detail, but...the cup holder look like small diameter. Also could be just the camera view. The whole world is now using "Yeti" style tumbler cups, and they never fit in traditional cup holders. Would be nice if manufacturers across all platforms would either make them bigger or dual stepped to accommodate all sizes.
Fully Over some one else's Boat Vlog. Still you have not addressed the Fire Needs on any of the Vlogs you have done and seeing Battery fires on Electric Cars and Electric Bikes is more a issue that has come to be noticed By the Powers of the Insurance World with new Rules to be Made to Hulls before they can get Insurance on there Boats. ?????????????? just saying lol.
Thoughts the flooring in the cockpit… whilst flexiteek (and some other brands) delay fire.. these soft Floors ( at least those we tested) burned like crazy .. something to consider. Loved your question… is there a manual override? … that’s why you don’t have it I presume. Is an override even possible for that? Unless you hook up a second system…or can disengage the motor.. Other thoughts? The boat looks okay, I think it’s too small and those beds way too high.. Storage is being sold as “soo much” but personally I think it’s just normal, which is great for a holiday.. like you we live on board and that adds up. Also in weight. Whilst you may have volume you don’t want to overload.. in that perspective ..you will have space in the wrong places.. and lack it where you want it.. this all comes from thinking the boat is large, but that only applies to close quarters, budgets and costs.. on the ocean all boats are small, this being no exception. Having said that it looks mostly well made and I am sure you will have many great journeys on RR2.
Just more questions about the clear vinyl/ solar screen enclosure for the aft deck. Nick still going to sew it up? I'm trying to picture the keder rail path, where foredeck access panels will go, roll up window smiles, what color canvas triming... Just more questions. LOL Thanks for sharing.
Infinity flooring is the best ! I fitted inside my saloon on my Leopard and it was the best thing I did inside. So nice to walk on it. We have sold that boat and are looking to upgrade our new to us cat with the same infinity flooring.
It is concerning that he mentions that if you use the storage space that the big picture is that you are overloaded. How will you know at what point you are too heavy? Beautiful and looks easy to live in full time.
While I know I will be brutalized for bringing this up but traveling the world with a lovely wife with zero protection sounds iffy. I know the penalty for getting caught with a firearm is drastic but wondered if they could have build in a hidden compartment, maybe in the back of the engine compartment to hide the smell from dogs.
The US sailing chanel Sailing Zatara who is a strong beliver of the 2nd amendment did a piece on this and said its largely a waste of time to carry a fire arm. Also in many countries you will have to surrender it anyway and if they find it and you lied, its not a fine its jail. Moral if the story, largely a waste of time.
@@four4xxxx Not entirely accurate. Most countries will allow it to be impounded onboard in a secure and locked box that they will put a customs seal over, though some countries will demand it be turned over to the local police and return it upon departure. For the case of Zatara: his main concern wasn't that, it was that he didn't like the idea of a shootout while having 5 other families members onboard, since bullets whizzing around would increase the likelihood of someone getting hit. I love Keith, but respectfully disagree with him there, though I understand his concern.
@@Centurion04 that was Keiths point. Its in a lock box out of use, so benefit limited to at sea where less likely to have an issue. Keith has now sailed the world, obviously avoided many bad locations, however collectively we also have Delos, Florence and others who have sailed globally and not faced a issues requiring a gun. I think this goes to demonstrate the world isnt the US and guns are not an automatic solution and i tend to agree, going for a shoot out in a fibreglass boat at sea....
@@four4xxxx Nobody ever said guns are an automatic solution. Nor is there any sense in saying "the world isn't the U.S." because awful people aren't limited to the U.S. and situations where one might require the means to defend their family are also not limited. Ask the people of France right now. For anyone who actually paid attention and saw the horrific videos coming from that terrorist uprising, the means with which to defend one's family, self and property are not something that should be prohibited as an option. As I said, I respectfully disagree with Keith and pointing out Delos and the rest of those purely anecdotal examples does nothing to change that opinion, since you never need to defend yourself until the moment you need to defend yourself. It would be like saying you don't need car insurance because you've never totaled your car and none of your neighbors have either. Only the stakes here are much higher than losing your sedan.
@@Centurion04 a quick check and i found alot of the "cruising countries" visited by many of these RU-vid channels (globally, not just Carribean) require surrendering during visit with significant penalities for failing to do so, with lock box for smaller fire arms. Reviewing forums suggests US registered boats seem to be or at leaat feel this way a target of more in depth searches by border forces, maybe they have higher suspicsion of their being a gun on board, no idea. Keiths point was if its in a lock box or surrendered the point is the same, its not available. So you are then limited to only having access in international waters where you are far less likely to need it. I also agree that a GRP boat with your family on board is not a place to start a gun fight, especially if the agressor is seriously packing with automatic weapons they dont need to hide from border forces. Some reasearch on this topic also seems to suggest that where cruisers have been killed, it was because a gun was drawn on the boat and suvivors seem to indicate this caused the escalation to lethal force by the "pirates". Hard to know facts or detailed survey though, especially if no survivors. Overall i fell the best approach is to simply avoid areas of concern.
It’s really stable onboard, and if we’re in anything bigger than 3 foot seas I’m not cooking anyway. We’ve been in 5 foot seas and the salt and pepper stayed on the table 😂
@@RebootTheCatamaran this is great info, I do feel we need a 7-8-10 foot wave salt-n-pepper shaker update. ? Maybe a meteological salt-n-peper shaker rating.
