Like your dad, I’ve been in aviation for 50 years now, 4 in the military, 46 with a major airline. I also love ships, so I tour all the ships I can on our 3 coasts. I love your videos, and appreciate the huge effort you make to put them out. Thanks Karanvir.
I wasn't feeling well and I'm bed ridden. I was so so so stressed but watching your vlog makes me feel so good:) I immediately tap on the notification to see your vlogs. That's the amount of excitement I hold for your videos.
Hi Karan, I happened to chance upon your videos, and I must comment that it really helps me as an onshore staff at Maersk (SIN office) further appreciate and cherish our seafarers out at sea. Do keep the good work up, and perhaps we can connect someday in SIN office. :) Regards, Leonard Sim, Marine HR Dept.
me too - just stumbled upon Lt KSN - what a legend... explains everything in a really clear and passionate way - far better, i think, than professional documentaries. I love his serenity and spirituality that definitely underpins his bubbly and passionate character. I am 43 now but if i was 15 years old and considering a career at sea ... i know this channel would be my main inspiration!
It's tough for ship fellows to spot us up there but we have to admit we love the views of watching those utterly massive ships of u guys slowly and steadily moving across. 🖤
Currently I'm working in Refinery operation, this is pretty similar to Ship like.. Enginee, EOT Crane, Hydraulic System, Propeller, Work shop, Control valves, Variety of Valves, Control room & DCS, Coveralls, Refrigeration unit, Chemical dosing, MSDS, TPM, 5S , Safety, PPE, and many more
heyi dear,, again a great great video much informative, Happy to see the refueling of sea,, got to know new terms such as Bunker barge ,, ship's voyage box etc background music is really inspirational, Great things to learn about the marine Industry through your videos, God bles you
Actually i don't subscribe any yt channel as early but as soon as i have seen one of your uploads i have instantly subscribed to your channel, your videos are very much entertaining at the same time peaceful and informative too
Great video. A great deal of thinking to give such practical view point of the working of the ship. Very informative for a young would be person of the sea. 👍
Greetings from Enland. Very interesting video - as usual. There was a very brief glimpse of the food that was laid out and I wondered if you have to pay for meals or are the part of your employment package? Either way, it made me feel hungry and I think I will have a frozen ready meal curry to see me through the next few hours. I really should make my own but sometimes a shop bought meal has to suffice. Stay safe out there young 'un. Ready for your next upload.
Great vids as usual. Always watch, dont always get chance to comment. Off to a western Caribbean, eastern Mexico cruise from Galveston right after Christmas.I always look at ships a bit differently after seeing your cool vids. Hope you have a good holiday.
Awesome Karan, huge fuel cost, i was just thinking wats the economy ur sailing with, and I appreciate that ur also getting ships housekeeping, where v all escape at home to do....that's life and v all to appreciate our parents where vil only know the values when v r away from home... Good luck cheers 👍
I miss Singapore !! Depending which port you dock at - I had a storage unit for some things and the place faced onto one of the ports and I used to watch the dockside cranes on wheels/rails moving up and down and taking containers off ships. Constant moving of things.
Good afternoon to you. I must say that technology and "list making/following" has certainly changed since I left in 1988 ish. One thing that you have hardly broached and that is, daily sights - for example, three of, firstly mine on the 4-8, taking star sights, 3/0 and apprentices doing noon, generally long by chrom, primarily to get used to using the sextant and get used to being put under pressure, again mine on the 4-8. I would now imagine that most of yours (according to my nephew who is 2/0 on passenger boats) is mainly Sat Nav and only do star/sun sights once or twice a week to keep them selves in practice. Unless I have missed one of your blogs, would you be so kind to film your modern positioning. Many thanks, and keep up the great work.
I remember filling my ship back years ago with over one million dollars worth of fossil fuel (aircraft carrier) I'm Shure glad they are all now nuclear powered. This video really brings back beautiful awesome memories of my days as a boiler technician way down in engineering. Thank you for bringing up these great memories.
@@josephpadula2283 greetings, no I wasn't I was boiler technician (BTOW) of the watch in the EOS on the receiving end of the boiler fuel oil supply. CV -67
Hi karan.. Hamaisha ki tarha tumhain daikh Kar bohat achaa laga .duty bohat ziaada tight bhi aur schedule bohat ziaada busy.but I appreciate your job and your responsibilities.. bohat ziaada duaain .. Good take care of yourself and be safe 🥰
That was a lot of things happening simultaneously - cargo loading/unloading, taking on provisions, taking on fuel, and off-loading garbage... I guess space and time in a busy port like that are valuable, so the ship tries to get as much done at once as possible?
You up early again? Next time stop at Sunoco gas station it's a little cheaper 🤣🤣. And you can use your credit card points for gas. I'm going to call a few friends in Africa so when you get there you can pick up a package for me. Thanks for the Egg Fu Yung in China. You know I always mess with you my brother. Thank you for the incredible content you post. Have a safe passage and God bless you and your ship. And thank the Captain for me. For letting you document your journey and showing it to us. God bless🙏
As usual me firr agaya Firse yarr karnveer app na merko die heart. Fan bana chuka ho merchant navy ka Kitna sahi videos ha Great motivator 😁😁 Love merchant navy
