Sketch To Sea: Stepping the Mast 

Thank you for the comment.

Thank you! Cheers!

Hi Ray, thank you for the comment. We look forward to sharing those videos as well.

HI Jesse, Thank you for the comment, it has been a few years in the making.

Us too!

Hi Stu, thank you for your comment. We look forward to posting more!

Thank you, look forward for more.

Thank you so much!

Hi Bill, Thank you for your comment. Much appreciated.

Hi Ryan, thank you for the comment. Yes, one of the many joys of carbon!

HI Bero, thank you, it is all finally coming together.

Hi Deron, thank you for the comment. The mast itself is not supposed to be "plumb". There is a "rake" applied to it in order to adjust the size of the mainsail. There is also curve applied to it as well. The curve is done after manufacturer.

Hi George, and thank you for your comment. When we started this project starlink did not exist. That being said we have pre wired the yacht for it, and we have a unit to be installed post delivery. Regarding the hot water: yes we do have a closed loop internal hot water system. We have 2 hot water tanks on board and control them via c-zone modes. When the yacht is not fully occupied only 1 of them is on, and when fully occupied both of them are on. Our battery bank is capable of maintaining all these systems without a generator or engine on.

That is the beauty of a carbon mast.

Hi Neil, thank you for the comment. We are looking forward to sharing the name of the yacht shortly.

Yes, it is permanent. It is done this way to designate the area of the main sail.

Hi Benny, and thank you for the comment. When we started this project starlink was not available. We do have one, and have run all the wires for it. It will be installed post delivery.

It is 5 times faster than real time.