Just a minor correction, radar uses frequencies closer to microwaves not xrays. They are non ionizing and generally harmless especially in low power consumer applications such as this. Thanks for the video! it’s very enlightening on the crew movements as they leave port.
@Karen Mata Yeah, back in the day like 1955. Only military radar produced enough ionizing radiation to even be a concern. Merchant vessels and certainly motor yachts never had this problem. All high voltage vacuum tubes produced ionizing radiation, including television CRTs, but the levels were so low as to not contribute to cell damage or cancer rates.
I watch a lot of this man's videos, I really enjoy them. This is exceptional, great knowledge, easy to understand but something that would be almost impossible information to get.
Hello sir. Started watching your videos, very interesting and informative. I get the sense you work/worked in the industry, am I correct? When going from port to port in the Mediterranean, what's the procedure in terms of entering leaving different countries, for vessel and crew? Cheers.
A very good looking "little" super yacht :-) Is any of the technology from self driving and self parking cars working their way into yachts so that the yacht can "park" itself?
I saw a video from a larger ship where docking was partly automated, I think it was purely GPS based, not radars or ultrasonic sensors or anything like that so as long as the port is properly mapped and no other boats are in the way and nothing has been altered it would work. And of course it still needed someone on the dock to catch the rope. So, still some way to go...
what kind of people spend 650000 on a yacht for one week? I mean if you got the money to spend that much for one week you probably have the money to just buy a yacht?
Hopefully we will all be lucky and you'll run into the new Lurssen mega yacht "Flying Fox". Judging from the few pictures that have come out it is pretty spectacular.
There is a huge difference between x-rays, which is nuclear radiation and the electromagnetic pulse of a radar. Those are not known to be harmfull at any distance. Allmost any ship will turn on the radars before departure. Sounds like an engineer talking nautical stuff.
On larger yachts (and ships) the engines are started by the chief engineers and then co trip us sent up to the bridge. On smaller vessels they can actually start them on the bridge although it’s not done generally (in my experience) because the engineers have to do pre-start checks.
She is offered for charter for € 460.000 a week ex expenses. Even incl. expenses € 650.000 a week for a 63m yacht would be way to expensive. Look at Burgessyachts and check what they offer for €650.000 😉
Strange maybe to some but I have absolutely no idea what the appeal is to paying 650,000€ for one week aboard this floating Hyatt Regency surrounded by crew members and polished chrome. What a complete joke.
You think the interior of a yacht is the same as a Hyatt Regency? You've clearly never been on one. Also the kind of people who charter a yacht for that amount are super rich. So to them it's what they spend on holidays. They are often in the market to buy and want to try out a vessel or they have just sold a yacht and have a new yacht being built and want to get some yachting in whilst they wait.
Great content from your channel. Whenever I heard you mention they dump the rubbish/garbage before they leave I think of Star Wars, Han Solo and his old smugglers trick!! Thanks again for your insights.
Nice video. Is Andromeda ever going to leave the dockside? At 107 meters, more than 40 meters longer than Irimari, is Andromeda going to be able to do a 180 turn at the same place in the harbor?
As for the primary yacht guest and what they are doing at time of departure would be nice to know. I would guess the guest are having sex drinking champagne and hiding all the extra cash that will be given to all the staff and crew at the end of the charter. Two hundred thousand dollars is alot of money to hide though which I suppose would be the amount.
@@YachtReport : Really? They've been using remote controlled locomotives for decades in rail yards for switching, remote controlled trailers for heavy haul, military drones, etc...seems like thrusters, rudders, and props would be child's play.
Andromeda in the background ! Awesome! Thank you for your very informative videos !!! With respect to you from Moscow, Mother-Russia ! Have a nice day!
@@YachtReport Yes, I watched probably all the videos on your channel about Andromeda! Very beautiful and cool ship! He is my top №2, the yacht of our Alisher Usmanov Dilbar 156 meters №3, and of course my favorite ship is the magnificent Octopus!!!!! As for me, the Octopus is the king of yachts, like Godzilla the king of monsters in a recent movie :)
The really long range marine radars can emit up to 25 kilowatts of microwave energy, but this power is contained in a very short, intense pulse on the order of microseconds. Newer solid state radars my run as low as 40 watts. A home microwave oven emits about 1 kilowatt, but continuously. The only possible interference I would expect are older WiFi and cell phones on other ships or landside. No real health effects unless you're standing directly in front of the antenna. Military ships' radars, on the other hand, can and do range up to 2.2 megawatts since they're looking for incoming missiles close to the water using very narrowly focused beams. They normally operate at around 35 kilowatts. Can't wait for the first super/mega yacht to introduce phased array radars into their superstructure/mast. No moving parts.
@@YachtReport may i ask what would u do with the 650k instead. Isn't going or inviting some people to the most fancy cruise ships in premium cabins less costly ?
It’s a different league. People who drop this kind of cash for a week are usually millionaires/billionaires. People who are thinking about perhaps buying a yacht etc. Lewis Hamilton frequently charters yachts as an example.
@@YachtReport thank you dear. I guess u are right. It's a different type of thinking and attitude. I think about having fun with fraction of that amount with helping other have fun or fulfill their necessities. The hyper rich cannot understand this mentality nor I can understand theirs. God bless you brother in Jesus Christ name AMEN
Little things like a yacht getting underway are not often filmed but a real part of life at sea. Thank you for capturing and describing the procedure.
I genuinely appreciate the explanations of what is being done, as it is being filmed. This was very interesting, indeed. Geoff Rohde
You are easy to listen to as opposed to many hyper/over-animated people on this platform. Thank you for doing what you do.
I agree 100%. You’re very real!!!
Just a minor correction, radar uses frequencies closer to microwaves not xrays. They are non ionizing and generally harmless especially in low power consumer applications such as this. Thanks for the video! it’s very enlightening on the crew movements as they leave port.
Will Yes, who could possibly object to getting zapped by waves used to boil water? Very reassuring.
/kidding
I was just about to comment a similar thing, but you beat me to it. I think he's confusing X-Band for X-Ray. Ship radar uses X-band and S-band.
xNYCMarc ah I didn’t know about x band that makes sense.
@Karen Mata Yeah, back in the day like 1955. Only military radar produced enough ionizing radiation to even be a concern. Merchant vessels and certainly motor yachts never had this problem. All high voltage vacuum tubes produced ionizing radiation, including television CRTs, but the levels were so low as to not contribute to cell damage or cancer rates.
Yes I did mean microwaves, but they certainly are not harmless. This is why they are switched off when people go aloft. .
Excellent talk through of the departure process. Keep up the great work.
Great video. Great commentary. You are very knowledgeable and honest. I enjoy emensley you videos. Keep up the great job.
Another great video thanks for taking the time to make these and for the excellent commentary.
Great video! Very informative
A great insight in the moving of a super yacht, thank you for sharing 🛳
Again, excellent commentary and video. Thanks so much for the knowledge you bring to your channel.
The radar was rotating, probably not Radiating. You can rotate without radiating. Nice Yacht. Sunrise yachts eh?
One of your best videos.
Thank you very much for your channel! I love all of your videos!
Very interesting, Thanks
Great video with an excellent explanation of departure procedures.
Well done!
I watch a lot of this man's videos, I really enjoy them.
This is exceptional, great knowledge, easy to understand but something that would be almost impossible information to get.
Great timing....loved the video, thanks! Cheers! 👍🍺😎
Nice job! I see it went from Cannes to Nice. Nice ship!
Enjoyed the video 🛳
Are you working onboard any of these lovely yachts nowadays???
Spinning radar while at docking port is the least naughty thing that happens on this ship. Lol
hey man great to see you again. i love to set here and watch from my wheelchair and wish i were there! I am Art in W Tennessee U.S.A..
Hello sir. Started watching your videos, very interesting and informative. I get the sense you work/worked in the industry, am I correct?
When going from port to port in the Mediterranean, what's the procedure in terms of entering leaving different countries, for vessel and crew?
Cheers.
Great breakdown on their departure...
Quantum Blue has been moored where this yacht is leaving for the last two winters. A huge yacht but dwarfed by the Corsica Ferry.
Another informative well edited video. thanks again.
Oh, Andromeda in the background. Impressive boat!
Really interesting to have a detailed 'blow by blow' of what's happening - thanks ! :)
Great vid. Is eSysman a captain?
Nooo, engineering
eSysman oh, wow, thanks! You responded even personally!
@@YachtReport thank you. Found a video where you answered my question this week. As I suspected..
Leaned a few more things. Keep up with these.
Thanks for the video
The radars could be rotating but not chucking out any waves perhaps?
when a Radar is in standby the antenna stops rotating.
2021
Fantastic.
Thank you for sharing.
A very good looking "little" super yacht :-)
Is any of the technology from self driving and self parking cars working their way into yachts so that the yacht can "park" itself?
Not at the moment although it’s inevitable that technology will get there, but it’s not as straightforward with ships.
I saw a video from a larger ship where docking was partly automated, I think it was purely GPS based, not radars or ultrasonic sensors or anything like that so as long as the port is properly mapped and no other boats are in the way and nothing has been altered it would work. And of course it still needed someone on the dock to catch the rope. So, still some way to go...
Apparently it's very difficult to make a really QUIET bow thruster.....those things can create noise levels you do not expect on a superyacht
Love your videos. Do any vessels have laser detection for measuring distances to obstacles as vehicle technology has now?
eSys....man? I presume you have a job managing the electronics and automated devices onboard?
Well I got this title years ago when working on cruise ships (sysman). I added the ‘e’
what kind of people spend 650000 on a yacht for one week? I mean if you got the money to spend that much for one week you probably have the money to just buy a yacht?
Hopefully we will all be lucky and you'll run into the new Lurssen mega yacht "Flying Fox". Judging from the few pictures that have come out it is pretty spectacular.
I have photos on my Instagram page of Flying Fox. Also there’s some video footage of it in my Eclipse code.
That was great thank you!
Enjoyed yes. Andromeda dwarfs this vessel. Now I go back to dream land you be on one of these lovelies one day. Night night.
Do you have to make a safety induction with the guests before leaving?
Excellent commentary. I love the beard and the cap. Very handsome.
Really enjoyed the calm talk through of the process. Great pleasure to watch. Thanks.
Did that yacht have a stern thruster?
There is a huge difference between x-rays, which is nuclear radiation and the electromagnetic pulse of a radar. Those are not known to be harmfull at any distance. Allmost any ship will turn on the radars before departure. Sounds like an engineer talking nautical stuff.
great stuff, thank you for uploading
Did you say, the captain cannot start the ngine from cockpit? Just curious...
On larger yachts (and ships) the engines are started by the chief engineers and then co trip us sent up to the bridge. On smaller vessels they can actually start them on the bridge although it’s not done generally (in my experience) because the engineers have to do pre-start checks.
@@YachtReport thank you, so kind of you...
Keep up this style of videos coming with different yachts
Great explanation commentary! Thanks so much
So glad I saw that.
That was great fun to watch, as it is interesting to see bigger yachts getting out of port!
Seems to me any modern small ship/pleasure craft should be reliable enough to do away with engineers, who largely have nothing to do. Discuss ?
Great explanation video. Thanks mate
Thanks E.....where do you stay when in Nice?
On a "smaller" boat like this. LOL
Sounds funny 😁
Do crews ever give you a hard time for recording what they’re doing?
Very informative. Interesting. Thank you.
Is a bigger yacht better?
👍👍💥
Thanks for another interesting and informative video.
Great Video,very interesting
Great video 👍
Great video
She is offered for charter for € 460.000 a week ex expenses.
Even incl. expenses € 650.000 a week for a 63m yacht would be way
to expensive. Look at Burgessyachts and check what they offer for
€650.000 😉
very cool
Strange maybe to some but I have absolutely no idea what the appeal is to paying 650,000€ for one week aboard this floating Hyatt Regency surrounded by crew members and polished chrome. What a complete joke.
You think the interior of a yacht is the same as a Hyatt Regency? You've clearly never been on one. Also the kind of people who charter a yacht for that amount are super rich. So to them it's what they spend on holidays. They are often in the market to buy and want to try out a vessel or they have just sold a yacht and have a new yacht being built and want to get some yachting in whilst they wait.
Great content from your channel. Whenever I heard you mention they dump the rubbish/garbage before they leave I think of Star Wars, Han Solo and his old smugglers trick!!
Thanks again for your insights.
here in Stretto di Messina big ships need pilot just to pass trough
Nice video. Is Andromeda ever going to leave the dockside? At 107 meters, more than 40 meters longer than Irimari, is Andromeda going to be able to do a 180 turn at the same place in the harbor?
As for the primary yacht guest and what they are doing at time of departure would be nice to know. I would guess the guest are having sex drinking champagne and hiding all the extra cash that will be given to all the staff and crew at the end of the charter. Two hundred thousand dollars is alot of money to hide though which I suppose would be the amount.
Great video!
The thing with the radar was a cool information!
who on earth can afford 650.000 a week? It's absurd.
Rich people
This was nice. Thank you.
Lots of good detail. 👍👍
@ 2:50 -- so radars on, but will those xray the passengers out in the sea, or is the roof secured (e.g., lead)?
www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts/fs226/en/
Meant to say microwave not x-ray. People onboard will be fine as long as they don’t go up the mast whilst Rasta’s are turning.
Why would you even need bridge wing controls? Doesn't someone make a remote?
Remotes are not reliable. Ships have many levels of redundancy built in and a wireless remote would be too unreliable to trust.
@@YachtReport : Really? They've been using remote controlled locomotives for decades in rail yards for switching, remote controlled trailers for heavy haul, military drones, etc...seems like thrusters, rudders, and props would be child's play.
Hello from Canada
Really appreciate the play by play of what's taking place
Andromeda in the background
! Awesome! Thank you for your very informative videos
!!! With respect to you from Moscow, Mother-Russia
! Have a nice day!
Privet. I have videos of Andromeda from that day on my channel.
@@YachtReport Yes, I watched probably all the videos on your channel about Andromeda! Very beautiful and cool ship! He is my top №2, the yacht of our Alisher Usmanov Dilbar 156 meters №3, and of course my favorite ship is the magnificent Octopus!!!!!
As for me, the Octopus is the king of yachts, like Godzilla the king of monsters in a recent movie :)
Love watching ships shove off! Thanks for sharing!
❤💙💗💚
Do you think automation will become more the norm as in vehicles in boat and yachts?
Well it has already but I’m not sure it could replace the human completely. At least not yet
Awesome play by play love the info, interesting note about the radar running in port. Is it really that harmful?
The really long range marine radars can emit up to 25 kilowatts of microwave energy, but this power is contained in a very short, intense pulse on the order of microseconds. Newer solid state radars my run as low as 40 watts. A home microwave oven emits about 1 kilowatt, but continuously. The only possible interference I would expect are older WiFi and cell phones on other ships or landside. No real health effects unless you're standing directly in front of the antenna.
Military ships' radars, on the other hand, can and do range up to 2.2 megawatts since they're looking for incoming missiles close to the water using very narrowly focused beams. They normally operate at around 35 kilowatts.
Can't wait for the first super/mega yacht to introduce phased array radars into their superstructure/mast. No moving parts.
You mean it is for rent for 650k a week! Isn't this too expensive! I mean how many passenger it carries!
That’s correct. Well it’s for wealthy people who may just want their family or even a couple of people.
@@YachtReport may i ask what would u do with the 650k instead. Isn't going or inviting some people to the most fancy cruise ships in premium cabins less costly ?
It’s a different league. People who drop this kind of cash for a week are usually millionaires/billionaires. People who are thinking about perhaps buying a yacht etc. Lewis Hamilton frequently charters yachts as an example.
@@YachtReport thank you dear. I guess u are right. It's a different type of thinking and attitude. I think about having fun with fraction of that amount with helping other have fun or fulfill their necessities. The hyper rich cannot understand this mentality nor I can understand theirs. God bless you brother in Jesus Christ name AMEN
Great vid thank you
Nice 👍
8:16 Haha, silly multi million dollar yacht, even my 2011 Nissan has a backup camera. Hmmm babe not included....
Oh for a spare £650.000 per week !!!!
£650,000 per week...
Andrew Hudson , yeah an extra 650 or 650 thousand per week, it’s about the same for most of us.