Good to see where the engine room is in regard to the master cabin. Also good to see under bunk storage. In the saloon by the entrance door is that a wardrobe for wet clothes? Boats need an area to transfer from wet to dry. I'm new to boating but i see this one doesn't have the bulbous thing at the front of the hull to fool the displacement speed, what is the reason for this? Also is that reinforcement ice breaking or ice nudging out the way? was that an ironing board under the washer dryer? Also what kind of skivvy lol would you force to sleep next to the engine room?
Nice boat but what happened to the video of N63 # 11, a more interesting N63 with a dark blue hull and gyro stabilizers filmed at the same time and since disappeared?
nice video. Looks seaworthy. Was concerned when I saw the depositions re the N120 Aurora. Who was that person representing Nordhaven? Glad he is not on any regular Nordhaven videos.
I know what it is now, I saw it on another model; it's an extra bed, you can pull it out and attach it to the stainless steal attachers, you can see one of them at 4:54 between the drawers/cabinet doors, and the opposite one at 5:44 to the right below the cabinet door.
The vast majority of Nordhaven's are single diesel engines with a get home wing engine added for safety. These mini ships are very capable of trans Atlantic and Pacific crossings with this configuration. However, for those who prefer the additional security of 2 main diesel engines, that is also available.
wph 001 this has two engines, a main and a wing engine, u may have not noticed the two props, very large at the rear, and the smaller one off to the side.
I honestly find this kind of videos second best (after the guy from yatching monthly)... self explicatory, no wierd or anoying music, and very clear to flollow arond the boat with no cuts
I do too as Guillermo think this is a good video, best would be to see some persons move around, so you really can see how big each room is. I think most time when you see a movie, it pictures that not move, whit some stupid musik
Denison Yachting does great videos. They really sell the boat and it's features. Granted some features I could care less about, but someone else appreciates them. I would have really liked some commentary at least.
@@asimsparks Yea write 35 years on the water I think that been around I while. Owned four off then first two not walk though engine rooms the second two i built are. so much easier for me. and as i said we may have a different opinion on what walk around is. Have a nice day mate
Single engine is the root of what this vessel is. Wing engine for safety. Single main for efficiency. Run twins for a few thousand miles and you will get it. But probly not.
She is a BEAUTY!!!!! I Thought I was living the dream . GREAT LUCK to you !!!! 🇺🇸
No stupid music how refreshing.
Someday the new owner is going to thank you for putting the battery bank there. Not needing to go through the interior is a great touch.
although I don't think the owner will be doing it. Moved enough of those batteries to realize it's a young mans job.
@@ColinparkYou're so right. 70kg per battery is really a problem. I've done it a couple of weeks ago and still have two to change.🤪
@@stefanknorsch I don't envy you!!!
@@stefanknorsch we made up a jib boom and used a come along to lift them out of a battery box buried deep in the boat (40' Crashboat)
@@Colinpark I made my wife helping me lifting them up and down 💪🏻😂
Great choice...My favourite out of the Nordhavn Range :-)
I like 86 much better
@@karandev01 its more larger but very expensive compared to this.
You can almost smell the new boat smell!.
beautiful!
Good to see where the engine room is in regard to the master cabin. Also good to see under bunk storage. In the saloon by the entrance door is that a wardrobe for wet clothes? Boats need an area to transfer from wet to dry. I'm new to boating but i see this one doesn't have the bulbous thing at the front of the hull to fool the displacement speed, what is the reason for this? Also is that reinforcement ice breaking or ice nudging out the way? was that an ironing board under the washer dryer? Also what kind of skivvy lol would you force to sleep next to the engine room?
Youd have to really dislike someone to give them a berth down there.
in boat this size only master cabin and 1 guest cabin??..not much space for crew also.....
Nice boat but what happened to the video of N63 # 11, a more interesting N63 with a dark blue hull and gyro stabilizers filmed at the same time and since disappeared?
Thanks.
nice video. Looks seaworthy. Was concerned when I saw the depositions re the N120 Aurora. Who was that person representing Nordhaven? Glad he is not on any regular Nordhaven videos.
The galley bro, the galley.
Am I right in guessing this will be the "new" Bagan?
my dream
What is the blue boat behind please
Does anyone happen to know what was in the long cabinet below the washer/dryer? I can't quite tell what Jim is grabbing there.
My guess: Ironing board, but idk.
charts?
I know what it is now, I saw it on another model; it's an extra bed, you can pull it out and attach it to the stainless steal attachers, you can see one of them at 4:54 between the drawers/cabinet doors, and the opposite one at 5:44 to the right below the cabinet door.
@@AgentRafa I saw that too. Makes total sense now.
No stabilizers on this boat?
Surf Shop did you watch the video? Happen to see the giant stabilizer fins under the hull?
He could have told something about the boat and it's features.
He doesn't know anything.....
you forgot to show the kitchen...
Is this China?
Hope they didn't use any Cheap Chinese Harbor freight tools to build it. :) Although, I can't even afford the prop.
interesting layout
Only 1 engine?
The vast majority of Nordhaven's are single diesel engines with a get home wing engine added for safety. These mini ships are very capable of trans Atlantic and Pacific crossings with this configuration. However, for those who prefer the additional security of 2 main diesel engines, that is also available.
wph 001 this has two engines, a main and a wing engine, u may have not noticed the two props, very large at the rear, and the smaller one off to the side.
Nice boat but: Too much background noise. Commentary would be nice.
Multi million $ hull ....twenty five cent video. Why don't these guys hire professional videographers?
I have been saying this for years. I personally love Nordhavn's, but they just do not understand social media or social marketing period...
I honestly find this kind of videos second best (after the guy from yatching monthly)... self explicatory, no wierd or anoying music, and very clear to flollow arond the boat with no cuts
I do too as Guillermo think this is a good video, best would be to see some persons move around, so you really can see how big each room is. I think most time when you see a movie, it pictures that not move, whit some stupid musik
Denison Yachting does great videos. They really sell the boat and it's features. Granted some features I could care less about, but someone else appreciates them. I would have really liked some commentary at least.
63 ft and you cant walk around the engine room, not for me thanks. Some people could live with that but I never could
if you would watch the video you would see that ypu can walk around the engine room
@@johnrapp9794 NO not really. People may have different opinion to what walk around means
@@gvmout why do you want to walk around? If you want to walk around, go to a field. I bet you have never put a foot on a boat in your life.
@@asimsparks Yea write 35 years on the water I think that been around I while. Owned four off then first two not walk though engine rooms the second two i built are. so much easier for me. and as i said we may have a different opinion on what walk around is. Have a nice day mate
no good with single engine.
That's what the wing engine is for.
Single engine is the root of what this vessel is. Wing engine for safety. Single main for efficiency. Run twins for a few thousand miles and you will get it. But probly not.
@@michaelteeple8704 correct. look at the range of those twin engine boats, 300/400 miles tops. These average 3500/5000 miles easy