What a beautiful vessel, really lovely, sleek lines, like a high performance racing yacht with incredible capabilities and capacity! For a vessel of her beam she is so sleek and motors speedily! That such a huge, heavy, high capacity self rescue vessel could free fall from such a great height, immediately recover and motor away so rapidly establishes beyond doubt that the minds that conceived and the craftspeople whom built her were absolute experts in their craft!
@@leaf821 different kind of lifeboat, Im prefer this one for conversion, More sleek design so it can modified with more powerful engine, 6 knots its too slow for regular lifeboat
@panther105 , based on another video elsewhere, passengers experience 20+ Gs. Occupants sit on impact-absorbing foam, strapped in with their backs facing the bow; with those near the bow sitting at a different angle to those at the stern.
You are securely straped down (belts around legs, 5-point around groin/stomach, belt over forehead) in some fitted chairs. It does not hurt whatsoever to do this, it's like riding a smooth roller coaster. Now, I've never done it from 65 meters but we had to do it from 30 when I took my qualification-course to work on an oilrig.
You are securely straped down (belts around legs, 5-point around groin/stomach, belt over forehead) in some fitted chairs. It does not hurt whatsoever to do this, it's like riding a smooth roller coaster. Now, I've never done it from 65 meters but we had to do it from 30 when I took my qualification-course to work on an oilrig.
@@petterskoglund2228 The fitted chairs? You mean the slightly curve fiberglass with no leg room? They discontinued the drop due to it being an unnecessary risk, now you go in and strap in and walk out but maybe I took a ghetto course since we only had a 4 point harness and no forehead strap.
With a name like that on the side of it and what it is doing, there is definitely a toilet joke in there somewhere ?, Also 'what a nice floater', i want one :)
Fill the top of it with solapanels and then you can make it sail with solapower, then it wil never Rena out of power on the sea, it will take some time even days to be rescued
Hello, I'm writing from a TV production company in the UK called TWOFOUR. We'd be interested in using some of this footage in an upcoming project! Do you own this footage? We'd love to begin a conversation! Thanks, Josh.
The lack of those lifeboats is that they can't stay under water. To integrate the submarine-effect is highly important, because life-indangering situation come up in storm threatening those vessels with cliffs and riffs to avoid, but only under water.
It's a good idea..if a flood happens or a tsunami or late warning..I'd rather be at n a boat then stuck in a bunker with 100' of ocean above my head..?
Statistically, lifeboats have killed more people then they have saved. Most of the deaths have been on mandatory drills and exercises. There would be more people alive today if lifeboats were never invented in the first place. Most ironic thing ever.
That's Nothing ! Some old lady just went over Niagra Falls in an old pickle barrel . You go over Niagra Falls in that thing and play the fiddle at the same time or tap dance or something ,,, there might be a deal in it for ya to sell some breakfast cereal with your picture on the box or something .
There is a need for that, its a quick way to get off the ship and away from a ship when you are, on a burning Oiltanker you dont want to be let down slowly in to the wather and then start the engin to get away. You wana go down fast and get away fast.
Doesn't work like that, water is incompressible so it's density remains constant no matter how deep you go meaning buoyancy also remains constant, if it can float on the surface it would rise to the surface no matter how deep it goes.
What a beautiful vessel, really lovely, sleek lines, like a high performance racing yacht with incredible capabilities and capacity!
For a vessel of her beam she is so sleek and motors speedily!
That such a huge, heavy, high capacity self rescue vessel could free fall from such a great height, immediately recover and motor away so rapidly establishes beyond doubt that the minds that conceived and the craftspeople whom built her were absolute experts in their craft!
Next test, it will go over Niagra Falls, tickets for the ride go on sale next Saturday.
I'm in!
I once saw a video of one of these customized into a yacht. Was very well done and at least it wouldn't sink in any type of weather.
Can you share it? Would love to see it!
@@leaf821 different kind of lifeboat,
Im prefer this one for conversion,
More sleek design so it can modified with more powerful engine,
6 knots its too slow for regular lifeboat
Thank you. Batteries will take over. No problems when starting. Trickle charge and fully replaced on time.
Super nice craft. Love to buy a used one.
I want one. Would be an absolutely awesome conversion job!
0:23 shaky as hell, looks like Someone strapped the cameraman in front of that thing and launched him from 55m.
I'll bet whoever was manning the boat on this drop clocked onto why its called Schat Harding 😅
*Wonderful! Amazing design&performance. Compliments from Italy.*
Try filming inside would be interesting to see.
I want to see how the crew are belted into their seats... That DOES NOT look like a lot of fun.....and the g forces on your guts....ay carumba!! !!
likely all dead.
@@user-ln4vs7px3j stfu
@panther105
, based on another video elsewhere, passengers experience 20+ Gs. Occupants sit on impact-absorbing foam, strapped in with their backs facing the bow; with those near the bow sitting at a different angle to those at the stern.
You are securely straped down (belts around legs, 5-point around groin/stomach, belt over forehead) in some fitted chairs. It does not hurt whatsoever to do this, it's like riding a smooth roller coaster. Now, I've never done it from 65 meters but we had to do it from 30 when I took my qualification-course to work on an oilrig.
@@petterskoglund2228 Still....i would probably die from shock!!!
Wow, what a design to like, to love.
New type life boat more like submarine,good impact launch
WTF! " Yay, we made it.... Oooah I think my back is broken!"
You are securely straped down (belts around legs, 5-point around groin/stomach, belt over forehead) in some fitted chairs. It does not hurt whatsoever to do this, it's like riding a smooth roller coaster. Now, I've never done it from 65 meters but we had to do it from 30 when I took my qualification-course to work on an oilrig.
@@petterskoglund2228 The fitted chairs? You mean the slightly curve fiberglass with no leg room? They discontinued the drop due to it being an unnecessary risk, now you go in and strap in and walk out but maybe I took a ghetto course since we only had a 4 point harness and no forehead strap.
But how fast does it travel afterwards, with the engine running? It looks cool, like a submarine.
Where are the interior shots? They make me suspect that the "100% load" was just simulated people-weight!
Appropriately named. I’m sure that’s what the occupants were up to.
Yes... Of course I want one....ahhumm.. Does it come in black?
Thanks video.
With a name like that on the side of it and what it is doing, there is definitely a toilet joke in there somewhere ?, Also 'what a nice floater', i want one :)
I would need a change of underwear after that drop so the Schat Drawing seems more appropriate to me.
@@wingnut6472 I think i would too after that huge plop into the ocean ;)
damn, perfect for a 2012 scenario
@Jonny B don't worry i have year supply of food and water, i also have lots of savings so good luck to ya'll
Its a mini arc
Curious how often a 55m drop is required for a lifeboat? Impressive drop :)
they drop them from oil platforms and large container ships. in an emergency, there's no time to lower it slowly.
@@69shovlhed89 Thank you for the info! That would be quit a ride
That’s a pretty cool boat 🚤
I have one question. Why do they never show you the people strapped inside at the point of entering the water?
Thanks for the question. I shall see if I can upload some info.
how to buy something like this? how much money worht a vessel like this second handed?
Nice work
wouldnt like to be the pms on that one without the safety pennant attached
Seriously, what is the worst case (single passenger I presume) maximum deceleration?
Incredible....curentine in this boat....
Yes I want to see the Niagara Falls run
Fill the top of it with solapanels and then you can make it sail with solapower, then it wil never Rena out of power on the sea, it will take some time even days to be rescued
Rescue does not take more than 1 day
Wow!! I want one of those!!!!
But do they carry out these tests with the minimum person capacity or equivalent ballast, or with the pilot alone?
i looked at a lifeboat once and now utube is trying to fill my feed with AI suggestions.
Сказочная штука! 👌👍👏
Hello, I'm writing from a TV production company in the UK called TWOFOUR. We'd be interested in using some of this footage in an upcoming project! Do you own this footage? We'd love to begin a conversation! Thanks, Josh.
Of course we do. Please see email adress on Rescue page on www.kullmann.no and send a private message with attention "Birger Kullmann"
well done for asking them. :-)
Buckle up, tight!
Fantástico!
rather put my trust in that boat than jump from that height shame it was not around when the piper alpha
went up lot more live mite bean saved
@Chris Landry read carefully: mite MITE have had lyfe botse. Mite.
The lack of those lifeboats is that they can't stay under water. To integrate the submarine-effect is highly important, because life-indangering situation come up in storm threatening those vessels with cliffs and riffs to avoid, but only under water.
They should add rotors for flying as well, then they could fly out of the stormy sea.
I can see why they stopped the video
Might have broke it in that big drop
It's a good idea..if a flood happens or a tsunami or late warning..I'd rather be at n a boat then stuck in a bunker with 100' of ocean above my head..?
It’s like a spaceship
What stops it from spearing back up and out the same way ?
The added shit ballast from everyone's pants as it hits the water.
nice. compare with fiber how
scat hardning?
Whow and whow !!!! again
So that splash in the water doesn't injure you?
Statistically, lifeboats have killed more people then they have saved. Most of the deaths have been on mandatory drills and exercises. There would be more people alive today if lifeboats were never invented in the first place. Most ironic thing ever.
Just let us see the raw footage, no slomo, no cutting, no smart effects, nothing.
How can I get one?
Well Schat!
Wow!
Thanks!
That's Nothing ! Some old lady just went over Niagra Falls in an old pickle barrel . You go over Niagra Falls in that thing and play the fiddle at the same time or tap dance or something ,,, there might be a deal in it for ya to sell some breakfast cereal with your picture on the box or something .
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
ditch the music please. cool boat.
Was there some dudes in it when it dropped?
Thats not a lifeboat. Thats a lifesubmarine
I want one. Perfect for an dumbass skipper like me u almost can't mess it up in a lifeboat. I mean it should be one of the safest boats
So what's the point? There is no need for a lifeboat to have that capability.
There is a need for that, its a quick way to get off the ship and away from a ship when you are, on a burning Oiltanker you dont want to be let down slowly in to the wather and then start the engin to get away. You wana go down fast and get away fast.
isn't that a Disneyland ride?
это на самолетах такие стоять будут)?
👍👍⛵🚑
Too bad they didnt invest in an iphone to shoot it with.
😨
23-30 edit is just stupid...
Okay, now let's load it with 100 persons then do the experiment. I doubt it would come back up after it's gone beyond its neutral buoyancy level.
Doesn't work like that, water is incompressible so it's density remains constant no matter how deep you go meaning buoyancy also remains constant, if it can float on the surface it would rise to the surface no matter how deep it goes.
It was fully loaded, didn't you read the info?
The only time it won't come back up is if it goes deeper than its crush depth.