Takes me back to my days as a METOC while serving on HMS Ark Royal. Thankfully I never saw scale 11-12 while at sea. Scale 10 in the Norwegian Sea was frightening
In the movie The Perfect Storm starring George Clooney, we see the small fishing boat climbing up a vertical wave. What would the Beaufort scale be? 100?
Thank you for sharing this. Ten years ago, when i was ten or eleven years old, i went on a fishing trip on my family's 62-foot fishing vessel, and we traveled at night through big waves. I didn't know until recently that it was most likely a strong gale or a storm, based on how high the boat would heave as it rides up and down a wave. but i couldn't see the water around us from the wheelhouse. I was having fun, but everyone was in the wheelhouse, and it was quiet. i never acknowledged it until i remembered. What is the maximum wave height to ship-length ratio for head sea, if there is a rule? I only know how to obtain the boats limits for beam sea. Thank you for sharing this. I just looked at the beaufort scale to determine if it was a gale or a storm in that one trip.
@@xxskippernate409xx6 rules depends on local maritime authorities, mostly fishing boats less than 50m are advise not to go sea during gale winds. If you are at port they will not allow you to sail during force 7 or 8. There will be a broadcast thru VHF, MF/HF EGC or NAVTEX weather forecast for vessels
Funny how Jesus didn't use his skills of calming storms to let him easily sail across the ocean blue in a little fishing boat to take his gospel to the Americas or at least draw a map to tell the disciples to go into all the world double quick instead of leaving it til 1492. Anyway what beaufort is it when the sea starts smoking ? 9 or 10 ? I suppose with the nature of unsteady winds in gales that a storm probably goes up and down like force 10 for several minutes then dropping back to 8 then picking up again to 10 , or is that basically force 8 with force 10 gusts ?
God doesnt work that way. He gives us problems so that we can learn from our problems and how to overcome it and besides we are all grown up already He dont need to be our baby sitter all the time. Jesus used His power to calm the storm. Skill is learned, learning is not for Him
@@jordanbooth3748It wasn’t really that bad, the ship was pitching and rolling and i had difficulties walking around the cabin halls😂 Quite fun for me but not for my family members who had seasickness
As per beaufort scale wave is just probable heights and not always as per scale heights due to our ship is sheltered inside Aleutian Islands during that time. Example if the ship is anchored inside the breakwater of the port the wave height cannot be as per beaufort scales because the waves are blocked by breakwater.
Interesting video, thanks for sharing. The Beaufort scale says it's still somewhat subjective and the 9-12s you showed all looked like 9s based on the description. Wind speed is only an approximate in the scale, conditions are the actual driving factor.
The colour of the sea is generally dark blue, and the sky is mostly overcast in this video. I wrote the definitions of beaufort scales in blue because we as seafarers don't have problem reading texts or lights in any background colours. You will fail in Ishihara Test
Hello! Is it possible by any chance to contact you regarding this rough sea video? I would be interested to discuss a license to use it if this is possible. Cheers!
As far as I know you can download my video without any problem and use it for educational reason outside TH-cam and Facebook. I'm just new to TH-cam uploads and not familiar with any copyright.
Only experience can tell, but one previous incident during a storm somewhere south of japan that a seafarer survive inside a liferaft almost the same as rubber boat components but no engine. When speaking of storm the wave height is atleast 7meters. As long as you have physical strength to hold on to your boat and your will to survive you will survive. The most important is God's mercy.
Beaufort Scale is based on Wind Force not necessarily on Heights of Waves. Example when you're on coast you will not encounter 14m high waves but only strong winds as per Beaufort Scales.
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Nice idea but poor execution - you couldn't hold the camera stil for one moment so we could examine the sea state closely - constant moving and zooming devalued this substantially. And if the last one was F12 it had only just begun to blow because the sea state wasn't reflecting it yet.
@@mrbritannia3833 Oh but I DO pay for it - with my time and attention, with the use TH-cam makes of my personal data, and with the ads that are shoved at me. To make this remark requires you to not understand the business model of social media. And since there is no Darwinian process of natural selection to weed out the clickbait misrepresentations and the poor quality videos that waste peoples' time...they just hang around forever....it requires comments like mine to help inform the choice of others that follow. As well as providing nudges for videographers to help them improve. It's called constructive criticism.
Sorry I'm just using a phone and beside the ship is moving from time to time and I can't make it perfectly still and I'm not a professional in using cameras. I will try to make it better next time.
@@bobokboboyvideos8339 this dude falfield literally said, "falfield over and out." While trying to have discorse on how social media works. Dont apologize to these types of humans, awesome career.
@@falfieldyour'e talking about your attention and lost time...while writing 3 comments under it. next time instead of making other people angry on youtube and criticizing the creator, I suggest you become a captain and make a good video for us:). By the way, I just wanted to say that the video was awesome. Thanks to the creator, last clips made my stomach feel sick, I applaud you for your job.
![STORM FORCE @ CAPE HORN [Ep. 108]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PTuSJpQ2Ie8/mqdefault.jpg)
I can't believe this guy sailed all the way across the Pacific and during a hurricane just to demonstrate wind speed in a seven minute video. Mad.
There was numerous developing hurricanes during that voyage in Pacific Ocean, that's why some of them are unavoidable.
Commitment
For he’s a man of God 😂
That's no sailboat dude
thank you for sharing! it's very interesting to see how the beaufort scale translates into actual reality
Takes me back to my days as a METOC while serving on HMS Ark Royal. Thankfully I never saw scale 11-12 while at sea. Scale 10 in the Norwegian Sea was frightening
Yes indeed but not for a 360m capesize bulk carrier, it just like force 7 only you can't feel the effect of the waves
Lovely video showing the different scales. Thanks!
Thank you sir, now I can travel in my tiny inflatable boat with confidence
Very informative video! I am currently studying to become a captain. Thanks!
In the movie The Perfect Storm starring George Clooney, we see the small fishing boat climbing up a vertical wave. What would the Beaufort scale be? 100?
thank you soooo much sir it was incredibly helpfull. all my good wishes
Thank you for sharing this. Ten years ago, when i was ten or eleven years old, i went on a fishing trip on my family's 62-foot fishing vessel, and we traveled at night through big waves.
I didn't know until recently that it was most likely a strong gale or a storm, based on how high the boat would heave as it rides up and down a wave. but i couldn't see the water around us from the wheelhouse.
I was having fun, but everyone was in the wheelhouse, and it was quiet. i never acknowledged it until i remembered.
What is the maximum wave height to ship-length ratio for head sea, if there is a rule? I only know how to obtain the boats limits for beam sea.
Thank you for sharing this. I just looked at the beaufort scale to determine if it was a gale or a storm in that one trip.
@@xxskippernate409xx6 rules depends on local maritime authorities, mostly fishing boats less than 50m are advise not to go sea during gale winds. If you are at port they will not allow you to sail during force 7 or 8. There will be a broadcast thru VHF, MF/HF EGC or NAVTEX weather forecast for vessels
I must have been in more hurricanes than I thought, then. Wind state and sea state are two different things.
Funny how Jesus didn't use his skills of calming storms to let him easily sail across the ocean blue in a little fishing boat to take his gospel to the Americas or at least draw a map to tell the disciples to go into all the world double quick instead of leaving it til 1492. Anyway what beaufort is it when the sea starts smoking ? 9 or 10 ? I suppose with the nature of unsteady winds in gales that a storm probably goes up and down like force 10 for several minutes then dropping back to 8 then picking up again to 10 , or is that basically force 8 with force 10 gusts ?
God doesnt work that way. He gives us problems so that we can learn from our problems and how to overcome it and besides we are all grown up already He dont need to be our baby sitter all the time.
Jesus used His power to calm the storm. Skill is learned, learning is not for Him
Yet, it reached there anyways??
Amen again at the end... PEACE Be Still he said
This guy is a legend! May god bless you crossing the Pacific Ocean 🙏🙏🙏♥️
Very good video
Thanks
Be strong for strong and strong and 7:01 7:03
The last message at the end could have been skipped
Which message?
@@bobokboboyvideos8339 about god
The Buble verse 😂@@bobokboboyvideos8339
It's a good video but with the text being blue, you can't see it clearly.
How much do you feel from scale 6-7? We are going on a cruise this week, beafort scale 7 is expected and im so scared lol
How was it 😂
@@jordanbooth3748It wasn’t really that bad, the ship was pitching and rolling and i had difficulties walking around the cabin halls😂 Quite fun for me but not for my family members who had seasickness
That wasn’t a 10 meter wave height. More like 5-6 meters max.
As per beaufort scale wave is just probable heights and not always as per scale heights due to our ship is sheltered inside Aleutian Islands during that time. Example if the ship is anchored inside the breakwater of the port the wave height cannot be as per beaufort scales because the waves are blocked by breakwater.
Amen!
Interesting video, thanks for sharing. The Beaufort scale says it's still somewhat subjective and the 9-12s you showed all looked like 9s based on the description. Wind speed is only an approximate in the scale, conditions are the actual driving factor.
what is the colour of the sky an the sea? blue . in what colour do you write?
The colour of the sea is generally dark blue, and the sky is mostly overcast in this video. I wrote the definitions of beaufort scales in blue because we as seafarers don't have problem reading texts or lights in any background colours. You will fail in Ishihara Test
how much km/h this wind is? thanks
Which beaufort scale? 1 knot is 1.852km/h. If 50 knots is equals to 92.6km/h
Hello! Is it possible by any chance to contact you regarding this rough sea video? I would be interested to discuss a license to use it if this is possible. Cheers!
As far as I know you can download my video without any problem and use it for educational reason outside TH-cam and Facebook. I'm just new to TH-cam uploads and not familiar with any copyright.
Guys does anyone know what's the highest wave height that is safe/managable for a small single person rubber boat?
Only experience can tell, but one previous incident during a storm somewhere south of japan that a seafarer survive inside a liferaft almost the same as rubber boat components but no engine. When speaking of storm the wave height is atleast 7meters. As long as you have physical strength to hold on to your boat and your will to survive you will survive. The most important is God's mercy.
@@bobokboboyvideos8339 thanks!
That simulator is amazing 😊. Is that scary in a ship that size?
It's scary but not for a seafarer with years of experience crossing Pacific Ocean.
6:12 Really 12?
Beaufort Scale is based on Wind Force not necessarily on Heights of Waves. Example when you're on coast you will not encounter 14m high waves but only strong winds as per Beaufort Scales.
What else did he have to do,gets boring on flat water ,try it on a sail boat 😎
Amen.
as close as close you are as I can to the truth of this the only way as anyone else is going as anyone as anyone can to be able and be honest and honest to you and anyone At and I to the be able anyone at anyone that I is At any time and you are a great friend and I will be there to support help me you will always have a place special in whatever anyone whatever I do anyone that I can need to I love and care you for you all I hope and always and have the most best I hope all cow all cow I will be in the world and 6:01
i cant really understand what you mean to say hehehehe
GOD BLESS YOU
Nice video until the last minute
The last minute was, the best part of the entire video.
God Represent
Nice idea but poor execution - you couldn't hold the camera stil for one moment so we could examine the sea state closely - constant moving and zooming devalued this substantially. And if the last one was F12 it had only just begun to blow because the sea state wasn't reflecting it yet.
@@mrbritannia3833 Oh but I DO pay for it - with my time and attention, with the use TH-cam makes of my personal data, and with the ads that are shoved at me. To make this remark requires you to not understand the business model of social media. And since there is no Darwinian process of natural selection to weed out the clickbait misrepresentations and the poor quality videos that waste peoples' time...they just hang around forever....it requires comments like mine to help inform the choice of others that follow. As well as providing nudges for videographers to help them improve. It's called constructive criticism.
@@mrbritannia3833 Yup, based upon the (mis)information available to me. It appears you still don't get it. Falfield over & out.
Sorry I'm just using a phone and beside the ship is moving from time to time and I can't make it perfectly still and I'm not a professional in using cameras. I will try to make it better next time.
@@bobokboboyvideos8339 this dude falfield literally said, "falfield over and out." While trying to have discorse on how social media works. Dont apologize to these types of humans, awesome career.
@@falfieldyour'e talking about your attention and lost time...while writing 3 comments under it. next time instead of making other people angry on youtube and criticizing the creator, I suggest you become a captain and make a good video for us:).
By the way, I just wanted to say that the video was awesome. Thanks to the creator, last clips made my stomach feel sick, I applaud you for your job.
😃😅😅🤔🌧🌧🌧🌧
CHRIST is KING
Amen