Wow, the way he has the electrical system setup even with basic knowledge you could figure out how to troubleshoot, repair or replace equipment. You can totally see the influence from the aviation industry. Incredible!
From an electrical background, I'll give it a B. Label wrong direction @14:14, labels upside down to the viewer 14:19, no labels on conductors @15:48, some labels not heat shrinked and not well bundled in areas. Nothing that can't be remedied. OCD for electrical panel wiring. 👏 Thanks for sharing.
@@nooneanybodyknows7912 Just to be devils advocate here ... Was the man not working in the electrical box as he was being interviewed so would you not expect incomplete work? Do you think maybe you are being a little harsh this early on and maybe you could give him the benefit of the doubt? But your observations are fantastic and your attention to detail is admirable, I think I'd be happy to have you survey my electrical installations!!
@Bob Gabbett yes, I agree that it may not be complete. I believe he is above the pay grade of actually doing the hands-on wiring in his position. And, he possibly observed and noted the discrepancies that drew my attention. That's the reason I said it isn't anything that can't be remedied. 😁
Yes, I think we need some footage of James and Jason together! OMG! If they are not related, then Jason may have found his doppelganger! They should definitely compare some genealogy to see if they are somehow related! LOL
I was trained in aviation maintenance and repair so having a qualified lead engineer being responsible for following similar guidelines is amazing.This boat is truly a hybrid.I know the two of you are extremely excited.
I’m commenting for future viewers to know: This video had 13k views in less than one hour after it was released (before 7am Sunday morning Pacific time). These two simply can’t be stopped. I can not wait to see you guys launch your new home in the big kids pool!!
Ecxellent presentation , Some sailing youtube channel were criticising Paul about his comment about flying a haul , but this elaborate well what he means by that......
Time will tell. The marketing is good. But from two decades of professional experience working with technology and quality control in China, I will tell you that companies capable of high standards routinely are a small minority. This company seems to have a lot of expats involved... That is a good sign...
This lady can enhance any interview, she steers the conversation and then lets the interviewee get their point across. That's a skill and she is amazing at knowing when to interrupt and when to let them talk.HH should use here for al their new launches.
Since I was a kid I’ve always been fascinated with how things are made. So even as a non sailor, I’m loving this. Eventually I’d like to see how they get the rigging from the sails to the helm, or wherever they go. Also, as an Airstreamer, I’d love to see their cabinet building and fitting. Thanks for bringing us along! ❤❤
One of your best technical videos ever! For us ‘non-boaters’, so educational as to what goes into boat building. Side note: Outstanding use of flag graphics to denote home country of employees. Great example of how we can be ‘Proud to be an American’ - but also a part of the world-wide community you are relying on to build your new home. Great job!
He's gone now but, every Monday morning, my high school friend would tell me about his sailing adventures over the weekend. I wish he was here today to see these videos. RIP, Jim.
This was great! Good insight into some of the processes and it's always nice to see people who are both knowledgeable and passionate about their work. Those boats look amazing inside and out! We caught a little bit of the interior design person, it would be interesting to see the process from design, color/finish choices to final fitting in the boat.
I am so impressed with HH so far!!! Out of the several full time sailors who are in the middle of a build right now I think I'm most impressed with HH and your Cat. All are of great quality. But HH seems to really have thought everything through so thoroughly.
The HH technical philosophy is very impressive. If it’s on the boat it’s likely to fail and probably at the worst possible moment. Engineering to that standard is hard but ultimately the soundest way to go about it. Seeing your boat reach the final stages must be absolutely exciting.
His comments about other companies having issues with boats coming apart, and my mind went straight to Parlay Revival. Yeah, I like the way they are putting this boat together.
@@RiverWoods111more so he did it in a very professional way... he mentioned that there have been issues with other brands in a certain area, and they took the problems those brands had and engineered a fix so it don't happen to them
You know, looking back, we've all grown so much after overcoming the pandemic and all its hardships. I've made massive career changes, and Jason and Nikki have a new found wonder of life and a brand new boat to explore those wonders. Keep kicking butt guys.
What a groovy episode. Your enthusiasm is contagious. You are the perfect tour guide. Your talk, your walk, your smile, perfect. Can't wait to see more.
I've watched the HH video on the 44 several time and am very impressed with this Cat build. The fact that batteries can be recharged with the props while under sail and not just solar panels just blows me away(pun intended). A lovely designed multi hull. Am I jealous? Without a doubt.
I personally would love a deeper guided tour into each individual sub system that comprises the HH. Think of it as a twofer, you go deeper and learn every millimeter of the boat and take us a long with you. :)
I genuinely look forward to your boat updates on a Sunday, the wife and I are starting to think we will sell up and speak to HH about a similar boat to you guys. Keep it up, can’t wait to see that beautiful boat launched and the adventures that come after ❤️👍
Wow, that's exciting! If you want to reach out to HH, please use the link on this page so that they know "the Wynns sent you." www.hhcatamarans.com/hh44-wynns And best of luck making the dream happen! Curious Minion
As a J24 racing sailor (so, far more on the Spartan side of the monohull spectrum 😅), I'd love to hear more about the trade-offs made, or at least considered, for designing a performance-cruising catamaran. Sail shape, rigging choices, where the centers of the various forces and mass interplay... What got me hooked on sailing and racing is the physics of it all, so if the experts would be willing to talk a little more about their design choices, I'd be fascinated!
Very impressed with HH!! Can’t wait to see more of the boat build process! I would love to hear more about their quality control and how they handle warranty issues down the road.
I think you guys have illustrated an important point, the difference between production and craftsmanship. It is very clear how hands-on through the entire process the build is. Think you picked a great company. So, how long does the average build take?
I appreciate that he says stuff isn't going to fail. The crazy part about Carbon Fiber itself is that it doesn't degrade in UV exposure, so it's absolutely permanent. Now the epoxy resin can breakdown over time in UV, but when you use the absolute minimum of it, there's not much of it to break down, and then if you paint it, you've got something that's not going to fail pretty much ever, as long as you aren't abrading it down with a line thousands of times.
Yes, but don't forget that CRP, just like GRP, is a two part system. The carbon provides the strength in tension and the epoxy provides the strength in compression. You need both.
Yep, and vacuum infusion is one of the best ways to get the best fiber/resin ratio for the best strength and weight. A protective coating is a must and a UV resistant clear top coat isn't enough, especially in a marine environment and it's exterior, it will get brittle over time. Paint or vinyl wrap are great protective layers.
Ok, had to stop the video & ask the question or I'd forget the question. You know now that you've showed & told us this "RIDE THE HAUL" you have to try to do it now with your new boat. We all want to see Jason's face expression while your boat is doing it, oh course the drone has to be flying beside the boat when all this is going on too, IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME & WHAT A VIDEO IT WILL BE! RIDE THE HAUL, RIDE THE HAUL, RIDE THE HAUL..... as the crowd cheers....... Ok back to the video, Chris from Missouri
I would like to see how the plumbing systems were designed and installed. Usually that is the worst, most aweful aspect of boats, especially when it comes to repairing/replacing them when they are under extreme duress.
What a 💩-y topic! 😜 There have been a lot of inquiries about whether or not composting heads are going in, so I'll add your question to the folder. Thanks for the feedback! Curious Minion
Any hydraulics onboard? Steering, winches, crab pot pullers 🤣 I love hearing from super smart people who are genuinely down to earth and love what they do. They can do amazing things. Thank you for meeting them and sharing them with us
I'm not sure where they do it, or if you'd have access to it, but what I think it'd be cool to see is the test crews that Paul Hakes was referring to. When they take a boat out and actually test it, and maybe fly it. How that testing process is conducted.
We have been following you for years and this boat build process is intriguing. Please keep up us informed of every aspect of the build, all the detail and the people involved. So glad HH allows you to film the process they are extremely passionate and professional in their approach. Can't wait to see "Curiosity" sailing out of the big pond.
Same. I’m highly impressed with their ability to integrate into the B&G systems and customize an extra full-blown UI. One that mimics and fits with the factory UX. It looks simple, great, and hopefully Just Works
Having gone through a NBB it is awesome to watch the two of you go through your own similar/dissimilar adventure. Every aspect from stem to stern is fascinating. Be it the human driven disciplines and interactions and/or the sciences and mathematics that make any of this luxury possible. Just remember to breath, chill and take it all in. Have a great week y’all.
Nikki, great video & just the right depth on strength, wiring, rigidity. Yes, you could get deep like other channels, but- for Gone with the Wynn's, this is good, well explained depth. As always, loved it.
I’d love to see more about the rigging, how they design it, install it and test it. It’d also be fascinating to see what they do with their newly designed boats when they get them on the water for the first time under sail
I love the HH philosophy! Over built for the right reasons, and designed for functionality. Ricardo, the “MEP” is invaluable for what he puts into each boat. It’s amazing to hear everyone’s background and see how it contributes to the team and the builds. Get Ricardo an apprentice!
Can you do a sailmaking tour? How you decided your sailmaker. Then maybe how you are arriving at your final wardrobe. materials, shapes, furling systems, sail structures. How did the polar diagrams and your intended sailing influence your choices? Did the mast manufacturer work with the sailmakers and how did the design process work?
What a great storytelling episode, from start to finish! Incredible editing between interviews, supplemental pictures, and aerial shots. Also impressed at how you got your subjects to open up to the camera, I can only imagine that it must have been difficult to persuade some, but you did it and they were all charming! Would love to see a deeper dive into the final finishes of fabrics, cabinetry, where that material comes from, why it was selected over other choices that maybe other builders use, etc.
Thanks you two for this SUPER informative video without being blah, blah, blah. I would love to hear/learn more about rigging and tackle decisions being made. Dynema vs Kevlar vs braided stainless vs rod rigging, winch and block options/choices, running rigging choices. I'm sure we'll see lots of that as you beat those choices on your own boat. Looking forward to this entire series. I WANT ONE!!!
I don't think people understand how hard it is to pull off a walk follow shot (Jason with camera walking backwards holding camera facing Nikki walking forward talking into the camera. Walking and talking with purpose is hard but capturing it with a camera is where the art of cinematography lies. I see you Jason. I see you. I bet Ricardo has a dishwasher to clean his wife's dinner mess up with. 😂😅
I knew I liked the electrical guy but when he said, "It is all about balance, you can't always have it your way." Not sure I even have words to say how amazing that statement was. Reminds me of a Moody Blues album.... 'A question of balance' , thinking they may have been way before their time. You guys are going to have a great boat......
I love the interviews with different department employees. Listening to their take on what they do day to day is interesting. Looking forward to whatever you decide to share with us in the coming weeks.
Thanks for such an interesting look into the world of boat building. HH is really impressive and I really appreciate their design and engineering philosophy. Great video and I can only imagine HH must be really happy to have you showcase them on your channel.
That is some impressive production and craftsmanship. As the son of a naval architect, seeing a company like this makes me wish I had followed in his footsteps.
Wow! How impressive. Back in the day I worked for an Engineering Firm in Pittsburgh, Pa. Of course it was steel, but I loved listening to Engineers. My field was accounting.
No such thing as being overly excited about your dream boat/home Scream shout dance- I am so happy for you not that it matters what I think but the color is stunning!
Such an awesome, informative video. What a pleasure to witness masters of their trade, always striving to make things even better. I would by an HH in a heartbeat. Respect from Cozumel 🌴
As an avid sailor who has built a 40' cat 15 years ago--the technology and systems are mind blowing (and clearly expensive). I do have 'wiring envy'-- mine was nothing like that. I'm really interested in why mini keels and not daggerboards-- Every cat I have had has had daggerboards and a month ago in 40 knots hard on the nose in my 35' cat, I was deeply grateful for them getting us into port (we only have a 20hp outboard) that was not going to push us into 40 knots and big seas. Phil
This really shows the quality of HH just seeing the inner hull up against a Lagoon is night and day difference. You’re going to have one wild top notch machine, can't wait to see more of the build.
It has taken me many months to watch all your videos since you two decided to go sailing. A most enjoyable task I must say and am so looking forward to your further exploits. Thank you.
The transparency exhibited by HH in allowing you inside with camera accessing the people who build these amazing boats is fantastic. All your practical knowledge of open ocean sailing and living aboard makes these excellent videos next level in both form and content. Your commitment to a clean energy and small environmental footprint makes this "partnership" with HH special. It's hard to say which aspect of the build process is most interesting because it's all interesting to me. I'm good with a long deep dives into the tech and boat engineering as well as discussion around the aesthetics and ergonomics of the designs. I was impressed with your "performance catamaran" priority for the very practical reasons you stated as to why you chose the HH boat. The environmental friendliness of the HH is just icing on the cake. Keep this wonderful content coming and feel confident that what interests you will most likely be what interests your patrons.
Just an FYI, there is a predicted SUPER EL NENO for the summer and beyond. This will create extreme weather in the Pacific. Watch the weather closely prior to travel north and south of the equator worldwide. Clear skies and favorable winds Mike
You definitely have chosen the best yacht builders for your sailing lifestyle. Insightful impressive information from each individual you interviewed. Thank you for sharing the adventure. 👏⛵️
You said you wanted suggestions on what content to bring to all of us fans, well can you go into some depth on your choice of sails and the rigging. Also you were going to go into depth on the eco drive and the engines. And what dingy did you guys settle on, and has it arrived yet? Just a few suggestions. Thanks. And of course the progress of the build. Is it just me or when you guys were showing the boat, it looks really big. Thanks.
Like you, we're getting anxious to see the new boat get wet! Given you're halfway around the world am really looking forward to seeing where you're planning to go with it!
That Color is absolutely stunning. My favorite. I was wondering if you can do a video of how you decided what the interior decor will look like and of you were able to have input on that. Thanks for the great videos 😊
I wonder if HH supports their engineers in going on sailing trips. Not just their own boats, but also charted boats from other manufacturers, just to get exposure and experience with different boats at sea. I think having some hands on experience with sailing will help them make good decisions and suggestions.
Yes, more please! Boats and boat systems have come a long way since I started working in a boatyard in 1967, and I'm fascinated by all of the technical details!
Working in electrical engineering for building construction, i am always fascinated to see the different methods and technologies that are used in different applications. Keep up the awesome videos.
Brilliant. Love to get clarification on walking on the solar panels. Why dont cells get busted if you thump a heel into the panel. You guys have every reason to be excited.
You asked what you could expand on in future videos. Here you go. What is the detailed process for buying an HH? dive deep into costs. I mean real dollars. Insurance cost, where to register the boat for maximum savings, etc. We are two years from buying a live a board and love watching your educational and adventure type videos.
Added to the list! In the meantime, if you head over to the sailing page of the blog, click on the expenses tab for lots of useful info. The cost of all the registration, etc. for Curiosity, a whole vid on how to get better deals on insurance, and lots more. There's also a Sailboat Shopping tab that you may find useful. Better get busy! www.gonewiththewynns.com/sailing 😁 Curious Minion
I’d like to see two aspects of the HH build, one is the engine/hybrid drive system and secondly rigging setup oh ah the ability to nerd out on boat building
Would love to see a deep dive on how all the electrical systems all integrate… including the charging systems and the hybrid drive. Wow wow wow. Not hard to see why you went with HH. The devil really is in the details. Stunning machine. Can’t wait to see you sailing.
Are there changes you’ll make to your boat after visiting the factory, seeing what’s there, etc? Or will the boat be exactly the same as it would have been without you visiting?
I had no idea that a boat manufactuer was achieving such high standards in systems installation. Now if only more manufactuers could do the same in simpler smaller boats, I think there would tidal wave of affirmation. Boats need reliable systems which can be easily maintianed and upgraded. Lovely how you bring out so much from the staff in the yard and capture great shots of boat detail.
Yep, I have no doubt the carbon fiber weave off cuts are sold on (or maybe reused) as chopped tow. That is good stuff for compression moulded CF components or for making aesthetic "forged carbon" top layers. The other consumable stuff like vacuum bags, peel ply, breather plys etc for sure are going into the bin. I'd like to know too tho, maybe it's not worth their time to keep scraps.
Love the videos. I had a thought at the end. They had to build the “big pool”. What thinking went in to that? Designing the ramp, the sides, the depth, the gates… One can’t just build the boat, you have to build the environement.
Great HH factory tour. Interesting how much and how deep they go into all the details on manufacturing a boat. It shows their dedication and quality put into their work. I am always looking forward to your next video to share with us.
Hi guys, well has your head quit spinning? That was some tour. It’s really amazing how detailed the electrical system, but there is so much more to learn than I expected. Are you taking good notes 🤣😂. Just kidding I’m sure you’re going to love this very special “New Home”. Thanks again for taking us along for the ride of a lifetime. All the best ❤
You are really good at leading people into giving good interviews. Thats a real skill, and HH is getting value for doing these vids with you.
Wanted to say the same thing - combined with your enthusiasm, you’re a winner!!
Wow, the way he has the electrical system setup even with basic knowledge you could figure out how to troubleshoot, repair or replace equipment. You can totally see the influence from the aviation industry. Incredible!
Yes, the cabling and labeling of each cable tickled me pink.. Makes me want to re-do everything on my 22' Juncker sail boat :)
I had a Beaver Motorhome once and all the wires were stenciled with what they did. Stenciled the whole length.
From an electrical background, I'll give it a B. Label wrong direction @14:14, labels upside down to the viewer 14:19, no labels on conductors @15:48, some labels not heat shrinked and not well bundled in areas. Nothing that can't be remedied. OCD for electrical panel wiring. 👏 Thanks for sharing.
@@nooneanybodyknows7912 Just to be devils advocate here ... Was the man not working in the electrical box as he was being interviewed so would you not expect incomplete work? Do you think maybe you are being a little harsh this early on and maybe you could give him the benefit of the doubt? But your observations are fantastic and your attention to detail is admirable, I think I'd be happy to have you survey my electrical installations!!
@Bob Gabbett yes, I agree that it may not be complete. I believe he is above the pay grade of actually doing the hands-on wiring in his position. And, he possibly observed and noted the discrepancies that drew my attention. That's the reason I said it isn't anything that can't be remedied. 😁
Jason and James….brothers from a different mother. I’m getting more excited every Sunday for launch day!
Yes! Came here to say this! 😊
Curious that they were never in the same shot….😂
I was thinking - where have I seen him before?
I thought the same thing, how much James was like Jason... Amazing!
Yes, I think we need some footage of James and Jason together! OMG! If they are not related, then Jason may have found his doppelganger! They should definitely compare some genealogy to see if they are somehow related! LOL
I was trained in aviation maintenance and repair so having a qualified lead engineer being responsible for following similar guidelines is amazing.This boat is truly a hybrid.I know the two of you are extremely excited.
I’m commenting for future viewers to know: This video had 13k views in less than one hour after it was released (before 7am Sunday morning Pacific time). These two simply can’t be stopped. I can not wait to see you guys launch your new home in the big kids pool!!
Ricardo is THE MAN! (I'm a former Boeing aircraft electrician. I can SEE the Aviation background in the installations and the philosophy)
Ecxellent presentation , Some sailing youtube channel were criticising Paul about his comment about flying a haul , but this elaborate well what he means by that......
I see why you guys like this company. Impressive folks.
Time will tell. The marketing is good. But from two decades of professional experience working with technology and quality control in China, I will tell you that companies capable of high standards routinely are a small minority. This company seems to have a lot of expats involved... That is a good sign...
HH is a US company with a multi-national team. They have a great reputation.
Curious Minion
This lady can enhance any interview, she steers the conversation and then lets the interviewee get their point across. That's a skill and she is amazing at knowing when to interrupt and when to let them talk.HH should use here for al their new launches.
Yeah it’s the Wynns on Sunday morning, it doesn’t get much better! 👍😊🌸
Since I was a kid I’ve always been fascinated with how things are made. So even as a non sailor, I’m loving this. Eventually I’d like to see how they get the rigging from the sails to the helm, or wherever they go. Also, as an Airstreamer, I’d love to see their cabinet building and fitting. Thanks for bringing us along! ❤❤
Same, I think I get it from my dad. Whenever we were traveling we always stopped at whatever manufacturing warehouse that gave tours.
One of your best technical videos ever! For us ‘non-boaters’, so educational as to what goes into boat building. Side note: Outstanding use of flag graphics to denote home country of employees. Great example of how we can be ‘Proud to be an American’ - but also a part of the world-wide community you are relying on to build your new home. Great job!
He's gone now but, every Monday morning, my high school friend would tell me about his sailing adventures over the weekend. I wish he was here today to see these videos. RIP, Jim.
This was great! Good insight into some of the processes and it's always nice to see people who are both knowledgeable and passionate about their work. Those boats look amazing inside and out! We caught a little bit of the interior design person, it would be interesting to see the process from design, color/finish choices to final fitting in the boat.
Thanks for the feedback! 💙💛💙
I am so impressed with HH so far!!! Out of the several full time sailors who are in the middle of a build right now I think I'm most impressed with HH and your Cat. All are of great quality. But HH seems to really have thought everything through so thoroughly.
Proper planning prevents poor performance 😅 an old saying from a good friend!
The HH technical philosophy is very impressive. If it’s on the boat it’s likely to fail and probably at the worst possible moment.
Engineering to that standard is hard but ultimately the soundest way to go about it.
Seeing your boat reach the final stages must be absolutely exciting.
His comments about other companies having issues with boats coming apart, and my mind went straight to Parlay Revival. Yeah, I like the way they are putting this boat together.
@@RiverWoods111more so he did it in a very professional way... he mentioned that there have been issues with other brands in a certain area, and they took the problems those brands had and engineered a fix so it don't happen to them
You know, looking back, we've all grown so much after overcoming the pandemic and all its hardships. I've made massive career changes, and Jason and Nikki have a new found wonder of life and a brand new boat to explore those wonders. Keep kicking butt guys.
What a groovy episode. Your enthusiasm is contagious. You are the perfect tour guide. Your talk, your walk, your smile, perfect. Can't wait to see more.
I've watched the HH video on the 44 several time and am very impressed with this Cat build. The fact that batteries can be recharged with the props while under sail and not just solar panels just blows me away(pun intended). A lovely designed multi hull. Am I jealous? Without a doubt.
I personally would love a deeper guided tour into each individual sub system that comprises the HH. Think of it as a twofer, you go deeper and learn every millimeter of the boat and take us a long with you. :)
I genuinely look forward to your boat updates on a Sunday, the wife and I are starting to think we will sell up and speak to HH about a similar boat to you guys. Keep it up, can’t wait to see that beautiful boat launched and the adventures that come after ❤️👍
Wow, that's exciting! If you want to reach out to HH, please use the link on this page so that they know "the Wynns sent you." www.hhcatamarans.com/hh44-wynns And best of luck making the dream happen!
Curious Minion
@@gonewiththewynns will do, thanks for the link 👍❤️
Don’t waste time, 😅 you will be in the Queue once they gain more coverage!
@@highvibe4839 Not an issue, gives me more time to save 😆
As a J24 racing sailor (so, far more on the Spartan side of the monohull spectrum 😅), I'd love to hear more about the trade-offs made, or at least considered, for designing a performance-cruising catamaran. Sail shape, rigging choices, where the centers of the various forces and mass interplay... What got me hooked on sailing and racing is the physics of it all, so if the experts would be willing to talk a little more about their design choices, I'd be fascinated!
Very impressed with HH!! Can’t wait to see more of the boat build process! I would love to hear more about their quality control and how they handle warranty issues down the road.
Agreed
To answer your question: would love to see an entire episode on the hybrid drive! How it all works and what real world performance can be expected.
I think you guys have illustrated an important point, the difference between production and craftsmanship. It is very clear how hands-on through the entire process the build is. Think you picked a great company. So, how long does the average build take?
I appreciate that he says stuff isn't going to fail. The crazy part about Carbon Fiber itself is that it doesn't degrade in UV exposure, so it's absolutely permanent. Now the epoxy resin can breakdown over time in UV, but when you use the absolute minimum of it, there's not much of it to break down, and then if you paint it, you've got something that's not going to fail pretty much ever, as long as you aren't abrading it down with a line thousands of times.
Yes, but don't forget that CRP, just like GRP, is a two part system. The carbon provides the strength in tension and the epoxy provides the strength in compression. You need both.
A fine overview, I understand a little more, thanks 🌱
Yep, and vacuum infusion is one of the best ways to get the best fiber/resin ratio for the best strength and weight. A protective coating is a must and a UV resistant clear top coat isn't enough, especially in a marine environment and it's exterior, it will get brittle over time. Paint or vinyl wrap are great protective layers.
@@berndog3the laminate provides the 'strength' in both tension and compression.
@@numerical968 Isn't that what I wrote? Although, technically, it's not a laminate, it's a composite.
Ok, had to stop the video & ask the question or I'd forget the question. You know now that you've showed & told us this "RIDE THE HAUL" you have to try to do it now with your new boat. We all want to see Jason's face expression while your boat is doing it, oh course the drone has to be flying beside the boat when all this is going on too, IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME & WHAT A VIDEO IT WILL BE!
RIDE THE HAUL, RIDE THE HAUL, RIDE THE HAUL..... as the crowd cheers.......
Ok back to the video,
Chris from Missouri
🍿 and a Wynndy boat build.🎉
I can't wait to see more on the hybrid drive system.❤
My father was a boat builder in the 70s and I grew up around random boat yards; love to see this, it brings back lots of memories!
Excellent , a true 5 star report. This is what happens when you have the right spokesman coupled with a great cameraman.
I would like to see how the plumbing systems were designed and installed. Usually that is the worst, most aweful aspect of boats, especially when it comes to repairing/replacing them when they are under extreme duress.
What a 💩-y topic! 😜 There have been a lot of inquiries about whether or not composting heads are going in, so I'll add your question to the folder. Thanks for the feedback!
Curious Minion
I love the diversity of the HH staff and their love for what they do. Great storytelling in the midst of teaching us how boats are built!
Any hydraulics onboard? Steering, winches, crab pot pullers 🤣
I love hearing from super smart people who are genuinely down to earth and love what they do. They can do amazing things. Thank you for meeting them and sharing them with us
I'm not sure where they do it, or if you'd have access to it, but what I think it'd be cool to see is the test crews that Paul Hakes was referring to. When they take a boat out and actually test it, and maybe fly it. How that testing process is conducted.
OMG - how many people think James could pass for Jason's brother!!! Looks, mannerisms, voice the whole package!
Yeah, even with the Kiwi accent, James' voice sounds similar to Jason's. Can't believe they didn't take advantage of the similarities in the video 😂
It’s so great having all this access to the process. Definitely insight I’d have never had otherwise.
We have been following you for years and this boat build process is intriguing. Please keep up us informed of every aspect of the build, all the detail and the people involved. So glad HH allows you to film the process they are extremely passionate and professional in their approach. Can't wait to see "Curiosity" sailing out of the big pond.
I'm looking forward to learning more about the lighting. LED, COB, colour changing etc. Love all your choices so far x
Same. I’m highly impressed with their ability to integrate into the B&G systems and customize an extra full-blown UI. One that mimics and fits with the factory UX.
It looks simple, great, and hopefully Just Works
Having gone through a NBB it is awesome to watch the two of you go through your own similar/dissimilar adventure. Every aspect from stem to stern is fascinating. Be it the human driven disciplines and interactions and/or the sciences and mathematics that make any of this luxury possible. Just remember to breath, chill and take it all in. Have a great week y’all.
I do really like the color of your boat.
Nikki, great video & just the right depth on strength, wiring, rigidity. Yes, you could get deep like other channels, but- for Gone with the Wynn's, this is good, well explained depth. As always, loved it.
I’d love to see more about the rigging, how they design it, install it and test it. It’d also be fascinating to see what they do with their newly designed boats when they get them on the water for the first time under sail
Being an old Salty Sailor from the old days, I'm getting excited about your boat as well as others. Outstanding....
can you take us through the interior design process. What did you get to choose custom? What came standard? How involved have you been in the process?
I loved the name of the boat in the big pool! (19:37 ish) Kudos to whoever chose that
Brilliant film. What a surprise ! It would be nice to see the completion of building Curiosity like doing the interior, Installing equipments etc:
I love the HH philosophy! Over built for the right reasons, and designed for functionality. Ricardo, the “MEP” is invaluable for what he puts into each boat. It’s amazing to hear everyone’s background and see how it contributes to the team and the builds. Get Ricardo an apprentice!
Can you do a sailmaking tour? How you decided your sailmaker. Then maybe how you are arriving at your final wardrobe. materials, shapes, furling systems, sail structures. How did the polar diagrams and your intended sailing influence your choices? Did the mast manufacturer work with the sailmakers and how did the design process work?
Talk about channeling your inner Marie Kondo! That electrical room is a thing of beauty!!
What a great storytelling episode, from start to finish! Incredible editing between interviews, supplemental pictures, and aerial shots. Also impressed at how you got your subjects to open up to the camera, I can only imagine that it must have been difficult to persuade some, but you did it and they were all charming! Would love to see a deeper dive into the final finishes of fabrics, cabinetry, where that material comes from, why it was selected over other choices that maybe other builders use, etc.
Thanks you two for this SUPER informative video without being blah, blah, blah. I would love to hear/learn more about rigging and tackle decisions being made. Dynema vs Kevlar vs braided stainless vs rod rigging, winch and block options/choices, running rigging choices. I'm sure we'll see lots of that as you beat those choices on your own boat. Looking forward to this entire series.
I WANT ONE!!!
I don't think people understand how hard it is to pull off a walk follow shot (Jason with camera walking backwards holding camera facing Nikki walking forward talking into the camera. Walking and talking with purpose is hard but capturing it with a camera is where the art of cinematography lies. I see you Jason. I see you.
I bet Ricardo has a dishwasher to clean his wife's dinner mess up with. 😂😅
I knew I liked the electrical guy but when he said, "It is all about balance, you can't always have it your way." Not sure I even have words to say how amazing that statement was. Reminds me of a Moody Blues album.... 'A question of balance' , thinking they may have been way before their time. You guys are going to have a great boat......
Life can be pretty frustrating if you don't learn that lesson early on, right?
Curious Minion
James is Jason’s doppelgänger ? 🤔
I was thinking the same thing, as soon as I saw him.
I love the interviews with different department employees. Listening to their take on what they do day to day is interesting. Looking forward to whatever you decide to share with us in the coming weeks.
Wonderful video, you seem to have a knack for getting people to talk, that is a special skill. Can't wait to see a video all about the Eco-Drive.
Thanks for such an interesting look into the world of boat building. HH is really impressive and I really appreciate their design and engineering philosophy. Great video and I can only imagine HH must be really happy to have you showcase them on your channel.
Interesting. Thanks for taking us along. Be well! ❤️
That is some impressive production and craftsmanship. As the son of a naval architect, seeing a company like this makes me wish I had followed in his footsteps.
More on the eco drive. That peaks my interest. Great videos keep up the good work.
Ron Drake In Florida
Awesome presentation of the electrical layouts and practical access.
So amazing. I could spend bourse in every section. So many things to learn about. So much to know. Wow.
Wow! How impressive. Back in the day I worked for an Engineering Firm in Pittsburgh, Pa. Of course it was steel, but I loved listening to Engineers. My field was accounting.
No such thing as being overly excited about your dream boat/home Scream shout dance- I am so happy for you not that it matters what I think but the color is stunning!
Such an awesome, informative video. What a pleasure to witness masters of their trade, always striving to make things even better. I would by an HH in a heartbeat. Respect from Cozumel 🌴
Looking forward to seeing your boat completed…. Love the great tour of HH
As an avid sailor who has built a 40' cat 15 years ago--the technology and systems are mind blowing (and clearly expensive). I do have 'wiring envy'-- mine was nothing like that. I'm really interested in why mini keels and not daggerboards-- Every cat I have had has had daggerboards and a month ago in 40 knots hard on the nose in my 35' cat, I was deeply grateful for them getting us into port (we only have a 20hp outboard) that was not going to push us into 40 knots and big seas. Phil
I would LOVE to see more about the electrical control system...and how they make the moulds !
This really shows the quality of HH just seeing the inner hull up against a Lagoon is night and day difference. You’re going to have one wild top notch machine, can't wait to see more of the build.
It has taken me many months to watch all your videos since you two decided to go sailing. A most enjoyable task I must say and am so looking forward to your further exploits. Thank you.
I am very impressed by the electrical work.
The transparency exhibited by HH in allowing you inside with camera accessing the people who build these amazing boats is fantastic. All your practical knowledge of open ocean sailing and living aboard makes these excellent videos next level in both form and content. Your commitment to a clean energy and small environmental footprint makes this "partnership" with HH special. It's hard to say which aspect of the build process is most interesting because it's all interesting to me. I'm good with a long deep dives into the tech and boat engineering as well as discussion around the aesthetics and ergonomics of the designs.
I was impressed with your "performance catamaran" priority for the very practical reasons you stated as to why you chose the HH boat. The environmental friendliness of the HH is just icing on the cake. Keep this wonderful content coming and feel confident that what interests you will most likely be what interests your patrons.
"We should not assume that civilization is robust."
Just an FYI, there is a predicted SUPER EL NENO for the summer and beyond. This will create extreme weather in the Pacific. Watch the weather closely prior to travel north and south of the equator worldwide. Clear skies and favorable winds Mike
I’d like to hear about the electric drive and what your plan is for if/when the batteries run dry. Thanks!
I love that tech space - so well organised!
You definitely have chosen the best yacht builders for your sailing lifestyle. Insightful impressive information from each individual you interviewed. Thank you for sharing the adventure. 👏⛵️
I’m so blown away!! Absolute perfection in everything!! I’m so excited for you guys to launch your boat!!!
I can't wait to see your boat when its done and the adventures that come with it all
I hope you will show us a little bit more of the city you are staying in - it looks wonderful!
You said you wanted suggestions on what content to bring to all of us fans, well can you go into some depth on your choice of sails and the rigging. Also you were going to go into depth on the eco drive and the engines. And what dingy did you guys settle on, and has it arrived yet? Just a few suggestions. Thanks. And of course the progress of the build. Is it just me or when you guys were showing the boat, it looks really big. Thanks.
Like you, we're getting anxious to see the new boat get wet! Given you're halfway around the world am really looking forward to seeing where you're planning to go with it!
That Color is absolutely stunning. My favorite. I was wondering if you can do a video of how you decided what the interior decor will look like and of you were able to have input on that. Thanks for the great videos 😊
I wonder if HH supports their engineers in going on sailing trips. Not just their own boats, but also charted boats from other manufacturers, just to get exposure and experience with different boats at sea. I think having some hands on experience with sailing will help them make good decisions and suggestions.
Yes, more please! Boats and boat systems have come a long way since I started working in a boatyard in 1967, and I'm fascinated by all of the technical details!
Working in electrical engineering for building construction, i am always fascinated to see the different methods and technologies that are used in different applications. Keep up the awesome videos.
Brilliant. Love to get clarification on walking on the solar panels. Why dont cells get busted if you thump a heel into the panel. You guys have every reason to be excited.
You asked what you could expand on in future videos. Here you go. What is the detailed process for buying an HH? dive deep into costs. I mean real dollars. Insurance cost, where to register the boat for maximum savings, etc. We are two years from buying a live a board and love watching your educational and adventure type videos.
Added to the list! In the meantime, if you head over to the sailing page of the blog, click on the expenses tab for lots of useful info. The cost of all the registration, etc. for Curiosity, a whole vid on how to get better deals on insurance, and lots more. There's also a Sailboat Shopping tab that you may find useful. Better get busy! www.gonewiththewynns.com/sailing 😁
Curious Minion
I’d like to see two aspects of the HH build, one is the engine/hybrid drive system and secondly rigging setup oh ah the ability to nerd out on boat building
Love to see details on the eco drive
Would love to see a deep dive on how all the electrical systems all integrate… including the charging systems and the hybrid drive.
Wow wow wow.
Not hard to see why you went with HH.
The devil really is in the details.
Stunning machine.
Can’t wait to see you sailing.
FANTASTIC TOUR. TFS.
Good behind scenes of the build process. Thanks
Are there changes you’ll make to your boat after visiting the factory, seeing what’s there, etc? Or will the boat be exactly the same as it would have been without you visiting?
I had no idea that a boat manufactuer was achieving such high standards in systems installation. Now if only more manufactuers could do the same in simpler smaller boats, I think there would tidal wave of affirmation. Boats need reliable systems which can be easily maintianed and upgraded. Lovely how you bring out so much from the staff in the yard and capture great shots of boat detail.
I would be interested in their waste management. What do they do with leftover scrap pieces, etc.
Yep, I have no doubt the carbon fiber weave off cuts are sold on (or maybe reused) as chopped tow. That is good stuff for compression moulded CF components or for making aesthetic "forged carbon" top layers. The other consumable stuff like vacuum bags, peel ply, breather plys etc for sure are going into the bin. I'd like to know too tho, maybe it's not worth their time to keep scraps.
Love the videos. I had a thought at the end. They had to build the “big pool”. What thinking went in to that? Designing the ramp, the sides, the depth, the gates… One can’t just build the boat, you have to build the environement.
Riccardo Martons electric installation is most beautiful, clean, organized, A1 I have ever seen! Congratulations ❤
Great HH factory tour. Interesting how much and how deep they go into all the details on manufacturing a boat. It shows their dedication and quality put into their work. I am always looking forward to your next video to share with us.
Hi guys, well has your head quit spinning? That was some tour. It’s really amazing how detailed the electrical system, but there is so much more to learn than I expected. Are you taking good notes 🤣😂. Just kidding I’m sure you’re going to love this very special “New Home”. Thanks again for taking us along for the ride of a lifetime. All the best ❤
Very good job you guys, like a professional news crew, nice informative interviews... hope you are able to interview Seth of the Sailing Family... ❤❤❤
They would have to come to Florida for that! :)