I loved your use of the term "traipse." As in "traipse through the cabin." I haven't heard that term since my father passed in 1987. Very cool of you to use it. Brought back a lot of memories.
The Princess V-series really makes me re-evaluate the need for a flybridge. Absolutely beautiful boat, and with that huge opening roof you are virtually outside anyway. :)
That's the dream, I can see myself cruising around the coast of Majorca in this boat. Anchoring just of the coast for the night and watching the sunset.......very nice boat, I love the layout
Than you so much for showing me sunshine still exists! A weekend spent teaching PBL2 in the Solent with torrential rain and 30kts making coming alongside ”challenging" and I turn to your channel to remind me of better weather and somewhat distant (financially that is) boating pleasures. As an avowed day boat lover I have to say I'm impressed with this one. It's not garish and in your face opulence like some I've seen. I understand that might be the desire of some aspiring owners. But this one has a warmth and welcome that I can't really put my finger on. There is a subtlety to it that surpasses many others in the genre. Your reviewers certainly seem to warm to it as well. I'd love to see it anchored off Priory Bay next summer, it would certainly turn heads there as it cruised into the anchorage.
OK, this one I might actually be able to afford. Here’s how: 1. House prices in my neighbourhood boom, and then I sell my house 2. My parents and in-laws disinherit my siblings and siblings-in-law and leave their entire estates to me and my wife 3. My children decide not to go to university after all 4. My dog produces litters of Crufts-winning puppies every year until 2033 5. I finally win the lottery. I definitely want a flybridge, BTW. Nick, you are living everyone’s best life. Keep going - it gives the rest of us meaning.
Feck that Gareth, sell the kids, I would in fact I would sell the wife also but then I might get 6 months in jail under the trades description act for calling her a wife.
Who would dislike this video ? Are they not liking the boat and just don't know any better ? I press "like" before I press "play" Who here would love to share a 6 pack with Nick and listen to his stories ?
Zaineman according your profile pic you should rather go for Jack Daniels than a 6 pack. Lemmy forever! Other than that I am in for a drink with Nick! 👍
The big multi-million £ yachts are great and all that, but I find the packaging and use of every spare inch of space on these smaller boats much more fascinating. Keep the vids coming Nick 👍👍👍
Thanks Nick! Yes, we all want to see the big yachts, but between 40 and 70 feet, I find yachts particularly interesting! Here it turns out that I would like to call it "space economy" and many details that characterize such a boat. Such a boat may also be available ...... at some point in my life. P.S. ..to be honest, my favorite yacht is the princess y85 hahahaha
Lovely boat. I think the V-Series makes even more sense than having a flybridge version when boating in Northern Europe, as normally weather is mixed. But if it is sunny, you can open the roof, sit outside or sunbath on the deck. Besides, everything you need, like washing machine, dish washer, ice maker, bbq, tender garage. Have a great weekend Aquaholic community!
Not only at Mallorca, but in one of the best port in the Med, Port Adriano. Another good video from you. Stunning V57. The development has been fast, the V55 -2019 has almost " twice" as much space on board
Excellent boat for an owner to explore him/herself around Europe and anchor off the coasts! And with a group of friends.....exploring Europe stopping at diff ports etc and just a lazy/chill fun trip here and there! Very good layout!!
Just to point out, at 11:16 that's where you mentioned the engineering space. That's where you could see the generator (ONAN 11 kW diesel generator) I got that info from the Princess website. I went looking because you mentioned that it was all electric cooking and I thought simply batteries & an alternator wouldn't handle that 😉 Glad you mentioned your estimates on range. I find that kind of info brilliant. Thanks again.
Nick you’re killing me!! You’ve never had an Azimut on your channel and you have an S10, no less, up your sleeve, which no other TH-camr has done a video on yet. Less of the 5 year old Princesses and more with the world exclusives!!! P.S I love Princess yachts, almost as much as I love your channel. 😆👍
Only in my dreams... (Also, Gulfstream G650ER in my dreams - if I recall correctly you can't quite stand up straight in a Learjet. They are cool though).
t'was just thinking, either a jet or a cape, but agreed, how on earth does he get around so quick??? Which raises the questions, when will he grace UK soil again... For the like of us mere mortals, he's in no hurry, he defintely doesn't look stressed in the slightest. You do a fantastic job Nick, Shere Yachting Class!!!
The name _WHITE_ and the font reminds me of Mr White from Casino Royale. I wonder if that's intentional. The blonde wood gives a very carefree beach house ambience to the interior, perfect for sun dappled waters. The darker gloss wood band wrapping round the sides and front of the saloon is a stylish touch. I'm surprised to see both a tender garage and a modest crew cabin, I always saw it as one or the other on a boat this size (and I'd always pick the garage, hate having stuff on the bathing platform cluttering the boat's lines and stealing all-important real estate so close to the water). 40 knots sounds good! But what would displacement speed be on such a planing hull?
Nice owner operator yacht. Fast cruise speed and everything you need or could want. It looks brand new, excellent condition. Value priced under $1M. Should sell fast. Nick hope you get commission.
Value packed family cruiser/liveaboard vessel for sea lovers. The crew cabin is a bit of a rabbit hole: suitable for staff who have seen submarine service. The short cruising range makes this more of a 'Dockside Queen.' I keep returning to this model and thinking: more fuel tanks to replace the 'supposed' crew cabin; Captain and Cook or Stewardess wife to the VIP cabin; deckhands/engineer to the bunk berths. Beyond that, Does Anyone Dream of Sleeping at anchor in calm seas on the sunbed area at night?
Anyway you could start including the hull depths for the boats you review, I love your videos and could see the information being quite useful for knowledge of whether or no it can fit in the waters ways that potential consumers would travel through and also would say that would only be necessary for boast usually under 80 feet because you'd be reaching past a 5 foot depth below the surface of the water which can get a little iffy for most waterways be it state side, EU or just most public transit ways for traveling through countries instead of around! Other than that I absolutely love your videos and keep up the good work!
I would have nether thought that there would even be room for a separate little crew cabin at the back. Another example of the boat being much larger on the inside than the outside.
Hi Nick, I love your channel! I watch all your videos from the superyachts to the sports yachts. What I would love though is a proper video tour of HMY Britannia if you could make that happen? I know it’s not a yacht you can buy but there are no good videos of it and it’s absolutely beautiful!
Hi Nick watch many of your videos daily, you are the best, perhaps you could tell us more about yearly upkeep costs ,and how the water system works taking sea water and converting it. Yearly costs in the Med , or Uk . That plays a factor in the dream coming to reality. Many blessings to you. Sail on
It's big for it's size though and I'm impressed with how the beds are near the windows making it feel a bit less claustrophobic. But I agree, after looking at the 140 this 57 looks like a dinghy in comparison. Boats.
Just wondering n pardon my ignorance. The bow cabin often has beds that can be separated into 2 single beds. Has there ever been a yacht which actually has 2 separate single cabins /berths in the bow section? Is it possible?
The V57 had and still has one of the best main deck layouts in its size. Still love it and I think they did not make much of these for the Princess usual numbers? May be about 30. Then the model evolved into the V58 which I think does not look as classy as this.
Ohhhh this one's so cheap compared to some of those latest videos. Lemme see if I have any spare change in my pocket, lol! Nice one though! 3 cabins on such a small boat, wow, amazing!
Very nice boat. I bet the quoted price has some room to negotiate, work hard and you could get this boat for a price starting with a 6. At that it would be fantastic. Why buy a place somewhere in the Med when you can have a place anywhere in the Med.
Wonderfull video. Love these complete walk through videos. Very nice boat. But a washing machine behind a ladder. How far would you be able to open the door to use it. And putting it there makes using it a pain in the butt. Have to take a basket of clothes up and down a steep ladder. I imagine there is a option to locate it somewhere else to make it more convient. And use that so called crew cabin as a storage locker. But thats just me :) .
Sweet boat but my tastes seem to be wanting something less than 60 ft that can cruise and hold food for 4000 miles. Impossible probably, but then again it doesn't matter because I'm debating on if I should spend $16 on an egg cooker.
Princess yachts really have superior quality but in the older layouts space is wasted downstairs with the additional gallery and seating area. To put it upstairs would have been enough.
Great boat for the money Nick but for me I would prefer not to have the rear sunbeds. That way the cockpit could be in their place. This would then allow a larger saloon area, with the galley on the same level and room for more space/ accommodation below. Still I'm sure I could live with it as is.
Nick could you talk abit about the windows on these sort , how would the boat cope in storm type conditions ? Or would you try and avoid that at all cost? With the windows so low it seems structurally weak.
There is a lot of engineering and testing with regards to hull windows for obvious reasons. Many boats have them these days and I've not heard of one failing. But it's not a boat you'd deliberately take out in a storm.
Why oh why you don`t have many many many more subscribers I`ll never understand, Nick, simply amazing show around. BTW What camera and selfie stick do you use, and is it hard to master, and do you use a drone, if so which one do you recommend? Many thanks
I use a GoPro 7 on a standard GoPro stick. I have a DJI Phantom 4 drone but rarely use it as every time we launch it off a boat we seem to have 'challenges' with it!
775k and no teak on side decks and front. It's a small thing, but I really hate it how some yachts cheap out on that. It gives so much more finished feel to the boat.
BBQ Question? I’ve see a lot of your videos Nick and thanks for posting but every time I see a BBQ it’s always immaculate. Don’t people use them and what fuels them. Gas or BBQ charcoal or what? If it’s gas where is the gas bottle kept, I’ve never see one on your videos. (How do they keep them so clean)
AQUAHOLIC - Electric. Who knew! Superb job on the videos. I’m hooked. Not just on boats but your videos too. Keep up the great work. I see you just complete the boat show in Cannes and managed access to some serious kit. Are you headed to Florida for the Ft Lauderdale show too?
@@nickonet101 This started as just a bit of fun but it's becoming a bigger part of what I do. My 'day job' is marine journalism, writing, photographing and videoing for boat mags, mostly Motor Boat & Yachting.
Tricky question. I like the looks, performance, tender garage and sunbathing spaces of the sportscruisers, but the extra deck of a flybridge is nice. I guess it would depend where I was keeping it and what I was ultimately going to use it for.
@@AQUAHOLIC I've seen flybridge yachts that are top heavy. Nick, since we're talking about fly bridges, I have a request, please do a video of an MJM 50Z. (Or 40Z) These innovative boats (first yachts with gyroscopic stabilizer...standard) are top notch without all the bells and whistles.
The dishwasher moment ..lovely... don't ever change Nick!
Other than your socks😉
"...sings the song of its people." That bit was hilarious!
Hahahahaha so propper
I figured this would be the #1 comment!
That is a lot of boat for its size, very impressed.
surprised by how large the master stateroom is, impressed.
My taste in yachts seems to change accordingly with the euro jackpot!
Well we're on a budget until we win it lol👍
yeah got ya me to
I loved your use of the term "traipse." As in "traipse through the cabin." I haven't heard that term since my father passed in 1987. Very cool of you to use it. Brought back a lot of memories.
The Princess V-series really makes me re-evaluate the need for a flybridge. Absolutely beautiful boat, and with that huge opening roof you are virtually outside anyway. :)
Princess certainly know how to make a boat make you feel special, got to be one of my favourites.
I appreciate it for not having to purchase more volume to house facilities in triplicate.
It’s so much better when you have the time to show all the details, enjoyed that tour a lot. Beautiful boat.
That's the dream, I can see myself cruising around the coast of Majorca in this boat. Anchoring just of the coast for the night and watching the sunset.......very nice boat, I love the layout
Than you so much for showing me sunshine still exists! A weekend spent teaching PBL2 in the Solent with torrential rain and 30kts making coming alongside ”challenging" and I turn to your channel to remind me of better weather and somewhat distant (financially that is) boating pleasures.
As an avowed day boat lover I have to say I'm impressed with this one. It's not garish and in your face opulence like some I've seen. I understand that might be the desire of some aspiring owners. But this one has a warmth and welcome that I can't really put my finger on. There is a subtlety to it that surpasses many others in the genre. Your reviewers certainly seem to warm to it as well. I'd love to see it anchored off Priory Bay next summer, it would certainly turn heads there as it cruised into the anchorage.
Nice layout with 3rd cabin. Surprising good size galley. Nice full beam master. Good value for under £800,000
OK, this one I might actually be able to afford.
Here’s how:
1. House prices in my neighbourhood boom, and then I sell my house
2. My parents and in-laws disinherit my siblings and siblings-in-law and leave their entire estates to me and my wife
3. My children decide not to go to university after all
4. My dog produces litters of Crufts-winning puppies every year until 2033
5. I finally win the lottery.
I definitely want a flybridge, BTW.
Nick, you are living everyone’s best life. Keep going - it gives the rest of us meaning.
Feck that Gareth, sell the kids, I would in fact I would sell the wife also but then I might get 6 months in jail under the trades description act for calling her a wife.
@@Hondadctrider Oh my now that's funny
Who would dislike this video ? Are they not liking the boat and just don't know any better ? I press "like" before I press "play" Who here would love to share a 6 pack with Nick and listen to his stories ?
Zaineman according your profile pic you should rather go for Jack Daniels than a 6 pack. Lemmy forever!
Other than that I am in for a drink with Nick! 👍
Salesrep from azimut or sunseeker maybe??
The big multi-million £ yachts are great and all that, but I find the packaging and use of every spare inch of space on these smaller boats much more fascinating. Keep the vids coming Nick 👍👍👍
Nick, your tours make me wish to write poetry about boats.
Thanks Nick! Yes, we all want to see the big yachts, but between 40 and 70 feet, I find yachts particularly interesting! Here it turns out that I would like to call it "space economy" and many details that characterize such a boat.
Such a boat may also be available ...... at some point in my life.
P.S. ..to be honest, my favorite yacht is the princess y85 hahahaha
I know I’m repeating myself but damn I love when you say “the lot”. It’s like a mini ASMR to my ears! You are my favourite TH-camr!
Lovely boat. I think the V-Series makes even more sense than having a flybridge version when boating in Northern Europe, as normally weather is mixed. But if it is sunny, you can open the roof, sit outside or sunbath on the deck. Besides, everything you need, like washing machine, dish washer, ice maker, bbq, tender garage. Have a great weekend Aquaholic community!
Not only at Mallorca, but in one of the best port in the Med, Port Adriano. Another good video from you. Stunning V57.
The development has been fast, the V55 -2019 has almost " twice" as much space on board
Excellent boat for an owner to explore him/herself around Europe and anchor off the coasts! And with a group of friends.....exploring Europe stopping at diff ports etc and just a lazy/chill fun trip here and there! Very good layout!!
Looks superb one of the best smaller boats
Princess really make lovely boats! One day maybe... 😊 Thanks fo sharing!
Great tour Nick. I am surprised, I wouldn’t have thought it was as roomy before the tour.
Oh this little yacht is lovely & well laid out and no washing up ..lol. and change from a million😀😎 once again great review👏
That lay out for the galley I really like. Who wants to be dinning while the world watches. Also like you noted might like to eat in my shorts only.
You sir are killing it, love your videos. What a way to spend your time!
Love it, way more spacious than initially appears.
Fantastic tour again and another boat to dream about.
Setting up the passive incomes for full liveaboard, loving the selection you present to me Aquaholic!
"sings us the song of its people" Brilliant
Lovely boat. Wonderful oak. Thank you for showing.
Congrats on 50k subscribers! Very much deserved
Thank you! :)
I prefer smaller boats, much more intimate and cosier. Superb boat, one of my favourite crafts yet. Great video as always
Just to point out, at 11:16 that's where you mentioned the engineering space.
That's where you could see the generator (ONAN 11 kW diesel generator) I got that info from the Princess website.
I went looking because you mentioned that it was all electric cooking and I thought simply batteries & an alternator wouldn't handle that 😉
Glad you mentioned your estimates on range. I find that kind of info brilliant.
Thanks again.
Thanks Nick I enjoy that you show us all the different boats there are I,m starting to get the boat bug lol
One of the my favourite boats!
That was a lot of boat for the money. As always a great tour. Till next time ciao
Nice boat. Thanks for the variety.
Nick you’re killing me!! You’ve never had an Azimut on your channel and you have an S10, no less, up your sleeve, which no other TH-camr has done a video on yet. Less of the 5 year old Princesses and more with the world exclusives!!!
P.S I love Princess yachts, almost as much as I love your channel. 😆👍
I'm trying to keep a balance :)
AQUAHOLIC I know, I’m only yanking your chain! (The nautical equivalent of pulling your leg). 😆
I’m currently in the land of the dishwasher people and they to like your videos 👍
Great boat. Thanks Nick
Nick's now got himself a LearJet and just scoots all over Europe to pee us all off ...
Only in my dreams... (Also, Gulfstream G650ER in my dreams - if I recall correctly you can't quite stand up straight in a Learjet. They are cool though).
@@AQUAHOLIC I was in Menorca last week and the Autumn Sun was pure joy 25-27C
If I wasnt disabled and flat bound, id be happy to be assistant cameraman and pilot of his jet lol. Both a fools dream lol.
t'was just thinking, either a jet or a cape, but agreed, how on earth does he get around so quick??? Which raises the questions, when will he grace UK soil again... For the like of us mere mortals, he's in no hurry, he defintely doesn't look stressed in the slightest. You do a fantastic job Nick, Shere Yachting Class!!!
Richard Evans he films them days/weeks/months in advance and uploads them at later dates. Hence we’ll see plenty more boats from the Cannes show etc.
Surprised how big the master cabin was
Really nice tour, keep up the great work!
I fell In love with this boat
The name _WHITE_ and the font reminds me of Mr White from Casino Royale. I wonder if that's intentional.
The blonde wood gives a very carefree beach house ambience to the interior, perfect for sun dappled waters. The darker gloss wood band wrapping round the sides and front of the saloon is a stylish touch.
I'm surprised to see both a tender garage and a modest crew cabin, I always saw it as one or the other on a boat this size (and I'd always pick the garage, hate having stuff on the bathing platform cluttering the boat's lines and stealing all-important real estate so close to the water).
40 knots sounds good! But what would displacement speed be on such a planing hull?
Displacement speed is governed by waterline length. On this size boat, probably 9-10 knot region.
Nice owner operator yacht. Fast cruise speed and everything you need or could want. It looks brand new, excellent condition. Value priced under $1M. Should sell fast. Nick hope you get commission.
Aahhh finally, A new video again!
Value packed family cruiser/liveaboard vessel for sea lovers. The crew cabin is a bit of a rabbit hole: suitable for staff who have seen submarine service. The short cruising range makes this more of a 'Dockside Queen.' I keep returning to this model and thinking: more fuel tanks to replace the 'supposed' crew cabin; Captain and Cook or Stewardess wife to the VIP cabin; deckhands/engineer to the bunk berths. Beyond that, Does Anyone Dream of Sleeping at anchor in calm seas on the sunbed area at night?
Ideal for the family ninja I would think, or a noisy child.
I was not expecting that size master cabin.
Anyway you could start including the hull depths for the boats you review, I love your videos and could see the information being quite useful for knowledge of whether or no it can fit in the waters ways that potential consumers would travel through and also would say that would only be necessary for boast usually under 80 feet because you'd be reaching past a 5 foot depth below the surface of the water which can get a little iffy for most waterways be it state side, EU or just most public transit ways for traveling through countries instead of around! Other than that I absolutely love your videos and keep up the good work!
Nick’s on fire! 🔥
I would have nether thought that there would even be room for a separate little crew cabin at the back. Another example of the boat being much larger on the inside than the outside.
The only give away it was a 2014 boat was the tiny TV in the VIP guest
Hi Nick, I love your channel! I watch all your videos from the superyachts to the sports yachts. What I would love though is a proper video tour of HMY Britannia if you could make that happen? I know it’s not a yacht you can buy but there are no good videos of it and it’s absolutely beautiful!
That's an interesting idea
very well planned craft
Hi Nick watch many of your videos daily, you are the best, perhaps you could tell us more about yearly upkeep costs ,and how the water system works taking sea water and converting it. Yearly costs in the Med , or Uk . That plays a factor in the dream coming to reality.
Many blessings to you.
Sail on
Great tour as ever, thanks Nick.
What make where the appliances?! 🤣
Lovely looking boat and well suited to the Med. 👍
Thanks, it would be nice to know the engine hours...!
Amazing the amount of space you gain by having pods as apposed to traditional shaft drives.
too have a yacht do you need crew or can you just put a yacht on auto pilot and take it off when you get close to land?
"Hello Me " Glad to know its not just me that does that when i'm videoing
I love dreaming,next im going to watch private island for sale
one thing nick you never show ware you put the fuel in from the deck area
Thanks Nick.
It's too small. I've become a snob watching £17million superyatchs.
😂😂😂😂
Ah, you just put it in the back of your 200 Million Yacht. Maybe we’ll see one at some time on this channel :D
Then this is your tender!
Nice one 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏽
It's big for it's size though and I'm impressed with how the beds are near the windows making it feel a bit less claustrophobic. But I agree, after looking at the 140 this 57 looks like a dinghy in comparison. Boats.
Just wondering n pardon my ignorance. The bow cabin often has beds that can be separated into 2 single beds. Has there ever been a yacht which actually has 2 separate single cabins /berths in the bow section? Is it possible?
The V57 had and still has one of the best main deck layouts in its size. Still love it and I think they did not make much of these for the Princess usual numbers? May be about 30. Then the model evolved into the V58 which I think does not look as classy as this.
Great tour!!!
4:20 it will sing us the song of it it's people!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ohhhh this one's so cheap compared to some of those latest videos. Lemme see if I have any spare change in my pocket, lol!
Nice one though! 3 cabins on such a small boat, wow, amazing!
Keep up the great reviews 👍🏻
well done Nick
Very nice boat
Very nice boat. I bet the quoted price has some room to negotiate, work hard and you could get this boat for a price starting with a 6. At that it would be fantastic. Why buy a place somewhere in the Med when you can have a place anywhere in the Med.
Lovely boat, shame the lounge isn't an open like the bigger v65 you did, but still a great boat.
My numbers have yet to come in lol
Wonderfull video. Love these complete walk through videos. Very nice boat. But a washing machine behind a ladder. How far would you be able to open the door to use it. And putting it there makes using it a pain in the butt. Have to take a basket of clothes up and down a steep ladder. I imagine there is a option to locate it somewhere else to make it more convient. And use that so called crew cabin as a storage locker.
But thats just me :) .
I think the ladder slides
@@AQUAHOLIC Thankyou Nick. Didnt think about that.
Sweet boat but my tastes seem to be wanting something less than 60 ft that can cruise and hold food for 4000 miles. Impossible probably, but then again it doesn't matter because I'm debating on if I should spend $16 on an egg cooker.
I think I will have this one it's a nice size.
once again very good review ...
Nick...where can I find this specs boat...I am interested
Nice video sir! I wonder how much to transport her to California?
sympathic guy, thx for the video.
Princess yachts really have superior quality but in the older layouts space is wasted downstairs with the additional gallery and seating area. To put it upstairs would have been enough.
Great boat for the money Nick but for me I would prefer not to have the rear sunbeds. That way the cockpit could be in their place. This would then allow a larger saloon area, with the galley on the same level and room for more space/ accommodation below. Still I'm sure I could live with it as is.
Found and filmed!! ⚓🛳
Great boat..
Nick could you talk abit about the windows on these sort , how would the boat cope in storm type conditions ? Or would you try and avoid that at all cost? With the windows so low it seems structurally weak.
There is a lot of engineering and testing with regards to hull windows for obvious reasons. Many boats have them these days and I've not heard of one failing. But it's not a boat you'd deliberately take out in a storm.
@@AQUAHOLIC cheers Nick for the answer
Nick, did you just use the word faucet for tap?
Maybe...
Go galley aft and have a 4th cabin. Then can have two full families on board.
Why oh why you don`t have many many many more subscribers I`ll never understand, Nick, simply amazing show around. BTW What camera and selfie stick do you use, and is it hard to master, and do you use a drone, if so which one do you recommend? Many thanks
I use a GoPro 7 on a standard GoPro stick. I have a DJI Phantom 4 drone but rarely use it as every time we launch it off a boat we seem to have 'challenges' with it!
@@AQUAHOLIC thankyou I thought as maybe.
775k and no teak on side decks and front. It's a small thing, but I really hate it how some yachts cheap out on that. It gives so much more finished feel to the boat.
Gostei de ver este modelo, embora precise de apenas 3 alterações na ré, seria a compra ideal, ***** 5 estrelas.
Are those height adjustable tables meant for turning into beds? Another great video, thanks Nick!
Sometimes they are, but I wouldn't think so on this boat as it already has six berths.
BBQ Question? I’ve see a lot of your videos Nick and thanks for posting but every time I see a BBQ it’s always immaculate. Don’t people use them and what fuels them. Gas or BBQ charcoal or what? If it’s gas where is the gas bottle kept, I’ve never see one on your videos. (How do they keep them so clean)
They're normally electric, and no of course you don't use them - you might get them dirty! ;)
AQUAHOLIC - Electric. Who knew! Superb job on the videos. I’m hooked. Not just on boats but your videos too. Keep up the great work. I see you just complete the boat show in Cannes and managed access to some serious kit. Are you headed to Florida for the Ft Lauderdale show too?
@@nickonet101 Thank you! Was hoping for FLIBS but just too much on. Miami show looking more likely, and Dusseldorf of course.
AQUAHOLIC our of interest. What do you for a living is this your thing now or what do you or did you do, something else?
@@nickonet101 This started as just a bit of fun but it's becoming a bigger part of what I do. My 'day job' is marine journalism, writing, photographing and videoing for boat mags, mostly Motor Boat & Yachting.
fantastic
What boat do you have?
Search my channel for Smuggler's Blues 2
What do you prefer? Flybridge or no Flybridge?
Tricky question. I like the looks, performance, tender garage and sunbathing spaces of the sportscruisers, but the extra deck of a flybridge is nice. I guess it would depend where I was keeping it and what I was ultimately going to use it for.
@@AQUAHOLIC I've seen flybridge yachts that are top heavy. Nick, since we're talking about fly bridges, I have a request, please do a video of an MJM 50Z. (Or 40Z) These innovative boats (first yachts with gyroscopic stabilizer...standard) are top notch without all the bells and whistles.
That roof has got sunburn written all over it.