Andaman Cabriolet 38 - Catamaran Boat Tour
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- We take you on a tour of this 2009 Andaman Cabriolet 38 ft Catamaran boat built in Thailand. Its a fast, racing cruiser.
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Yamaha Bobbie Not Yanmar LOL
Hey good to see you back laura!!
Laura : Good to see you back. Interesting video . Thanks for posting.
She’s baaack. Welcome back Laura.
100,000 subscribers, congratulations !
Hello Bobby, Nina now has a Simrad Tiller pilot as well as the new GME GPS plotter :-)
OMG Bobby you are smart man bc Ms. Laura is back and LMFAO she cleaned house on the two former crew ladies. Now buy at nice Cat and you two sail her to vlog heaven.
100k subs, Congratulations! I like this series but you seemed a bit rushed on this one. Put down the 4th Redbull. Nice to see Yanmar using Yamaha parts on their outboards. Seriously though, I'd really like to see a tour of that James Wharram Tiki 38 at :18. Bobby, I really enjoy all of your hard work on the vlogs and your new Flying Doodles. Its great entertainment!
Came for the sailing... Stayed for the Laura 😍
Thanks for another episode Bobby !!!! Your content is always entertaining !!! Just wondering if you know when and where your next meet and greet is going to be in the states? They say you should never meet your heros but I'd like to have a beer with the hardest working sailor on TH-cam !!!
Damn Bob, that was the fastest boat tour I have ever seen! Either you were running out of battery power OR you must had to use the head really bad!
he is definitely very nervous here. maybe laura balled him out this morning when she caught him looking at the porn again
Too many Red Bulls. 😉
I think it was a combination of red bull and porn.
What do you mean you may take weekends off? Every day is a weekend for you. I guess Laura jettisoned the crew.
laura your quiet
Hey Bob,I just stumbled over you’re tube video.I am so impressed with your knowledge.we have a good friend who teaches Captain ship sailing and has a sailboat of his own.Here in Florida we went with them and had a blast.The knowledge & experience that is needed is more then I could imagine.we were going to cruse in the Caribbean on a vacation catamaran but got canceled.we would love to do it sometime.Thanks for all your videos and knowledge sailing 101.Jim
Woo hoo, Lauras back, i could have sworn those were yamahas.
Simple mistake since the mono hull had a pair of yanmars
Good to know Charlie Sheen is working again. Haha just messing with you Bobby. Love your channel.
Bobby I'm your biggest fan I'd do anything to become a crew member. Plz
Bovvy what happened to the two girl crew you had??? Was this video shot before Laura left?
There are still 6 more episodes with the other crew
Yanmar engines...........but it clearly says Yamaha 9.9????
I don’t see evidence of daggerboards coming through the deck so I’m pretty sure he meant to say it has centerboards.
Pink ? Really Bobby ?
What🤔🤔🤔why no mention Laura's back??
Bob won't be so stressed he will get some help an Lara is very nice to look at nice trip Bobby
Nice video. I always like the boat tour Tuesday yall do. This boat is a cool boat but I agree with you Bobby I would have an autopilot installed if I were sailing it offshore. Keep up the good work on the videos
There is one on order - a Simrad tiller pilot. Should arrive any day now
that was a good tour, no wasted time or talk ,, well done ..
What is asking price and terms and price of mooring/slip please? Thanks, P in Bangkok
Glad Laura is back, now Bobby can relax and smile a little.
OMG, boxed red wine AND in the refrigerator?
That is the fastest I have ever seen Bobby talk. Are you OK?
Ok Bobby, Laura's back with no mention in the video of her return. The other 2 girls are gone with no mention of their depature ! Something is up!!! And for you it doesn't seem good or you would have explained yourself. My guess is that Laura got just a little pissed off at your last crew selection and asked you to ask them to leave pronto or she was going to kick you to the curb. How close did I get????
Nothing up. You are batting zero.
The episodes are all shot in sequence... boat tours are not in sequence... there are still 7 more episode with the new crew
@@Sailingdoodles Then that's my fault. Just giving you a hard time. I enjoy your work and subscribe to only a few channel's. Your's is one of them Thanks for the content.
Thanks so much for watching!
Even though that's not a standard cat design..and some may not like it, I really like that one, and think it looks sleek and fast.
Knew that was Laura soon as I seen the bracelet, and it is good to see you back girl ;) Tour was over to quick though, and we should get at least 10 mins.!
On the site link you gave for it, it shows it was once black? www.chartercatamaran.com/assets/images/gallery/sy-nina/nina-02.jpg and think I much prefer the white.
Yes it recently was painted
Thanks for the compliment on my cat - she is fast and is a Australian design built in Thailand by my company with British and Australian owners
Great to see Laura back with you.
Definitely a fair weather, tropical cat. A light cruiser but comfy one! Really like the Doodles empire as you continue to grow Bobby!
Haha Doodles empire.
We have had her out racing in 30 to 40 knot squalls and she handles fine. Email me at chartercatamaran@gmail.com and a I will send you some powered up in heavy conditions photos and a few regatta articles she appears in. Yes comfy and 4,750KG and strongly put together including carbon chain plates and front crossbeam and triangulated carbon strips on bulkheads. No structural issues since her launch in 2009 and 7 days after she was launched she won Phuket Raceweek in racing division on handicap
Hi Laura
I retire in July 2021. If its still available Ill buy it.
Does Laura come with the boat?
Alas no... sorry
Sailing Doodles ..............Damn
It's the boat that comes with Laura...
Woohoo 100000 subscribers. Go Bobby
Good to see a Wyoming gal out in the Pacific. Dare you to sail between the north and south island of New Zealand lol
Nathan Hunter I don’t know about “sale” but she was designed in Australia so she could SAIL there for sure.
Less boat talk, more LAURA
YA MA HA not Yanmar.
Hey pay attention. The engines are not Yanmar. They are Yamaha 9.9's
Yes it was a slip... I know they are Yamaha
I assume the lack of travel is an indication of how many videos Laura has vetoed .... Ha ha .... good to have you back.
How's the headroom inside? Does it surpass 6ft?
Just handles 6 foot downstairs
Congratulations @ 100,000 Subs!!! Great Video as always Bobby! Glad to see Laura is back. You are extremely talented Bobby at everything you do. Great job!!!
Damn ,Mama's back and she's ran those other chickens outta there, twice Capt Bobby you said Yanmar engines 9.9 I thought I had seen Yamaha outboard engine but hey your the Capt Capt...Good too have seen Ms Laura ...
Great meeting you on the shores of Koh Phi Phi! Subscribed :)
Holy moley!! I have to admit that I stopped at 4:33 to just enjoy or moment of reuniting. Good to see you Laura. You look just beautiful and oh that smile. Nice boat Bobby, looks like it would be fun.
YAMAHA!!!! YAMAHA!!!
Ah crap... didn’t realize I was saying yanmar...
@@Sailingdoodles its ok great boat tour though.. keep it up..
I didn't know yanmar made outboards ':p)
@@Sailingdoodles Ha! That threw me for sure, you have never claimed to be a boat technician:) Keep up the good work...
Blame it on the eye injury , what the hell !👀
Welcome back Laura you are super and Bobby I had 9.9 kicker motor on my fishing boat very good reliable little motor.
Great to see Laura back on board, congrats on 100k subscribers...oh and nice boat tour.... sail on!!!!
what is the asking price of the boat? it is nice.
email me at chartercatamaran@gmail.com Owner
The Boat looks low budget....
Would be interested why you are saying that - the builder owner
Appreciate the overview Bobby. Good to see Laura. Wishing you all well.
Wow Bob morphed into Laura at the freezer check out! Can't be same person as shown later on deck as 2 different persons.
thanks for sharing the video
Missed ya Laura 😘😘❤️😍🍾🎊🎉🎂🎈
WHEN did Laura get back?
Laura is back!!! Good to see you!!!
Hi. Just a little too I like to use that is very helpful when sailing with a dinghy on the davits is to use cross lines so that the dinghy doesn’t move forward or backwards. 😀
That is normally how it is done. We normally have retaining ropes tied there for that. Bobby was a bit slack. The boom also has a retaining rope that was not tied on. That was why you could hear the knocking sound all the time. Owner
Toppless Tuesday....Laura an Judith equals more views an more money!
I like the internet lets not break it!! haha
Laura’s back.....whooo hooo!
WOW 100K
Good job man
Tiller!
they are great - more direct and easy to steer. A number of larger yachts - especially racing yachts around 45-50 foot are converting from wheel to tiller for better handling. Die Hard a ex Sydney to Hobart yacht - is up in Phuket and had a total refit - including disposing of the wheel and adding tiller
Congrats on 100k, Sir.
Love the boat tour videos!!!
Had to tease us all the way to the end to see her with full sails. I absolutely dig all the storage spaces. Very well though out. Welcome back Laura.
A lot of work went into getting this cat right and sailing very well.
What's that constant knocking noise? Dagger boards banging in their cassettes? Would drive me nuts.
Hello Sherlock. Or more like a Dr Watson, Sherlock’s not too bright sidekick. Have another look, but this time look up at the unsecured boom which is causing the noise. I would bet you have no multihull experience, are part blind and past your use-by date when it comes to observing things. Booms rattle on monohulls as well. Contact Alan Carwardine, the man who designed the daggerboard cassettes which make zero noise, and see how he reacts to your ill-informed comment. The owner.
bob mott Beautiful boat! I couldn’t see evidence of daggerboards on the deck so does she have daggerboards or centerboards?
@@joeblow1942 They are in a special cassette and run up and down in that casette incased in teflon shaped sliders. The top slider bottoms out on the bottom slider which is fixed to the hull at the daggerboard exit point. This system doesnt require a hull length daggerboard that protrudes out of the deck. In a up position it is flush. In a down position there is a gap from the deck down to the top of the daggerboard. It is also very strong - we have tested it inadvertently - hit a rock standing well out from a island and launched into the air when we hit. Daggerboard had severe damage - hull at the exit point no damage , water intrusion zero. The case goes thru a internal fresh water tank and also buts up to the main bulkhead just aft of the mast. Very strong and good watertight integrity.
bob mott Sounds like your boat has a lot of really well thought out details. Thanks for taking the time to reply. Does the trailing edge of the bottom of the cassette have foam to absorb the shock from impact kinda like a Newick crash box?
@@joeblow1942 The Teflon inserts are pretty thick and take the smack when the board hits anything. Been 9 years since we fitted them. They are epoxy glassed in to a formed cavity so actually independent. We have hit a couple of times cutting corners racing but that one time when Nina got launched in the air and one crew member went from the cockpit into the galley and managed to grab the galley shelf and not fall was the biggest test. The whole boats weight was in the impact and we were doing around 6-8 knots close hauled. That hit did not effect the cassette or the hull integrity. Would not like to do it again. The boards are made to shear off at a point - lower section is sacrificial so they go before anything else does. Rudders bottom section also sacrificial as well. Shaft does not go to the bottom of the rudders
Bobby, did you see the news on Laura Dekkers boat, life sail failed bad the boat is going to be salvaged.
I heard about that a few weeks ago. If I were her I would sue life sail because if you read the details about it. Life sail clearly messed things up letting inexperienced crew sail the boat with no real captain on board and sailed her boat onto a reef
Great video as always.
Laura
Omg. I seen my homie
Awesome video I've seen these boats advertised and wondered what they were like. Is it cool enough with the ventilation to be comfortable/ Any problems sleeping in the heat?
Has not been bad at all... the fans make it very tolerable
There are added vents working like scoops at the front that feed air to the front singles and the 2 x doubles 100% of the time. Lots of hatches and ports for the tropics and you can leave the toilet side port open in most weather to promote airflow. Composite shell is also good insulation. Owner
It’s a bit too open for my liking. I liked a hard cover galley area. The motor system seems weak for a boat that size.
Motors not a problem over the last 9 years of use. She is a sailing cat and does that very well. She is also a dry boat even in rough weather. Roll back saloon roof works well for added ventilation and its marine grade canvas on a stainless set of frames connect to headsail car track with headsail cars on it for sliders
@@bobmott8646 she's a nice light sailor, and those 9.9's x 2 should be fine to move her when it needs to. Many people think you need more power..or even oversize motors-to-boat ratio, so don't understand how people who haven't been on her can criticize her for that. Think she's a fine design, and LOVE the ventilation designs built into her..something SO many boats fail at. As a multiple sail boats owner in the past, that cannot be overstated.
@@niceguy2171 Spent some time getting lots of ventilation in. She also has those two garbage bins built in and I use standard dry bags in the bins. When full you can roll the top sealed and take it ashore with no leaks and no smells. I co design the cat and we built it here in Phuket. The original cat was built way back in the 80s and was a open bridgedeck. They took it to antartica with dry suits. Nina's out on a 10 day charter now with 6 people aboard
@@bobmott8646 , also love those coolers/wet wells you put in back by the garbage bin places, which was inspired btw, as people don't think about things like that, but it greatly enhances your time on a boat. And you can tell she has a lot of thought and practicality built into her, and that makes such a difference. Wise use of space and the thought that goes into it is so often overlooked for "aesthetics". Would definitely be interested in her if I was looking for that size of boat in that part of the world right now, and will mention her to a couple of friends. But unfortunately I'm looking to reduce boats right now, not add to mine. Would have loved to spend some time on her though..and hope one of my friends is interested.
Does a catamaran still have a big kiel fin under de boat, or not so you can go in more shallow water?
Most cats have a draft less than 4 feet
No big fin keels
Nina has retractable daggerboards - no keels but she has a solid bottom and can sit on a beach if needed to do work on her. Daggerboards up she draws around 2 foot 6" down double that
Hi Bob, I liked the video, but get a haircut brother.
Oh, by the way, don't consider yourself a salesman.
Yamaha not Yanmar
I know... must have been Freudian