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The reason why Koru's masts are around the 60m mark is because there is the Bridge of the Americas at the Panama canal which is at 62m above sea level. Any taller and it's a long way around !
@@robertewalt7789 not a chance, have you any idea of the work involved. far easier to sacrifice a few meters on build and be sure you can go where you want to.
The boat can not go back to the wharf in the Netherlands, because with the masts installed it can not pass certain bridges. Was also the reason why the masts were not installed at the wharf, but at the international harbour, closer to the Northsea.
Moving the boat from the yard out to sea in The Netherlands necessitated a number of major interventions to allow the ship to pass, that caused controversy in the country. I can imagine the yard would like to avoid two repeats of that commotion and also the cost of all those interventions would have been quite large.
I'm always impressed by the way you are in tune with the crews of these boats you watch. Of course, it makes perfect sense but it also gives all of us a peek into their lives. Thanks for the Video!
As much as I dislike ads, I have to admit that was a buttery smooth transition into it. Hopefully you won't go overboard with them, but glad to see you are getting rewarded for the consistent, quality work you do.
It's called a "punch list" in architecture. When you compile a list of to do items that are yet to be completed. This is kinda similar, 95% done but a list for the 5%.
If your drone was at 60 mtrs, you can determine the height by looking where the masts cross the horizon, so looks like you could probably add another 10 mtrs to that.
If I had Jeff Bezos’ money, I would want it square-rigged and a bunch of guys needed to climb the rigging and setting the sails manually from the yardarms. Maybe a few 32 pounders sticking out of gunports too. And a parrot.
I sailed on a recreation 1812 topsail ketch for 2 years doing tall ship events 6 guns, four 3 lbers and two six. Two parrots and a museums worth of authentic cutlass and pistols authentically rigged i worked the topsails alone, would give me foot to sail a real working square rigger.
Brilliant! I've been trying to think of ways to keep life onboard from getting boring, and pet birds, whether cockatoos, parrots or parakeets are a good idea. At least they seem nice in their videos.
Esysman - At FEADSHIP they usually just send a detachment of engineers and craftsman to work on-location. Those guys stay like 4-5 nights and work like 16 hours a day to get it done. So yes, your assumption is grounded in reality and I can see OCEANCO doing the same thing. Fun fact: "little niggles" are in Dutch known as "child diseases" per direct translation.
Nice production ( music in keeping with the quiet marina vibe ... ). If I had to choose between the two boats, I'd take the support vessel, even without the toys. It looks fantastic.
Genoa is the Finish Line Port for The Ocean Race, 50th Anniversary! The Port festivities open 24 June thru 2 July 2023. The Grand Finale race to Genoa commenced this morning from Den Haag, NL. The VO65 and IMOCA 60 sailing yachts are expected to finish 24-25 June. Probably not flashy enough for Bezos, but the crews are in for a treat!
I've been unable to find out about diesel engines on the Koru. Wikipedia doesn't know and Google can't find it either. Yet I see on your channel and others the Koru at sea with no sails flying but pulling a pretty impressive wake. So there must be some pretty impressive diesel engines that no one talks about. So much for being green. Love your channel.
Nobody is going to build a modern sailing yacht without a motor to use. Moving into marinas and also moving when there’s no wind. Also there’s photos of the yacht with full sails. And as we monitor the yacht we know they move under sail quite often.
@@YachtReport thanks for this info. i've wondered myself. i also wonder, with a sailing vessel so dynamically unlike others, other than sea trials who know's what the limits of a boat like this could be (other than theoretical)? I wonder if bezos challenges his boat and the crew to learn the vessel's true nature? If he even cares?
Not sure those masts can be considered around 60m, judging by the horizon when the drone is flying at 60m. Estimating with a stick held against my screen, the section above the horizon is about 1/4 the size of the section below the horizon. We know that what is below the horizon is 60m, so that implies the masts have an extra 15m-ish above 60. All a bit rough, but I think we can be reasonably confident they're closer to 70m than 60m
The masts are a bit higher then this, on the drone you can see the horizon is way lower then the top of the rig. An interesting fact on these masts. The top of the masts have a hinch at about 60m hight and can be folded back to get to the panamax hight which is the hight you can have to pass through. This process takes some time and has to done by professionals so it is not a push button system. These rigs are closer to 80m
I don't know how many of you noticed Maltese Falcon in the background. The only square-rigged mega yacht ever built (by Perini Navi). I saw her last week anchored outside Monte-Carlo.
Koru pronounced core ru is a Maori word for the spiral shaped new fern frond which symbolises new beginnings. It is the symbol if Air New Zealand. Curious as to why Jeff chose it for his yacht.
What I don't understand with Jeff' s budget is why he wouldn't have rollers to keep the main body level as the boat keels. Would be a lot of engineering for safety and functionality. Even under minor wind, with the size of the sails, quality of life would be far higher without leaning.
You won't see much heel in a vessel that size in normal wind conditions and when they need to I am sure they can control it with that sail plan. Unless they are caught in a squall it is probably no more than 5 degrees. You want a small amount of heel for the boats performance as well.
@@ericboyle8296t is a sailing yacht, heeling is part of the joy of sailing. Besides he has options, he drop off to go to the support vessel or take the chopper to anywhere 😎
Just returned from a trip with the "super yacht" of 1931, the "Sea Cloud". With 50 passengers and 60 crew. The lady is 92 years old now and still going strong. (110/15m, 31 sails) Will the Koru reach that age?
Navy ships do the exact same thing. After they’ve been delivered to the Navy and used for several months, they go back into the ship yards to have items fixed, replaced, upgraded, etc… to meet changed requirements for the ship since it was first conceptionalized and bid on by the ship yards. The ship is first built to the original specifications, then it gets changed to the updated specifications after it’s been delivered to the Navy. Frankly, having served in the Navy, I think it’s a huge waste of money. The ships should be built to the upgraded specifications the first time around.
Love your channel!!! Quick question, why would the support vessel have 30 plus crew when they can only ever have 4 guests? Do some of those crew actually belong to the main boat?
Because the yacht still needs to be fully crewed and they are operating all the equipment that would usually be on the main yacht. Tenders, helicopter, etc.
The boat is spectacular. It's one of the prettiest yachts ever. It's modern but old fashioned at the same time. Is it not one of the prettiest yachts ever?
Same when they buy a jet. It enters service and then niggles or things that are not quite right get fixed at a warranty period input. Usually to coincide with the first hours/calendar service input.
You're level with the top of the mast when the top of the mast lines up with the horizon. Looking at the footage, I'd say you were considerably below the top of the mast. This is a trick from mountain flying, you know that you are higher than the mountain when you can look over the mountain and see the horizon beyond. Never fly towards a mountain until you can see the horizon beyond.
If your drone had been able to go higher so that. The line of sight between the drone and horizon lined up with the top of the mast then the atlatude of the drone is the same as the top of mast.
The Ocean Race will be finishing in Genova shortly .. so there is that. I was lucky enough to be invited aboard Team Malizia for a tour when they came through Newport
I found the problem. The builder didn't put any water in the pool. You can see the dry hole on the poop deck. Hopefully, Bezos didn't discover this after diving into it. Or perhaps it was always the plan to do it this way, where they came ashore to get it filled with special Italian pool water. Seriously, I'm amazed Koru is gaff-rigged. The gaffs are the smaller spars attached to the upper edges of the sails on the 3 masts. Except for some little boats, I wouldn't think the gaff rig has been used for 100 years. The Clipper Ships were gaff-rigged back in that day. Actually, Koru looks very much like a Clipper Ship under sail (except for the ugly superstructure). For a boat like this, you want the design to start with in-boom furling. That's much more desirable than in-mast furling. They apparently figured out that there's some difficulty getting this size of sail to work properly if it has only a halyard attached to the head of the sail (without the gaff).
The Clipper ships were square-riggers, dating back to the 1830's - 1850's, give or take. Some square riggers have hermaphrodite rigs which could include a gaff rig sail. Often called "barques." To me, this vessel looks like the high end yachts from the late 1890's to around 1930, which I assume is the look the designers were going for. Those yachts had sailplans but primarily relied on their engines, as the rigs were not large enough for them to sail well.
If you were at the same height as the top of the masts the horizon would have also been at the top of the masts. As the horizon was below, the masts are more than 60 metres.
I'm pretty sure he has Starlink somewhere therre. The utility is so good, that it would be very stubborn and stupid to not provide good internet for the crew and guests on board.
Koru do have Starlink. You can see them ( two ) on top of the bridge. Stop the video at 0:49 and you see them. I'm supriced you're not talking more about the fact that the two biggeste sailing yachts are next to each other, especially when Black Pearl have been sitting still for a long time.
Those yachts are made for new technology but new maritime technology for the merchandise fleet didn't came from them. If i want to recuperate or built my own boat it's not possible for the interest of a country. If those yachts were not so big there is a beautiful way from Marseille, France by the river and canals to the Netherlands via Germany or Belgium. That Dutch shipowner made a mistake as Besoz to order from them. To put sails on Shell tankers didn't come true in the '90 despite their interest in London.
Don't know what it is, but SY Koru looks borderline ugly to me. The raised bow is sexy on an Explorer but personally I don't like the look for a SY at all. The side view is … boring with a random mix of wood and white. And from the stern it looks bulky with the second deck being as wide as the first deck. Not that my opinion matters at all. Just wonder if you guys like the look.
"Borderline ugly" is exactly right. The rig is fine, but the deckhouses look all wrong to me. Either of my 32'/40' sloops looked better than this thing. To go unlimited like this, I would have gotten an exterior designer. Likely some Italian industrial-type guy.
Bezos koru sailboat design very likely has a center board ballast keel which is typical and of course a bulb. For biw wave technology. A better design would keel the headsails with a French keel that is deepest point is at the midpoint between the mast and forestay of the largest sail. Then straight back to the shallowest point which is the stern the ballast would be in the same location and wt but doesn't interfere with the keeling design stem to stern academic keeling design. This design reduces heeling over and increases speed while improving rudder control in high wind.
Surely things like engines and AV aren't bespoke. How they interact with each sure, but engine manufacturer would rarely engineer an engine for a one off
nice footage from Genua and thanks for the explanation. Welcome barbecue by the dutch shipyard is the most obvious reason to have a good start of such project if you have to fix things usualy the crew had find out and complained before, just a nice way of saying thank you to the crew to find all these issues cause it is a lot cheaper and easier to fix things all at once than one by one. thanks
My Intel tells me Jeff is actually in the area. As a PJ user I can tell you just because a plane takes off. It does not mean the principal is onboard the aircraft.
He’s flown back to Italy. Unlikely his plane would fly across the Atlantic without him. Also the yachts wouldn’t be laid up in a shipyard if he was onboard.
One can put Starlink receivers in existing V-SAT domes. Pull out the old dish and put in the new system. In that case you can't tell who does and does not have Starlink.
He is going to have to wait a while before Amazon launches its first bird. Project Juniper is to compete with Starlink and FAA has authorized 3200 satellites.
Great episode. I'd really missed your 'dock-walking' videos. News are also good but this is why I subscribed (long time ago now). I surprised myself recognising so many boats. Nice one 👍
Great video. Thanks for the update. Don't care for the design at all. Too much above deck structure. Other large S/Y I've seen have way less cabin superstructure. This looks like a 19th century ocean liner before the age of steam.
I thought the exact opposite, very handsome design because (among other things) it has much less superstructure than other S/Y that are too ostentatious and look like floating wedding cakes.
It’s possible they could have a medical facility. Unlikely to have a doctor, more likely to have a crew member who was also a nurse. Just depends how paranoid the owner is.
Well lets hope they're not like some home owners. I worked for a guy who gave the customers a roll of green painters when the job was done and we'd come back in apx. 6 months to fix any problems marked. I think a couple of them bought a microscope and an extra roll of tape.....the whole house was covered with pieces of tape.
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I think it isn't in the home dock in the Netherlands is because of a bridge somewhere along the way.
The reason why Koru's masts are around the 60m mark is because there is the Bridge of the Americas at the Panama canal which is at 62m above sea level. Any taller and it's a long way around !
Those exact masts were somewhat problematic when leaving the Netherlands as the shipyard of oceanco is more inland.
@@linanicolia1363
I hope I do ! 😉
It is of course possible to unstep (take down) the masts to go under the bridge.
@@robertewalt7789 not a chance, have you any idea of the work involved. far easier to sacrifice a few meters on build and be sure you can go where you want to.
My sons mast is 84m and they have to go the long way round. Third world problems!
The boat can not go back to the wharf in the Netherlands, because with the masts installed it can not pass certain bridges. Was also the reason why the masts were not installed at the wharf, but at the international harbour, closer to the Northsea.
Those masts ,all the rigging and electronics mounted to them are a huge deal to just “drop”
@@ralphgarrett9034come on , surely you just “press a button”. 😀
He tried to get them to take the bridge apart but the pushback was too much even for him
Moving the boat from the yard out to sea in The Netherlands necessitated a number of major interventions to allow the ship to pass, that caused controversy in the country. I can imagine the yard would like to avoid two repeats of that commotion and also the cost of all those interventions would have been quite large.
I'm always impressed by the way you are in tune with the crews of these boats you watch. Of course, it makes perfect sense but it also gives all of us a peek into their lives.
Thanks for the Video!
As much as I dislike ads, I have to admit that was a buttery smooth transition into it. Hopefully you won't go overboard with them, but glad to see you are getting rewarded for the consistent, quality work you do.
It's called a "punch list" in architecture. When you compile a list of to do items that are yet to be completed. This is kinda similar, 95% done but a list for the 5%.
It's a "punch list" in engineering, as well.
In mechanical engineering, it is usually known as a snag list and the process of fixing the problems on the list is known as "snagging".
If your drone was at 60 mtrs, you can determine the height by looking where the masts cross the horizon, so looks like you could probably add another 10 mtrs to that.
If the earth was flat that should be true.
Oh, but show me more Black Pearl! That vessel is so much more interesting in all sorts of ways.
If I had Jeff Bezos’ money, I would want it square-rigged and a bunch of guys needed to climb the rigging and setting the sails manually from the yardarms. Maybe a few 32 pounders sticking out of gunports too. And a parrot.
I sailed on a recreation 1812 topsail ketch for 2 years doing tall ship events 6 guns, four 3 lbers and two six. Two parrots and a museums worth of authentic cutlass and pistols authentically rigged i worked the topsails alone, would give me foot to sail a real working square rigger.
I second this.
Brilliant! I've been trying to think of ways to keep life onboard from getting boring, and pet birds, whether cockatoos, parrots or parakeets are a good idea. At least they seem nice in their videos.
You know the Koru is a fancy yacht when its support vessel is the size of most other fancy yahts.
Fun Fact... What truly ended the tall ships era in New York harbour was they couldn't get under the Brooklyn Bridge when it was built
It reminds of the old adage about Hollywood mansions, and the bigger the swimming pool the less time the owner has to swim in it.
Esysman - At FEADSHIP they usually just send a detachment of engineers and craftsman to work on-location. Those guys stay like 4-5 nights and work like 16 hours a day to get it done.
So yes, your assumption is grounded in reality and I can see OCEANCO doing the same thing.
Fun fact: "little niggles" are in Dutch known as "child diseases" per direct translation.
Nice production ( music in keeping with the quiet marina vibe ... ). If I had to choose between the two boats, I'd take the support vessel, even without the toys. It looks fantastic.
Genoa is the Finish Line Port for The Ocean Race, 50th Anniversary! The Port festivities open 24 June thru 2 July 2023. The Grand Finale race to Genoa commenced this morning from Den Haag, NL. The VO65 and IMOCA 60 sailing yachts are expected to finish 24-25 June. Probably not flashy enough for Bezos, but the crews are in for a treat!
Very educational. TY for the behind the curtain commentary about decompressing and life on a new boat.
I've been unable to find out about diesel engines on the Koru. Wikipedia doesn't know and Google can't find it either.
Yet I see on your channel and others the Koru at sea with no sails flying but pulling a pretty impressive wake.
So there must be some pretty impressive diesel engines that no one talks about. So much for being green.
Love your channel.
Most likely a diesel/electric setup.
It's all about image.
Nobody is going to build a modern sailing yacht without a motor to use. Moving into marinas and also moving when there’s no wind.
Also there’s photos of the yacht with full sails. And as we monitor the yacht we know they move under sail quite often.
@@YachtReport thanks for this info. i've wondered myself.
i also wonder, with a sailing vessel so dynamically unlike others, other than sea trials who know's what the limits of a boat like this could be (other than theoretical)? I wonder if bezos challenges his boat and the crew to learn the vessel's true nature? If he even cares?
Part time green is better than no green.
Not sure those masts can be considered around 60m, judging by the horizon when the drone is flying at 60m. Estimating with a stick held against my screen, the section above the horizon is about 1/4 the size of the section below the horizon. We know that what is below the horizon is 60m, so that implies the masts have an extra 15m-ish above 60. All a bit rough, but I think we can be reasonably confident they're closer to 70m than 60m
The masts are a bit higher then this, on the drone you can see the horizon is way lower then the top of the rig. An interesting fact on these masts. The top of the masts have a hinch at about 60m hight and can be folded back to get to the panamax hight which is the hight you can have to pass through. This process takes some time and has to done by professionals so it is not a push button system. These rigs are closer to 80m
Nice relaxed video😌. Was not aware of a automated height restriction for your drone, interesting. Thanks,👋🇺🇸
Has Koru left already Marine Traffic shows Corsica. Or is that a different Koru
I don't know how many of you noticed Maltese Falcon in the background. The only square-rigged mega yacht ever built (by Perini Navi). I saw her last week anchored outside Monte-Carlo.
It's most likely the Black Pearl. They are similar but the Black Pearl was launched in 2016 and is about 20% larger.
@@qsikbk1 Thank you! How can I tell them apart?
Koru pronounced core ru is a Maori word for the spiral shaped new fern frond which symbolises new beginnings. It is the symbol if Air New Zealand. Curious as to why Jeff chose it for his yacht.
Trying to be cool would be my guess. Personally I wish he’d leave NZ out of it.
Nice video, I’ve been sailing since I was 3 months old , especially enjoyed this one. Also, all the Harbor scenes were great . Thanks Again
Not keen on the music but great content as always
What I don't understand with Jeff' s budget is why he wouldn't have rollers to keep the main body level as the boat keels. Would be a lot of engineering for safety and functionality. Even under minor wind, with the size of the sails, quality of life would be far higher without leaning.
You won't see much heel in a vessel that size in normal wind conditions and when they need to I am sure they can control it with that sail plan. Unless they are caught in a squall it is probably no more than 5 degrees. You want a small amount of heel for the boats performance as well.
@@ericboyle8296t is a sailing yacht, heeling is part of the joy of sailing. Besides he has options, he drop off to go to the support vessel or take the chopper to anywhere 😎
how does the helicopter get in and out of the hanger?
"Some cracking boats in the marina today"..... mate, you've got that right!
great update, love your videos, thanks for all the work behind
is the helicopter deck an elevator or something? How do they move the helicopter into a hanger?
I was wondering the same thing.
Yes
That support-boat has 95 apprentice deckhands onboard for that kind of labor.
They are Amazon warehouse workers. They won the vacation.
Yes, there is lift that raises up to the flight deck.
Ship has been commissioned for several weeks now. The only surprise is that it hasn't had a fire and sank yet. 😮😂
It is not Russian
Just returned from a trip with the "super yacht" of 1931, the "Sea Cloud". With 50 passengers and 60 crew.
The lady is 92 years old now and still going strong. (110/15m, 31 sails)
Will the Koru reach that age?
Definitely.
Great fun following you around 👍😊!
Navy ships do the exact same thing. After they’ve been delivered to the Navy and used for several months, they go back into the ship yards to have items fixed, replaced, upgraded, etc… to meet changed requirements for the ship since it was first conceptionalized and bid on by the ship yards. The ship is first built to the original specifications, then it gets changed to the updated specifications after it’s been delivered to the Navy. Frankly, having served in the Navy, I think it’s a huge waste of money. The ships should be built to the upgraded specifications the first time around.
Love your channel!!! Quick question, why would the support vessel have 30 plus crew when they can only ever have 4 guests? Do some of those crew actually belong to the main boat?
Because the yacht still needs to be fully crewed and they are operating all the equipment that would usually be on the main yacht. Tenders, helicopter, etc.
The boat is spectacular. It's one of the prettiest yachts ever. It's modern but old fashioned at the same time. Is it not one of the prettiest yachts ever?
What are the two boats either side of your head at 4:24?
One gold one dark grey
Same when they buy a jet. It enters service and then niggles or things that are not quite right get fixed at a warranty period input. Usually to coincide with the first hours/calendar service input.
Really enjoyed that one
All the best to you and your team.
You're level with the top of the mast when the top of the mast lines up with the horizon. Looking at the footage, I'd say you were considerably below the top of the mast. This is a trick from mountain flying, you know that you are higher than the mountain when you can look over the mountain and see the horizon beyond. Never fly towards a mountain until you can see the horizon beyond.
S/Y Koru has a look and feel of the Royal Yacht Britannia
What Yacht is behind your left shoulder at the 4:14 mark??? The Grey one....
Love all the "insider stuff"!
Always excellent insights & photography 😊
"What's wrong with it?".... Its hideous.
If your drone had been able to go higher so that. The line of sight between the drone and horizon lined up with the top of the mast then the atlatude of the drone is the same as the top of mast.
Really well done video! Thanks for the enormous effort doing a piece like this requires. Buonanotte e arrivederci from the USA!
Absolutely perfect sponsored add!! Good job on fitting that in!!
You lost me at NordVPN. 😅
The Ocean Race will be finishing in Genova shortly .. so there is that. I was lucky enough to be invited aboard Team Malizia for a tour when they came through Newport
The crew number on the support yacht is huge.
I am glad to see Mr. Bezos having a grand time. It's just a shame his company treats their employees so poorly.
He is running a monopoly destroying store fronts eliminating jobs and small business owners. He's a DEMOCRAT.
My area is swarmed with people trying to get Amazon jobs right now. Over $20 an hour to deliver packages. It all depends on who you ask.
Looking forward to working for your company where you’ll no doubt put employees pay above you’re own profit margin.
Sending you my resume now.
Yes he is a twat. And a hypocrite of unbelievable proportions.
I found the problem. The builder didn't put any water in the pool. You can see the dry hole on the poop deck. Hopefully, Bezos didn't discover this after diving into it.
Or perhaps it was always the plan to do it this way, where they came ashore to get it filled with special Italian pool water.
Seriously, I'm amazed Koru is gaff-rigged. The gaffs are the smaller spars attached to the upper edges of the sails on the 3 masts. Except for some little boats, I wouldn't think the gaff rig has been used for 100 years. The Clipper Ships were gaff-rigged back in that day. Actually, Koru looks very much like a Clipper Ship under sail (except for the ugly superstructure).
For a boat like this, you want the design to start with in-boom furling. That's much more desirable than in-mast furling. They apparently figured out that there's some difficulty getting this size of sail to work properly if it has only a halyard attached to the head of the sail (without the gaff).
The Clipper ships were square-riggers, dating back to the 1830's - 1850's, give or take. Some square riggers have hermaphrodite rigs which could include a gaff rig sail. Often called "barques." To me, this vessel looks like the high end yachts from the late 1890's to around 1930, which I assume is the look the designers were going for. Those yachts had sailplans but primarily relied on their engines, as the rigs were not large enough for them to sail well.
I love this yacht. Classic White Star Line throwback to the days of Olympia Titanic and Britannica. The man has sophisticated style.
37 crew!!! It really is another world LOL
Great video 🙂
If you were at the same height as the top of the masts the horizon would have also been at the top of the masts. As the horizon was below, the masts are more than 60 metres.
It's a beauty! I tend to prefer the sleeker boats as opposed to the ones that look like mini cruise ships. My favorite however is the mighty Octopus.
Would love to see this under sail.
The gdp of some countries in one part of a harbour.
I'm pretty sure he has Starlink somewhere therre. The utility is so good, that it would be very stubborn and stupid to not provide good internet for the crew and guests on board.
My guess is hidden in a dome
Koru do have Starlink. You can see them ( two ) on top of the bridge. Stop the video at 0:49 and you see them.
I'm supriced you're not talking more about the fact that the two biggeste sailing yachts are next to each other, especially when Black Pearl have been sitting still for a long time.
The S/Y black pearl casually chilling in the background
Think the bowsprit figurehead is having some work done.
Those yachts are made for new technology but new maritime technology for the merchandise fleet didn't came from them. If i want to recuperate or built my own boat it's not possible for the interest of a country. If those yachts were not so big there is a beautiful way from Marseille, France by the river and canals to the Netherlands via Germany or Belgium. That Dutch shipowner made a mistake as Besoz to order from them. To put sails on Shell tankers didn't come true in the '90 despite their interest in London.
Thanks! There is a flight restriction on your drone? I have not heard of that. Is it an Italian policy?
Height restriction as were under the flight path if an airport. All DJI drones have this.
@@YachtReport I see. Big thanks! Great video!
Don't know what it is, but SY Koru looks borderline ugly to me. The raised bow is sexy on an Explorer but personally I don't like the look for a SY at all. The side view is … boring with a random mix of wood and white. And from the stern it looks bulky with the second deck being as wide as the first deck.
Not that my opinion matters at all. Just wonder if you guys like the look.
It is different.
So many of the super yachts were all starting to look alike.
"Borderline ugly" is exactly right. The rig is fine, but the deckhouses look all wrong to me. Either of my 32'/40' sloops looked better than this thing. To go unlimited like this, I would have gotten an exterior designer. Likely some Italian industrial-type guy.
at 06:55 l clicked all the links in the description and the video is not there
From one crew member to another, can't you ask those people having the bbq for a tour? I'm sure Jeff would be cool with it. Do you have Prime?
Bezos koru sailboat design very likely has a center board ballast keel which is typical and of course a bulb. For biw wave technology. A better design would keel the headsails with a French keel that is deepest point is at the midpoint between the mast and forestay of the largest sail. Then straight back to the shallowest point which is the stern the ballast would be in the same location and wt but doesn't interfere with the keeling design stem to stern academic keeling design. This design reduces heeling over and increases speed while improving rudder control in high wind.
Cheak our man here with the cinematic shots yesss !!!!
Great stuff btw.👍
The “air draft” (i.e., mast height) is reportedly 70 meters (230 feet)
I do like the Black Pearl, way more then Koru. Koru looks old, but not a good old. Just my opinion.
Surely things like engines and AV aren't bespoke. How they interact with each sure, but engine manufacturer would rarely engineer an engine for a one off
Video is good, but the music is awful. I hope the crew had a great bbq!
the music between speaking sections is mixed a bit hot, imho
Bezos prolly uses Starlink... But I predict it is very well disguised
Great video thanks for sharing… 🙏
nice footage from Genua and thanks for the explanation. Welcome barbecue by the dutch shipyard is the most obvious reason to have a good start of such project if you have to fix things usualy the crew had find out and complained before, just a nice way of saying thank you to the crew to find all these issues cause it is a lot cheaper and easier to fix things all at once than one by one.
thanks
BBQ. Cheese no doubt
A BBQ? Kinda cheesy.
My Intel tells me Jeff is actually in the area. As a PJ user I can tell you just because a plane takes off. It does not mean the principal is onboard the aircraft.
He’s flown back to Italy. Unlikely his plane would fly across the Atlantic without him. Also the yachts wouldn’t be laid up in a shipyard if he was onboard.
Scooter Brown was on the motorboat with Jeff … crazy
Not keen at all on this sailing yacht. I'd rather have the support vessel. Great video as ever 👍
Support vessel would be plenty enough for me 😅
I personally know the interior designer's of The Black Pearl and The Maltese Falcon...
I like his Kenny Powers moment on the jet ski
Tere are parts that i made on that ship i work for the company that made the hull sections not oceanco but Zwijnenburg
Was that DB9 behind your right shoulder?
'Every new boat has a garantie periode it is normal that after some time after operational use,there are small glitters that is normal.
One can put Starlink receivers in existing V-SAT domes. Pull out the old dish and put in the new system. In that case you can't tell who does and does not have Starlink.
He is going to have to wait a while before Amazon launches its first bird.
Project Juniper is to compete with Starlink and FAA has authorized 3200 satellites.
Great episode. I'd really missed your 'dock-walking' videos. News are also good but this is why I subscribed (long time ago now). I surprised myself recognising so many boats. Nice one 👍
Has the boat actually been sailed, or has it only been motored?
Koru is as close to a sailing ship as they come when you step up to luxury yatchs.
Great video. Thanks for the update. Don't care for the design at all. Too much above deck structure. Other large S/Y I've seen have way less cabin superstructure. This looks like a 19th century ocean liner before the age of steam.
I thought the exact opposite, very handsome design because (among other things) it has much less superstructure than other S/Y that are too ostentatious and look like floating wedding cakes.
I believe I saw this boat in Pensacola FL a couple of weeks ago.
So many pretty ships in one place, you are a lucky guy!
Would there be full medical facilities on the support boat? Would one of the crew be a doctor or have a doctor on board when the boss is around?
It’s possible they could have a medical facility. Unlikely to have a doctor, more likely to have a crew member who was also a nurse. Just depends how paranoid the owner is.
Well lets hope they're not like some home owners. I worked for a guy who gave the customers a roll of green painters when the job was done and we'd come back in apx. 6 months to fix any problems marked. I think a couple of them bought a microscope and an extra roll of tape.....the whole house was covered with pieces of tape.
The ship cannot reach Oceanco warf because of the height of the maats.
it looks ok.....I would have done it differently.....
Love your show
Eric
Meanwhile, my gas stove-cooked macaroni and cheese is being outlawed...
Black Pearl now that is a sailing yacht amazing lines and character.