Ive seen many videos for your boat. Trust me, nothing like an owner perspective. May I suggest that you create a video series that curtails all of your views good, bad or indifferent. Another wonderful video. Keep them coming and thanks for letting us alongside!
Your not likely to make it that low on this boat, unfortunately. We are on the Erie now going eastbound, but entered via the Oswego Canal. Lowest height we are experiencing is close to 20 feet and all is good now that we added a hinged mast. A new video is uploading now that shows what we installed. Currently our FLIR is our highest point at about 19 feet.
Great boat! Question I have always wondered and that is can this boat make a continental crossing? It seemed to handle rough seas very well. Wishing you happy voyages!
There are different classes to boats and this one is a Class B - Offshore - These boats are designed to go offshore with the ability to handle winds up to gale force 8 of 40 knots, and seas up to 13 feet (3.96 meters). For maximum continental crossing confidence, you might consider a Class A boat. We are confident navigating this one down the Atlantic coast and from Florida to the Bahamas. Hope this helps your research.
Hi, I have the same Boat in Italy, I have just 2 question. regarding Night vison camera Flir, whic model do you have install? regarding bicicle you have stock in the 4th cabin, whic model ? thanks for your help bye
We bought the electric bicycles at Costco, a US warehouse type store (made in China). Similar to this: th-cam.com/video/hSEYBMztGAE/w-d-xo.html The night vision FLIR we have is the M332.
By the way since you own the same boat, I created a new Facebook Group called Absolute Navetta Owners Group. If you use Facebook, be sure to join it. You’ll also see soon a way that I’ve mounted road bicycles on the upper outside of the boat. I’ll post that soon.
No, I do not; however, I have found it particularly helpful when docking or leaving the dock. Seems to help the roll-effect that occurs when using the joystick/pods moving sideways. It takes about 20 minutes to spool up, so I generally play it by ear as to whether I feel we need to reduce the rolling. Highly congested boating areas are definitely a place I use it. Hope that helps.
Yeah, that’d be a tough decision. Probably difficult to name a product in one language without the word meaning something totally unintended in another language. I will say that the spaciousness inside is like a barn, though. 😆
Great videos - a what a blessing to be able to buy a brand new boat 👍 best regards and safe travels, from Denmark/Søren
Great walkthrough. I'm looking at the 52 and the 58. Love how open they are. Thanks for posting.
You are an inspiration to me as you are living the life I want to live. I have watched a few of your videos and I want to follow your lead soon.
Ive seen many videos for your boat.
Trust me, nothing like an owner perspective. May I suggest that you create a video series that curtails all of your views good, bad or indifferent.
Another wonderful video.
Keep them coming and thanks for letting us alongside!
She’s a beautiful Great Lakes cruiser.
Wonderfull!!! You are living my dream!!!
Fantastic.
Stunning Boat just seen you in little current happy cruising from Boat of Us
Little Current was so much fun! And what a special treat to have front row to the fireworks during Haweaters Festival.
Lindo barco... parabéns
What is your bridge clearance? Getting through the Erie Canal we have a maximum clearance of 17 feet
Your not likely to make it that low on this boat, unfortunately. We are on the Erie now going eastbound, but entered via the Oswego Canal. Lowest height we are experiencing is close to 20 feet and all is good now that we added a hinged mast. A new video is uploading now that shows what we installed. Currently our FLIR is our highest point at about 19 feet.
Great boat! Question I have always wondered and that is can this boat make a continental crossing? It seemed to handle rough seas very well. Wishing you happy voyages!
There are different classes to boats and this one is a Class B - Offshore - These boats are designed to go offshore with the ability to handle winds up to gale force 8 of 40 knots, and seas up to 13 feet (3.96 meters). For maximum continental crossing confidence, you might consider a Class A boat. We are confident navigating this one down the Atlantic coast and from Florida to the Bahamas. Hope this helps your research.
@@MV-SullAcqua That is great information and thank you for that.
Hi, I have the same Boat in Italy, I have just 2 question. regarding Night vison camera Flir, whic model do you have install? regarding bicicle you have stock in the 4th cabin, whic model ? thanks for your help
bye
We bought the electric bicycles at Costco, a US warehouse type store (made in China). Similar to this: th-cam.com/video/hSEYBMztGAE/w-d-xo.html
The night vision FLIR we have is the M332.
By the way since you own the same boat, I created a new Facebook Group called Absolute Navetta Owners Group. If you use Facebook, be sure to join it. You’ll also see soon a way that I’ve mounted road bicycles on the upper outside of the boat. I’ll post that soon.
Hi, wich kind of blutooth headset do you have in your boat?
EARTEC UL2S UltraLITE Full Duplex Wireless Headset. We have a 3 pack.
do run the seakeeper 24/7?
No, I do not; however, I have found it particularly helpful when docking or leaving the dock. Seems to help the roll-effect that occurs when using the joystick/pods moving sideways. It takes about 20 minutes to spool up, so I generally play it by ear as to whether I feel we need to reduce the rolling. Highly congested boating areas are definitely a place I use it. Hope that helps.
@@MV-SullAcqua thank you! Hard to find a lot of good info on these systems
Would you buy a boat that in your language means literally "a cow barn"? Me neither
Yeah, that’d be a tough decision. Probably difficult to name a product in one language without the word meaning something totally unintended in another language. I will say that the spaciousness inside is like a barn, though. 😆
crew lazatette bathroom? OK now come on guys. How many of you would actually use a bathroom after swimming? Id just whip it out in the ocean.