Bătălia CATAMARANILOR (Pt 2) – Ruby Rose 2 Caracteristici și specificații speciale

44 thoughts on “Bătălia CATAMARANILOR (Pt 2) – Ruby Rose 2 Caracteristici și specificații speciale”

1. Looking forward to you getting back on the water. Missing Terysa 😀

2. I urge everyone who has a boat and uses rechargeable batteries for their laptops, drones, cameras and other portable items to be cautious when charging them. There are several excellent channels on RC drones/planes/cars/etc where they talk about preventing exploding batteries and fires, safe charging practices, damaged batteries, fire resistant storage, and other things to always be aware of. FliteTest is one I like. These little batteries store a lot of energy and if the worst happens can cause a chain reaction with other batteries stored close by and burn your house or boat down.

3. I think you should sleep on a grounded bedsheet. As you’re surrounded by electrical equipment and EMF radiation. I have a grounded bedsheet and definitely sleep better. On a yacht it will have to be grounded with the sea. I suppose all that equipment is grounded with the sea?

4. Two snake lights in the shop, perfect! Love the traditional grill but don't like that it is flush to the edge, no lip or fiddle. Even on land I'd want some form of lip, I've had a flush grills and it's amazing how much food finds its way to the ground. You'll probably get some kind of cast iron or steel griddle, that can have a lip. Griddle Fiddle™

5. Nick: now known as "Sparkle"

6. Looks gorgeous you both must be like kids at Christmas eve, can't wait to see you sailing her

7. Nick, I think the only thing that has been forgotten, that is not mentioned thus far, is the final payment to Seawind! It is close to time to giving the employees a big collective hug and thanks, then get yourselves and your 1370 outta there and get it somewhere else. Don't oversleep – you might miss the launch! :¬) Webhead USA

8. That was fascinating! What a beautiful, fantastic boat

9. This question is not SeaWind vessel related but for RubyRose YouTubers, are you considering external cameras for YouTube purposes not security, also a server for all your B-roll and just the massive amounts of data you require for the channel? Be wise in my opinion to have that built out now and also save yourself so much cord and the space required for that type of work. I see many refits or “boat works” done without consideration for it.

10. I'm surprised you don't like remote autopilot controllers. We've been using a wireless remote, push button AP controller for over 8 years on our 70' wheelhouse sailing trawler. It has worked flawlessly and the batteries last almost forever. It's so nice to sit out on fore deck enjoying an evening cocktail while underway and keeping watch with our remote controller. I love the layout of RR2, I am looking forward to seeing her underway. You all have done an amazing job as has the Seawind manufacturing crew. Well done.

11. Wow! Pleasantly surprised to too all the detials coming together. Phenomenal build indeed!

12. Still can’t wait for the big Splash!

13. It looks like the solar panels are an opportunity to have solar water heating along with keeping the panels cool and therefore more efficient by piping some fresh water lines beneath them.

14. Loving that boat. It’s going to be awesome.

15. It will be a great camping trip across the globe!

16. I noticed the instruments outside are mounted horizontal. Would it be easier to see them if they were set at an angle?

17. Looks great. I toured your hull (I feel like a peeping tom) end of March; saw how they they tore up the steps to the owner's bed. (In this video about 4:50) The new configuration looks great. I think I can understand how the narrow steps were designed, not a mistake, just one of those things that only when you finally see it you know it would be difficult to live with and how it should be. (Every boat has these, if you can fix them life aboard feels smoother.) It's really terrific that Seawind went the extra mile tearing out the cabinetry and redesigning them. Seeing how much had to be removed; it was no small task. Well done.
    Separate autopilot control inside is a good option. A few times while on watch inside, I wanted to change the scale of the chart on the monitor, I spun the dial…and the autopilot changed the course by some random and not small amount. Autopilot also takes up monitor chart space. One of the reasons I was zooming in and out was to see if there were any large ships hiding behind the autopilot subscreen.
    Snake lights are terrific. It's amazing how it's taken so long for these to become 'normal.' I know a designer who 40 years ago had to repurpose snake lights made for machine shop tools (drill press. They'd been on shop tools for probably 100 years.) Airlines had this figured for much longer (Last time I looked you couldn't buy them.)
    Solar capcity is great. We had a lot of multiple overcast days where about half your capacity of panels just couldn't keep up. What would've helped would've been a 3rd battery bank.
    All electric galley – very smart. Our head nearest the galley on the 1260 had quite a bit of soot from the propane hob and oven settling in it. Not difficult to clean up… but that soot was going in our lungs as well as all over the rest of the boat.
    Saloon lighting was a bit harsh at night. We cut and rolled two layers of laser jet paper to make frosted covers for the two at the fore of that space. Be good to install a way to make them more durable and removable.

18. your tour of the boat, I didn't see the cloth washer or water maker

19. Where those manual fuse override fuses fit for the CZone, I'd want labelled breaker switches so there's no messing about figuring out which fuse needs to go in where in an emergency.

20. These weeks showing the build of Ruby Rose II is the best part of your channel. I hate to see the boat completed. lol

21. Just realized that hull no. 1 was Billy and Sierra's boat.

22. Hi, been off youtube for some time. Where is Terysa ?

23. Thanks for the update.

24. with all IT related products need to hv voice command to activate things

25. Gosh, we haven't seen Terysa in such a long time I hope she comes back soon as Terysa I and not a Terysa II.

26. Your boat is looking beautiful.

27. She looks great can't wait to see you two sailing her! Where's Theresa?

28. I LOVE all that solar. With that much power on board have you thought about an electric infra red grill? I know they are expensive but it cuts out the need for another fuel source to be kept on board.

29. Its coming alive.

30. On the grill is there any side protection in case of flare-up?🤔

31. When is your boat going to be ready seriously I can’t watch much more of these. Sorry

32. Al go rythm help out!

33. 👍

34. All you need is a couple of pints…

35. 👍👍

36. 👍👍👍

37. Wow it's getting there slowly but surely but I think that the master bed is to high up specially you got to climb a few step to get on it to high your head will hit the ceiling before you get up ther on the bed we look at this video many time before i comment on it please get on the bed

38. ⛵🌏📸⚓👙🩱🩳⛱🐬🐡🦈🤿🐟🐠🐚🎣💧☀️🇦🇺

39. In the guest hull…the bottom step looked like an ‘ankle buster’ because it seemed to stick out into the passageway between sleeping area and head. Is that space as narrow as it appears with that step at that height?

40. She's looking good Nick, can't wait to see her on the water.

41. I don't like your title of "battle". It is preference; what the owner requires. There is not a "right", so no battle that I understand. RR2 is beautiful, in any case, and you and Terysa are top drawer in my opinion, as always. Cheers!

42. Almost time 🎉

43. For the AC, do you have zones for it? Master bedroom, Workshop, kitchen/lounge. Could you set them for different temperatures. eg. cooler in the master bedroom. How about fans for the engine rooms?

44. Love the updates, keep them coming! 🙂 (I know you will)

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