Alright guys welcome back to the channel, so now I'm in Barcelona and we have
behind me here MotorYacht Naia I'm not sure how to
pronounce it N A I A it's a 74 meter is certainly designed
to explore
It has a range of 8500 nautical miles which is
effectively a transatlantic from Gibraltar to the Caribbean and back
again in theory. No vessel would would run the tanks dry because they they use
the weight of the fuel for ballast so unless they have trim tanks tanks that
they can fill with water they wouldn't do that but in theory it has a range of
eight and a half thousand nautical miles which is massive
most most vessels the size have a range of probably four and a half five
thousand miles. It's got some things on here that you don't see on most shots of
this size has massive satellite antennas all of the satellites that we connect to
our in geostationary orbit and they all sit around the equator so the further
away from the equator you go the weaker the signal gets on the ground so you
need bigger antennas to be able to pick up the signal so these big three point
four meters they do the trick another thing that it has is that it has
three radar antennas which is unusual for a yacht. All the cruise ships have three
radars they usually have two S-Band, the big one 2.4 gigahertz and the 9
gigahertz or the X-Band. This vessel has got three antennas I believe I haven't
been close up to it but I leave the top two up X-Band the nine
gigahertz and these are the ones that are usually the requirement in the in
the rules for the equipment that your vessel has those
radars are used for search and rescue so there so all of the search and rescue
equipment that are fitted into lifeboats they're designed to work with the nine
gigahertz antennae so if you if you're on it search and rescue scenario that's the
radar that you're going to be using. It's a serious boat for some serious cruising
also it's available for charter so if you want to charter this vessel you can
do it's 640,000 Euros a week you can charter it in the
summer believe
and another thing I've seen about about this this vessel
you saw my Flying Fox video it has the bridge on the lower deck which is a
shame you see this deck up here this top one here that's really where the bridge
should be ideally this is and this is billed on their website as a
as an office and a suite - a penthouse suite so it's a penthouse and it has 360
degree views which is very nice but ideally the captain should have 360
degree views I you know the captain will probably tell you that he's fine
sailing from the bottom deck book I'd certainly say that it would be better if
he was up there or even on the deck below that one but he's on the deck
below you can't even see it from this from this angle and that's the bridge
one of the things that does have in the in the penthouse
it has an eight-person hot tub so... bring your friends.
This vessel was originally called a Pegaso and it changed the name to this so both
names hard to pronounce unless you know how. Anyway I'm gonna wrap this video up
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