Wish your channel would blow up. Your channel doesn't have the glittter and glamour of a typical channel. No music, no cutway shots, no bare ass cheeks hanging out in the background. Just some down to earth, behind the scenes, free-flowing thoughts and insights of someone with legitmate experience. Hope you keep posting..
Thanks Alvin. One of our kind viewers described us as entertrainment. We are lucky that we have mostly positive and kind viewers like yourself. Carry on!
The Neel 51 still impresses with its sheer living space and endless storage capacity throughout the yacht. It's really hard to believe when compared to the cramped quarters and lack of storage of other yachts (cats). Nothing quite like it in this size or price bracket. The Neel 47 has an interior window in the main deck cabin to view the nav station. To my surprise, I recently found out it's also available as an option in the Neel 51, yet I have never seen a Neel 51 video with that particular window outfitted, only on the 47. I can't imagine why any buyer would not want to have such a useful feature. Neel is also preparing the 52 for its debut next year around the end of summer. I hope they keep all the great features and layout of the 51 and just make improvements/refinements on a solid design. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions. Many things I haven't thought of. Great video.
Your channel, along with those of SV Delos, Zingaro, Uma, La Vagabonde, and a few others, is one that I follow regularly. I found you because of the Neel 51 trimaran, which I think is the best blue option for cruising without having to pay twice as much for a good monohull. I'm from Portugal, and I love your knowledge, your wise explanations, and, of course, the video recording from Eva. I have nothing to say about your shepard, because I love dogs too. I hope you come back soon with a new boat and, who knows, maybe a new family. I'll keep my fingers crossed for your new stage. I wish you happiness, good health, and moments to share. Cheers!
Thanks so much for your kind words and support. We will continue to do videos to help others and perhaps do more as I will hopefully have a bit more time in a decent Internet connection! Say hi if we ever cross paths please.
Probably the best, honest review of a yacht that I have ever seen. I appreciate that you are a doctor and a presenter however, how much are you asking? Thanks for sharing your insights from a fellow English man with only 11years in the Royal Navy and 3 years racing. Your yacht is exactly what I’m looking for. Much love to you and your family ❤ I will ping you on your mail. I want to secure a yacht where I have a relationship with the previous owners, that they want to join for a month sailing every year.
Thanks Steve. Drop us an email if you like. Thanks for your service in any event. As a patriot and a sailor I acknowledge the hard efforts made by you and our countrymen.
@carry on sailing This was definitely a good video to save. Thank you James, try turning you pineapple upside down until it browns/ ripens. A Spanish girl taught me that trick and it's incredible how much tastier and palatable the change made! I think you'll be as amazed as I was.
Hi, James, great video with really useful information as always. Very interesting your take on the grab bag, as Tappio in the GGR was only able to grab his coms one before having to jump into the life raft makes you think especially having a young family. All the best for your future endeavours.
Hey James, how are you doing? Pity to hear, you are selling, but spending more time with the family is always a good thing! I can fully understand you! Now is still quite early for us, since we are leaving with the ARC/worldARC end 2024, but the Neel 51 still is our favourite and it clicks almost all boxes for us! When is your deadline and where will you sell it then? Ads are online already? Curious about your ask too,... Wishing you all the best! Cheers, Jan
I have been a traditional sailor, ie, monohulls, enamored with the nautical, romantic, sea faring interior styling, like the gorgeous Hylas 56 and the smaller Hylas yachts. I find the French yachts and all the multihull yacht interiors to emulate contractor grade spec housing. Yuk. I do not want to spend many hundreds of thousands of dollars and reside in a cheap looking, square cornered cabinet, laminated motel room. The Niels are not as bad as most, but still have the interiors of a 60th floor NY loft condo, rather than that of a yacht. But they are better than most. What is most impressive about the Neil is the sailboat design. Stable platform, smart helm station, speed, upwind pointing ability, intelligent layout and a Star Trek worthy external presence. Lots and lots to applaud in this boat. In my worthless opinion, I extol the Enterprise exterior, but just wish it could be integrated with a Black Pearl, or Hylas, interior. Alas.
Thank you for sharing your insights. Would you have any guidance on Marina mooring fees for a NEEL 51 around the Mediterranean countries? Thank you, Bodo
Hi Bodo. Generally it's done per foot so it's not a big problem. Some do a little more for cats. The cheapest marina I have seen in the med is almerimar in Spain. Unfortunately there are not many anchorages in the med that I would say are comfortable in comparison to across the Atlantic. However of course you could download navily app and that would be your best bet.
Hi James, my greatest compliments. You are doing an amazing job, sharing an honest perspective with some great insights, thank you. What is your best email to discuss asking price and specific questions? Have a safe trip and best wishes, Bodo 🙂
I like the 43 & 47 the 51 is just too big....if it's a monohull then I would get a 50+ but on a multihull over 50 is just way to big if you plan on doing a lot of solo sailing its good for entertaining many guests
Hi James, Sad that you are giving up sailing for a while. What are your thoughts on composting heads as an alternative to bidets?? My thoughts on black tanks are 🤮🤮🤮🤮 a smelly liability. Dry waste to my way of thinking is much more sanitary to dispose of rather than a tank of sewage.
I wouldn't put any more than I have already. You could use purchase blocks to increase it but do you really want to be pulling anything heavier up the beach or rowing something when the engine fails. My set up currently is spot on for off grid living Ultra. Don't go bigger or heavier. It goes through an electric captive winch from antal and I've used dyneem 12mm. So breaking strain of those to be exact.
@@carryonsailing Thank you for answering. I am seriously considering a Neel, which length not sure yet. The reason I asked is maybe to put a Seadoo on the stern. Or a small Williams if possible. In the documentation there is nothing specified. Personal side question: are you returning to the UK or do you stay in that region where you are now?
Ultra, that weight of tender isn't possible or wise in any sailboat. A motor sailor like a sunreef above 60ft perhaps. Maybe a lagoon or fountain pajot where weight doesn't make a massive difference as the whole boat has little performance anyway. In summary don't do that. You will damage any boat that's a good sailing boat.
I use my immersion blender all the time. wow, I have friends from Uruguay and they are always drinking mata. I tried it, but it is not something I like at all.
Hi. Lawrence, yes it takes a while to get used to it, sugar helps. I guess beer was the same at the start... Useful drink for the long watches. Hope you're well and safe
Hi there ! How are you ?
Why do are you selling your boat ?
Hi Phillippe, going to spend more time with my family.
cause boat prices are sky high@@carryonsailing
Wish your channel would blow up. Your channel doesn't have the glittter and glamour of a typical channel. No music, no cutway shots, no bare ass cheeks hanging out in the background. Just some down to earth, behind the scenes, free-flowing thoughts and insights of someone with legitmate experience.
Hope you keep posting..
Thanks Alvin. One of our kind viewers described us as entertrainment. We are lucky that we have mostly positive and kind viewers like yourself. Carry on!
Great to have you back posting! You’ve been missed😊
Thanks for kind words. Best regards
I love it, "You could even store small child in there.:" LOL
:)
Great and very very informative video.
Allot of helpful, and money saving knowledge being shared here, thanks
Thanks for your support Ang.
The Neel 51 still impresses with its sheer living space and endless storage capacity throughout the yacht. It's really hard to believe when compared to the cramped quarters and lack of storage of other yachts (cats). Nothing quite like it in this size or price bracket.
The Neel 47 has an interior window in the main deck cabin to view the nav station. To my surprise, I recently found out it's also available as an option in the Neel 51, yet I have never seen a Neel 51 video with that particular window outfitted, only on the 47. I can't imagine why any buyer would not want to have such a useful feature.
Neel is also preparing the 52 for its debut next year around the end of summer. I hope they keep all the great features and layout of the 51 and just make improvements/refinements on a solid design. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions. Many things I haven't thought of. Great video.
Many thanks. You can easily make the window you mentioned but I wouldn't so you can keep the light out better. Matter if taste.
Your channel, along with those of SV Delos, Zingaro, Uma, La Vagabonde, and a few others, is one that I follow regularly. I found you because of the Neel 51 trimaran, which I think is the best blue option for cruising without having to pay twice as much for a good monohull. I'm from Portugal, and I love your knowledge, your wise explanations, and, of course, the video recording from Eva. I have nothing to say about your shepard, because I love dogs too.
I hope you come back soon with a new boat and, who knows, maybe a new family.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for your new stage.
I wish you happiness, good health, and moments to share.
Cheers!
Thanks so much for your kind words and support. We will continue to do videos to help others and perhaps do more as I will hopefully have a bit more time in a decent Internet connection! Say hi if we ever cross paths please.
Count on it! Cheers 🙂
Probably the best, honest review of a yacht that I have ever seen. I appreciate that you are a doctor and a presenter however, how much are you asking? Thanks for sharing your insights from a fellow English man with only 11years in the Royal Navy and 3 years racing. Your yacht is exactly what I’m looking for. Much love to you and your family ❤
I will ping you on your mail. I want to secure a yacht where I have a relationship with the previous owners, that they want to join for a month sailing every year.
Thanks Steve. Drop us an email if you like. Thanks for your service in any event. As a patriot and a sailor I acknowledge the hard efforts made by you and our countrymen.
What’s the purchase price? I want a relationship with you and your partner, so that you visit for a month a year
I was getting worried. Hope Panama treated you well. Glad your back.
Thanks Andrew. Still breathing
great Vid James, Lay-z-boy........pure genius!!!
Thanks Robert. Genius I'm not so sure, more lazy perhaps...
Welcome Back! Missed you.
Thanks V
Another good video, very informative. Always loved the Neel 51. Good luck with your future endeavors.
Thanks Glenn, still gonna produce content all being well.
@carry on sailing This was definitely a good video to save. Thank you
James, try turning you pineapple upside down until it browns/ ripens. A Spanish girl taught me that trick and it's incredible how much tastier and palatable the change made! I think you'll be as amazed as I was.
Thanks for the tip!
@@carryonsailing let me know how you guys like it? I know that when we do it there is nothing left over.
Great to see you back James. Just recently found your channel and I'm now really liking your ship!
Thanks Colin. Really appreciate your kind words.
Another good post James. Thank you. Some great tips in there. Good luck with the sale!
Thanks Alan. Hope all is well with you and your family
Very informative. Love the idea of a small solar panel in the life raft to charge up the electronics
Thanks Jack. I hope it isn't necessary but it might just save a life some day
Hi, James, great video with really useful information as always. Very interesting your take on the grab bag, as Tappio in the GGR was only able to grab his coms one before having to jump into the life raft makes you think especially having a young family. All the best for your future endeavours.
Thanks Hedley, It's fun making content so we have more to come God willing. It can all happens so fast, good to be prepared.
Really good to see you again. Good video. Hope all is well.
Hi Jeremy. In good shape thanks. Just wanting to spend more time with my mum. Hope you're family are all well
What a great video with so much information .Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
James, welcome back.....
Thanks buddy. Still breathing!
Oh wow, a Neel tri for your personal boat - fascinating! I'm super curious about these, interesting boats.
EDIT: (I can't edit on BRAVE web browser) I wonder if that beautiful ship full of electronic switching was xquisite to look at?
Hey James, how are you doing?
Pity to hear, you are selling, but spending more time with the family is always a good thing! I can fully understand you! Now is still quite early for us, since we are leaving with the ARC/worldARC end 2024, but the Neel 51 still is our favourite and it clicks almost all boxes for us! When is your deadline and where will you sell it then? Ads are online already? Curious about your ask too,...
Wishing you all the best!
Cheers, Jan
Thanks Jan. I hope you got my email. Best regards James
Hey @@carryonsailing Thanks a lot! Yes, got it! Kind regards, Jan
James !...welcome back
Thanks Douglas!
Thank you James once again, a lot of alpha!!
Thanks ultra. Howl at the moon :)
@@carryonsailing 🤣
Hi James, good video as usual. Shame it is too good, may attract buyers who can be quicker then me and beat me to the goalpost!
Thanks Jaques, plenty of interest even in buying my dog (joke)
I have been a traditional sailor, ie, monohulls, enamored with the nautical, romantic, sea faring interior styling, like the gorgeous Hylas 56 and the smaller Hylas yachts. I find the French yachts and all the multihull yacht interiors to emulate contractor grade spec housing. Yuk. I do not want to spend many hundreds of thousands of dollars and reside in a cheap looking, square cornered cabinet, laminated motel room. The Niels are not as bad as most, but still have the interiors of a 60th floor NY loft condo, rather than that of a yacht. But they are better than most. What is most impressive about the Neil is the sailboat design. Stable platform, smart helm station, speed, upwind pointing ability, intelligent layout and a Star Trek worthy external presence. Lots and lots to applaud in this boat. In my worthless opinion, I extol the Enterprise exterior, but just wish it could be integrated with a Black Pearl, or Hylas, interior. Alas.
Great video, super informative. Have you sold your boat? How much for a beautiful sailing vessel like this?
It's still available for sale. Catch us on Sailingcarryon@gmail.com
Thank you for sharing your insights. Would you have any guidance on Marina mooring fees for a NEEL 51 around the Mediterranean countries? Thank you, Bodo
Hi Bodo. Generally it's done per foot so it's not a big problem. Some do a little more for cats. The cheapest marina I have seen in the med is almerimar in Spain. Unfortunately there are not many anchorages in the med that I would say are comfortable in comparison to across the Atlantic. However of course you could download navily app and that would be your best bet.
@@carryonsailing thank you very much, that is very helpful. Cheers Bodo
“If you’ve not been married long, or maybe you’re still practicing, you might want extra headroom above the bed”
😅😅😅
Hi James, my greatest compliments. You are doing an amazing job, sharing an honest perspective with some great insights, thank you. What is your best email to discuss asking price and specific questions? Have a safe trip and best wishes, Bodo 🙂
Hi there. Thanks for your comments. I'm on Sailingcarryon@gmail.com
I like the 43 & 47 the 51 is just too big....if it's a monohull then I would get a 50+ but on a multihull over 50 is just way to big if you plan on doing a lot of solo sailing its good for entertaining many guests
nice!!
Hi James, Sad that you are giving up sailing for a while. What are your thoughts on composting heads as an alternative to bidets?? My thoughts on black tanks are 🤮🤮🤮🤮 a smelly liability. Dry waste to my way of thinking is much more sanitary to dispose of rather than a tank of sewage.
Hi Geniex, I haven't much experience if I am totally honest. It's something that certainly is interesting. Current set up works fine though
MRE - Meal Rejected by Everyone
I am Interested in purchasing, how do I get more info??
Sailingcarryon@gmail.com thanks
James, how much kilo can the lift system and or the stern for the dinghy have? Do you know that?
I wouldn't put any more than I have already. You could use purchase blocks to increase it but do you really want to be pulling anything heavier up the beach or rowing something when the engine fails. My set up currently is spot on for off grid living Ultra. Don't go bigger or heavier. It goes through an electric captive winch from antal and I've used dyneem 12mm. So breaking strain of those to be exact.
@@carryonsailing Thank you for answering. I am seriously considering a Neel, which length not sure yet. The reason I asked is maybe to put a Seadoo on the stern. Or a small Williams if possible. In the documentation there is nothing specified. Personal side question: are you returning to the UK or do you stay in that region where you are now?
Ultra, that weight of tender isn't possible or wise in any sailboat. A motor sailor like a sunreef above 60ft perhaps. Maybe a lagoon or fountain pajot where weight doesn't make a massive difference as the whole boat has little performance anyway. In summary don't do that. You will damage any boat that's a good sailing boat.
@@carryonsailing have to agree on that, thanx for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I use my immersion blender all the time. wow, I have friends from Uruguay and they are always drinking mata. I tried it, but it is not something I like at all.
Hi. Lawrence, yes it takes a while to get used to it, sugar helps. I guess beer was the same at the start... Useful drink for the long watches. Hope you're well and safe
greetings from mazatlan
Hi Erick!
@@carryonsailing when they went to the yoko in mazatlan i was their waiter
😀
Is she still for sale? 😊
She is! Catch me on Sailingcarryon@gmail.com