For your transom shower, A recess, 2 foot long across the top of the crew door, that houses a 2 foot vertical swing out shower rod that fits into the recess. Or you could make a lift up door to hide it away 100% in the recess. Love the shop talk. ⚓💙
@@proehm there is nothing more important than customer relations, getting money off one very happy client can bring in dozens after recommendations, word of mouth is key my parents had their roof retiled, a month later there was a mighty storm, the roofer Geoff went round to every house he worked on in last 12 months to ensure his work was still good, needless to say it was, but going above and beyond normal duty says so much more, client satisfaction also key
You choose to build at Bering so you know that you aren't taking any unnecessary risks with your life, your yacht, your crew, the environment, your clients and most of all yourself. They may not cut the costs, but you know for a fact they didn't cut any corners. The added benefit of having AC in the engine room is that you know someone isn't going to rush the job just to hurry up and get out of there, thus making sure someone wasn't on the verge of heat stroke about ready to collapse and rushed to do the job just so they could leave. They can take their time and not rush them make sure everything is completed correctly.
Wow, Alexei speaks so proficiently in all engineering disciplines. As you speak, Alexei is processing all he hears in real time. He enjoys discussing features that may be viable on his future builds. When Alexei compliments you on an idea, you have a right to feel proud. Thank you, NautiGuys for another great update. ♥️🙏
Alexei reminds me of Elon Musk. The two are spot on with what they do and totally understand every little thing, plus having the vision for something better.
Alexi is a very patient man handling all that excitement over brilliant ideas! The music to the bow really fit the energy of Victoria bouncing ahead! It a fun process watching all that involved building your first dream Yacht!
Really enjoying the boat build. WOW Victoria, that idea for guest storage as they arrive back on the boat is brilliant. So practical! All that experience you guys have from crewing charters is going to pay off big time. Looking forward to the next installment😍😍
As a professional in the construction industry I can say that it would be very easy for Alexei to be bummed out or put out by all of the owners customizations. In construction you always like to do things the same as you did the last time and avoid unknowns. Granted that this is a little different than slapping together an apartment building, but Alexei's attitude is very commendable and you can tell he wants the best customer experience and doesn't care if that comes with some additional complications. It's been cool to get to know him through these videos and he seems like a cool guy and an asset to Bering.
He's in the business of building high end semi-custom yachts. If he was bummed out by customizations, he'd be in the wrong business. Regarding house builds - have you seen Mike Patey's house with the (in places) 26 feet deep rooftop pool? :-)
Alexi is the GOAT! He makes the best boats. I love watching this build out and all the info we get. My dream vacation would be to charter Victoria and Rico's boat for a vacation! Love these videos.
I am beyond excited for you two. Every video gets more interesting and exciting. Alexi knows his Berings from the smallest bolt to the largest detail. It seems he gets better at explaining his yachts each video. Victoria and Rico, your going to have such a fun home when you finally live aboard her. Praying for all the citizens of Turkey 🙏
I don't know how I stumbled on your channel as I'm not a boat guy, but I do know construction having spent two decades working on custom homes. Alexi is an impressive man and you guys definitely picked the right builder. No compromises, no corners cut, just complete focus on building a top notch product. And I'm looking forward to seeing that product. I might not know what I'm looking at from a nautical perspective, but I'm hooked. Lol
Every week is an adventure. Being able to watch a step by step evolution in boat building is an education that most people will never have a chance to see. Thank You.
These videos with Alexi are the best I’ve watched on any boating channel … the guys a genius, and can delve in to the details at the drop of a hat … I’m sure all these modifications will come at a cost, but it proves you guys have the experience of running charters and it’s often these this attention to design and use while on board, that takes a holiday from being great to unforgettable 👍
Hi Rico & Victoria, Really looking forward to the day when my family and I can Charter your New Boat. Keep up the great work and videos, with lots of terrific information.
That crane was bugging me as well, especially where it is standing/placed ... so glad it can become a useful item. I have watched your tours on boats for a long time, and all these things I take note of as if I was there with you. Now with your build, I am getting ideas for myself, fingers crossed, this is why, as I am following your build I also created a tick box, likes and don't likes etc. Loving all the features of the pipes, and all the tech stuff mentioned in the engine room. My eye is definitely on Bering 🤩
Two things. 1) when its complete and if u are sailing it home on your own. I will gladly help out as your first temporary crew member. US Navy veteran. Several trips 'across the pond' the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal. 2) when i hit powerball or lotto, im going to have one built as well. Oh, Alexi is one heck of a good guy. Knows his product well and attends to his customers wishes and desires.
Alex is such a kool guy,patient and big ears (open to all suggestions,I mean). Rest assured I can tell you your boat is in the right hands. Cheers nautistyles and Berings Team.
@@NautiGuys Victoria, when you had mentioned making the crane into a bar, I thought perhaps the entire arm would be covered facing the deck and it would swing out from there over the water. You think a lot like I do: what will guests need to make their stay more enjoyable. The cubbies are a great idea!
@@SirAdamMeek @nautiguys I like this idea even more than the one I made. It covers/hides the arm, provides a bar/table surface, and still allows full use of the crane w/o removing or folding down any part of the cover.
If you can't find something to quick connect for the outdoor shower, you may want to consider something that swivels out and then folds back in, it can go up or down or side to side. I love listening to Alexei talk about things. He's a walking encyclopedia of information and you can really tell he loves his job.
I really enjoy listening to Rico and Alexi talk tech it’s so intriguing ! And I cannot wait to see more custom things You guys are doing with your boat such brilliant ideas but you do spend a lot of time inspecting various yachts lol
well done on building a metal boat, its gonna last decades and when the point comes to recycle, it can be done painlessly. unlike all the plastic boats 👏👏👊
I like the ideas you have presented and also that Alexei says it should be possible, and then explains how it would work showing he thinks about it, not just says "sure." That shower head is a great idea.
I love Alexi and I love the whole ... mindset?, ethos? of the company. We need more companies, of all types, with the "do it right, even if it costs more" mindset. Unfortunately I suspect we would need more consumers that had even half a clue why that is a good thing first.
I can see the future! With all the improvements that will eventually take place on Rico and Victoria's yacht, people will be saying, "We want a yacht like Rico and Victoria's," or Bering will add a modifier that will be something like, "Bering 80-C" for Chalaya. Can't wait to see the finished product!
Super excited about the more electrified B80, I hope they pursue that angle a lot more in the future. With a large enough battery bank you could have some interesting possibilities there.
I like Alexei, He has the attitude that was beaten into Me as an apprentice, anything can be done with time and money. Love battery technology, the first barge, towed only, I worked on the battery compartment was huge, filled with glass Lead Acid batteries that required Riggers to move them below decks. Cuni is brilliant, been Industry standard for Petrochem and Naval for decades, the only stainless I've used was instrumentation, still have a using piece 😉🤫. 👍❤️🏴!
I enjoyed the mechanical discussion. I just recently converted my 53' Navigator to inverter-provided AC for most systems with charging sources being the mains alternators, solar, and genset. I also have a few items that require either shore or genset for AC source. I do not require the genset at all while running and my genset requirements without shore power are quite limited. It's nice to see that I moved in the direction of the "big guys". It must be very exciting for you to participate in this build process.
Alexei my friend, if you get the chance to read these comments, personally I just want you to know that you have become one of my absolute favorite personalities to watch here on UA-cam, no doubt. The obvious adoration chemistry between you three is just awesome guys. I’ve watched the evolution of the relationship between you all and in these new Nauti-Guys channel videos it really shows a uniquely smart and informative yet pleasantly comical presentation that is always a pleasure to watch. I’ve said it before and I’ll reiterate again, you really have a uniquely enjoyable thing going here with an obviously genuine chemistry, especially with you three together, that is a pretty powerful formula to keep us all wanting more to watch. Fantastic job you two!! And to you Alexei my friend, you are the man and what a VERY smart move to accommodate and participate in the content with these two!! I ABSOLUTELY enjoy your interactions and fully appreciate your obvious technical prowess and obvious pride in your creations. I definitely hope to walk the decks of my new Bering with you soon!!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
NautiGuys NautiStyles & Bering Yachts A great combination, which over time will be a big boost to all involved. WELL DONE, Alexei, Victoria and Rico ! Thank you for letting us enjoy the process of researching, buying, and seeing through an impressive list of NBBL items. Marine grade, class-leading, Bering Yachts. (Unknown to the UA-cam {er} only a few years ago...)
Thank you, thank you....This build is going to be great to watch. Alexei is incredible. His boats will be famous. I can't get over all the thought and as Alexei stresses safety that goes into his builds. I like that you are already putting into thought and motion your NEXT Bering build. I am surprised that these boats are serious money but the amount mentioned to the Wynns I would thought it would be much more. If you can spend a million on a supercar, you are getting so much more with what any Bering build. Thanks again for sharing this to the world and wish you the best success in your chartering future....Prayers for Turkiye
I'm not the jealous type, but I'm feeling so depressed right now. With all of this technology and the Bearing reputation for build quality and safety- I feel like I'm being left behind. I've picked up the phone twice in the last week intending to call Bering and sat it back down each time. I think maybe I need to go stand on one and be able to see it first-hand and also be able to touch it. Absolutely love these videos! It's the quality of the content and the way the hosts and guests present themselves. Thanks so much for it!
It’s great to see your excitement growing as your Boat progresses, I’m excited just watching your videos, I really like the technical side of the build process, Alexi really knows his craft. Looking forward to your next video.
Your boat is going to be amazing, I like the solar and electric drive options. This was a great video, I love seeing anything being built, as you get to see how it's done.
It's great that you three are constantly thinking of ideas a ways to make areas flexible, capable of serving many uses. You do have great stability in your video shooting. I hardly ever have to think of the camera, it's like being there.
Another great video - your excitement about the boat build is contagious. I'd love to hear more about what sort of gear Rico is using for his DJ performances. There is so much good stuff out there. Better yet, what about a UA-cam channel performance! Victoria, you are missing one of the simple pleasures of life if you don't know how to ride a bicycle. Don't start with an electric one, as they can get the better of you. The step-thru models are best for a beginner - you can get your feet down on the ground quickly if needed. Try one out in person at a bike store, because the frame size can mess you up if it's too big or too small. Wear helmet, knee and elbow pads, gloves and good shoes (no flip-flops!) while you're getting the hang of it. It's a life-changer. I ride around 1,000 miles each year at 70 and it beats meditation for me. Great to see and hear Alexei as always - you are quite the Renaissance man for our times sir!
I can't tell you how impressed I am with Mr. Alexei! He's so down-to-earth and receptive to your ideas. I'm currently building my own house and I'm SO tired of suggesting new ideas to sub-contractors and having them say 'no, this is how we've always done it' and not even considering my ideas.
Great vid as usual, you know what's going to happen... You're going to be onboard your amazing 75 doing a video and then Alexi is going to say "Hold my beer..........." and rock up to yours with their show Bering 145 and his own DJ set. Bring on the Alexi vs Rico DJ competition! lol
Victoria, I like your idea of turning the crane sideways and making it into a bar top. I don't remember if that was on one of your walkthroughs before or I saw it on Tristan's channel. But I do remember it was a pretty cool layout.
@@NautiGuys have you and Rico figure it out a ballpark figure for one week charter in the Bahamas? Now would be a good time for me to start saving and my family. I assume your boat build will be approximately a year and 9 months.
He’s such a legend I really can see why you’re buying a Bearing they are so well built. I think 🤔 Alexi should be your first charter Guest but of course for free 👍🏻👌🏻
Great video as usual guys! Love the idea of making the crane a multi use accessory bar top / DJ station. My suggestion is to check out whether the cap, whatever material it may be, is possible to affix to the crane using the Quikfix system... That way, it can be removed and temporarily stored when the crane is in use (to protect it), or be removed to be refurbished or refinished (if it were teak for example), or replaced if you sold the boat and a new owner wanted to change the styling or material (say, from teak to a marble top). Keep 'em coming 👍
i am so OCD, and i realise that much of what you see is work in progress, cables and pipes coiled up before being cut and put into final position, but i am always amazed at how much spaghetti is involved in these machines, when i think back to the days of my early cars wiring and systems were dead simple, then cars got brains, computers, and the wiring industry went into over drive, ps i scrap every piece of wire i can correctly so it can be recycled, and i often think there has to be an easy way to run wiring, having central buses running through out - but engine rooms don't just have electrics and wiring, there's coolant, oils, fuel, fresh water, air ducting, its mad, how does anyone make it all fit - respect to all them little engineers fitting this stuff love the idea of shifting the tender and doing something with the crane, turn it into a functioning bar etc, i have to say with such luxury boats, of course its a must to have a tender, but when you have to keep loading it on and off deck, and it taking up what i feel is valuable space, i often wonder why it cannot be shift to the bow in the forward work space, all about space, safety, and convenience, if its at the front, how to access it etc, but then if it has to be at the rear can it be part of the dive deck, imagine a dive deck that disconnects and use as a tender, that could be interesting, anyone remember 2000 leagues i think it was, had one or two small paddle boats that fitting into the rear deck of the Nautilus, but the other modern concept of just sliding a boat out the side of the mother ship is just as awesome i can see Alexei in the future, retired off onto the Bering Yacht, showing it off to clients, what a dreadful lifestyle hehe
For Earthquake Shipyard Updates and how to help Turkiye please check out my shorts on this channel and on @NautiStyles 🙏🏻
Just hope they aren't near any dams that could burst.
For your transom shower,
A recess, 2 foot long across the top of the crew door, that houses a 2 foot vertical swing out shower rod that fits into the recess.
Or you could make a lift up door to hide it away 100% in the recess.
Love the shop talk.
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We are (my family) contributing definitely.... But it seems like hot water on a stove, If you know what I mean.
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Toroidal Props? NBBL!
Alexi seems like a real down to earth genius.
👌🏻🙌🏻
He seems so legit. I had no idea that was such a huge difference in batteries between rated for class and non rated for class. That made me cringe.
He's from the school of "We build it right because my name is on it." (Metaphorically)
@@proehm there is nothing more important than customer relations, getting money off one very happy client can bring in dozens after recommendations, word of mouth is key
my parents had their roof retiled, a month later there was a mighty storm, the roofer Geoff went round to every house he worked on in last 12 months to ensure his work was still good, needless to say it was, but going above and beyond normal duty says so much more, client satisfaction also key
You choose to build at Bering so you know that you aren't taking any unnecessary risks with your life, your yacht, your crew, the environment, your clients and most of all yourself. They may not cut the costs, but you know for a fact they didn't cut any corners. The added benefit of having AC in the engine room is that you know someone isn't going to rush the job just to hurry up and get out of there, thus making sure someone wasn't on the verge of heat stroke about ready to collapse and rushed to do the job just so they could leave. They can take their time and not rush them make sure everything is completed correctly.
💯🙌🏻
Wow, Alexei speaks so proficiently in all engineering disciplines. As you speak, Alexei is processing all he hears in real time. He enjoys discussing features that may be viable on his future builds. When Alexei compliments you on an idea, you have a right to feel proud. Thank you, NautiGuys for another great update. ♥️🙏
🙏🏻🙏🏻💙
Alexei reminds me of Elon Musk. The two are spot on with what they do and totally understand every little thing, plus having the vision for something better.
I LOVE seeing skilled tradesmen applying their craft.
💙💙💙💙
Wholeheartedly I agree!
I respect Alexi's passion for the details and his patience.
Thanks Raheem
Alexi is truly a master boat builder and has all the answers. He is a joy to watch and I love the confidence that he shows.
Isn’t he amazing 😁💙
Love Alexie talking boat Nerd, makes me happy!
Alexi is a very patient man handling all that excitement over brilliant ideas! The music to the bow really fit the energy of Victoria bouncing ahead! It a fun process watching all that involved building your first dream Yacht!
Ohh yes, and we have so many more ideas 😂😂😂
🥳🙈😝
@@TheDjricorox Looking forward to the process!
Really enjoying the boat build. WOW Victoria, that idea for guest storage as they arrive back on the boat is brilliant. So practical! All that experience you guys have from crewing charters is going to pay off big time. Looking forward to the next installment😍😍
Thank you, I have soooo many more 🙈😝🤯
As a professional in the construction industry I can say that it would be very easy for Alexei to be bummed out or put out by all of the owners customizations. In construction you always like to do things the same as you did the last time and avoid unknowns. Granted that this is a little different than slapping together an apartment building, but Alexei's attitude is very commendable and you can tell he wants the best customer experience and doesn't care if that comes with some additional complications. It's been cool to get to know him through these videos and he seems like a cool guy and an asset to Bering.
He's in the business of building high end semi-custom yachts. If he was bummed out by customizations, he'd be in the wrong business.
Regarding house builds - have you seen Mike Patey's house with the (in places) 26 feet deep rooftop pool? :-)
I was thinking the same thing, but I know Alexi is cashing in on any customizations 😉
@@jacobwalls452 Sure. Of course changes and customizations are billed. But he's not bummed out.
I loved building custom homes. I loved the creativety and the challenge. I would get bored building the same cookie cutter house.
Alexi is the GOAT! He makes the best boats. I love watching this build out and all the info we get. My dream vacation would be to charter Victoria and Rico's boat for a vacation! Love these videos.
🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Alexei's commitment to reliability and safety is amazing.
Agreed
We can't wait to see the Finished product on the water..
Same here 🤪🙌🏻
I am beyond excited for you two. Every video gets more interesting and exciting. Alexi knows his Berings from the smallest bolt to the largest detail. It seems he gets better at explaining his yachts each video. Victoria and Rico, your going to have such a fun home when you finally live aboard her. Praying for all the citizens of Turkey 🙏
Alexi may be the most passionately obsessed with quality boat builder out there. THAT is one impressive man.
👌🏻😝
I like how a problem gave you a DJ booth.
it’s it funny how that worked out for Rico lol
I don't know how I stumbled on your channel as I'm not a boat guy, but I do know construction having spent two decades working on custom homes. Alexi is an impressive man and you guys definitely picked the right builder. No compromises, no corners cut, just complete focus on building a top notch product. And I'm looking forward to seeing that product. I might not know what I'm looking at from a nautical perspective, but I'm hooked. Lol
I Love Alexei's Laugh !!!
we do as well 😉
Every week is an adventure. Being able to watch a step by step evolution in boat building is an education that most people will never have a chance to see. Thank You.
Thank you for watching Mark
Love Alexei, He has such a wicked sense of humour
Can't wait to see your boat. Hopefully, I'll be able to afford to charter with you one day.
He is such a great guy 😁
The 3 of y'all are so good together! Another great video!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥳
Love watching the build and Alexi is so patient and knowledgeable about all aspects of the build.
🙏🏻👌🏻
We are all so excited😎😉
🙌🏻🥳😝
These videos with Alexi are the best I’ve watched on any boating channel … the guys a genius, and can delve in to the details at the drop of a hat … I’m sure all these modifications will come at a cost, but it proves you guys have the experience of running charters and it’s often these this attention to design and use while on board, that takes a holiday from being great to unforgettable 👍
Alexei knows about scalar physics and the future of the yacht industry!
Hi Rico & Victoria, Really looking forward to the day when my family and I can Charter your New Boat. Keep up the great work and videos, with lots of terrific information.
That crane was bugging me as well, especially where it is standing/placed ... so glad it can become a useful item. I have watched your tours on boats for a long time, and all these things I take note of as if I was there with you. Now with your build, I am getting ideas for myself, fingers crossed, this is why, as I am following your build I also created a tick box, likes and don't likes etc.
Loving all the features of the pipes, and all the tech stuff mentioned in the engine room. My eye is definitely on Bering 🤩
Two things.
1) when its complete and if u are sailing it home on your own. I will gladly help out as your first temporary crew member. US Navy veteran. Several trips 'across the pond' the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal.
2) when i hit powerball or lotto, im going to have one built as well.
Oh, Alexi is one heck of a good guy. Knows his product well and attends to his customers wishes and desires.
Alex is such a kool guy,patient and big ears (open to all suggestions,I mean). Rest assured I can tell you your boat is in the right hands. Cheers nautistyles and Berings Team.
I'm impressed with Alexei and Bering Yachts... Best of luck building your dream.
Thank you Don
Rico's face when you took the camera and pointed it at him while Alexei is talking about the propulsion system 🤣🤣🤣
😝😝😝
@@NautiGuys Victoria, when you had mentioned making the crane into a bar, I thought perhaps the entire arm would be covered facing the deck and it would swing out from there over the water.
You think a lot like I do: what will guests need to make their stay more enjoyable. The cubbies are a great idea!
Hahahahaha
@@NautiGuys Quick question: what's your policy on fireballs on board? Knowing you had a doggo, are you allowing them on charters?
@@SirAdamMeek @nautiguys I like this idea even more than the one I made. It covers/hides the arm, provides a bar/table surface, and still allows full use of the crane w/o removing or folding down any part of the cover.
If you can't find something to quick connect for the outdoor shower, you may want to consider something that swivels out and then folds back in, it can go up or down or side to side.
I love listening to Alexei talk about things. He's a walking encyclopedia of information and you can really tell he loves his job.
Tks for choosing Bering. 👏👏👏
Thank you Fabinho
I really enjoy listening to Rico and Alexi talk tech it’s so intriguing ! And I cannot wait to see more custom things You guys are doing with your boat such brilliant ideas but you do spend a lot of time inspecting various yachts lol
It’s a lot of fun!!
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well done on building a metal boat, its gonna last decades and when the point comes to recycle, it can be done painlessly. unlike all the plastic boats 👏👏👊
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The boat is expected to be the star, but somehow Alexei always manages to steal the show! Great video and great boat builder!
That’s our Alexei - we love him
You two are living my dream. Keep it going for me, please
Will do!!
Always enjoy Alexie's input. Bring on the 75.9 build
isn’t he amazing
It's adorable watching Victoria walk in fast forward lol
ALEXEI is super good and smart. i like how he is thinking. Finde this yesterday and iam very
impressed.
I like the ideas you have presented and also that Alexei says it should be possible, and then explains how it would work showing he thinks about it, not just says "sure." That shower head is a great idea.
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So excited to watch
Great explanations
Thanks Jon
They really do build a work of art! 2nd to none!
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Love the “Into The AM” shirt 😎
Thanks Mike
I love the interaction between you and Alexei. Its like a, no it is a partnership.
thanks Roger
11:22 "Exposure of the shaft is about 2 inch" 🤭🤣🤣🤣
All that shaft talk was hilarious.
I am glad you enjoyed it TheMightyKinkle
Thanks from İstanbul
amazing that they can get all that together
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I love Alexi and I love the whole ... mindset?, ethos? of the company. We need more companies, of all types, with the "do it right, even if it costs more" mindset. Unfortunately I suspect we would need more consumers that had even half a clue why that is a good thing first.
True that!
I can see the future! With all the improvements that will eventually take place on Rico and Victoria's yacht, people will be saying, "We want a yacht like Rico and Victoria's," or Bering will add a modifier that will be something like, "Bering 80-C" for Chalaya. Can't wait to see the finished product!
it might happen 😂
lol
Love the outtakes
Thanks Matt
Super excited about the more electrified B80, I hope they pursue that angle a lot more in the future. With a large enough battery bank you could have some interesting possibilities there.
PS Really like ALEXI!! What a very nice, down to earth guy. And he has a Fantastic Product to sell.
Yes V... we are bearing with you... at Bering! (that was so bad)
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What fun, I loved watching this video. Alexi knows a lot! Really good job.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like Alexei, He has the attitude that was beaten into Me as an apprentice, anything can be done with time and money.
Love battery technology, the first barge, towed only, I worked on the battery compartment was huge, filled with glass Lead Acid batteries that required Riggers to move them below decks.
Cuni is brilliant, been Industry standard for Petrochem and Naval for decades, the only stainless I've used was instrumentation, still have a using piece 😉🤫.
👍❤️🏴!
I enjoyed the mechanical discussion. I just recently converted my 53' Navigator to inverter-provided AC for most systems with charging sources being the mains alternators, solar, and genset. I also have a few items that require either shore or genset for AC source. I do not require the genset at all while running and my genset requirements without shore power are quite limited. It's nice to see that I moved in the direction of the "big guys". It must be very exciting for you to participate in this build process.
The continuing informmercial for Bering Yachts.
So I totally teched out on this!! Very informative and fun, as always! Thanks again for the meet up in LA. You guys are the best! ❤️🍀🍀🍀
You definitely made the right choice on who would build your new boat. Alexi is amazing!
Agreed 🙏💙
Love this so much!! I'm so excited for you! The DJ/Bar cap is an awesome idea!
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I love the technology of main engine generator. They have used it on some of the lake freighters on the great lakes with success.
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Alexei my friend, if you get the chance to read these comments, personally I just want you to know that you have become one of my absolute favorite personalities to watch here on UA-cam, no doubt. The obvious adoration chemistry between you three is just awesome guys. I’ve watched the evolution of the relationship between you all and in these new Nauti-Guys channel videos it really shows a uniquely smart and informative yet pleasantly comical presentation that is always a pleasure to watch. I’ve said it before and I’ll reiterate again, you really have a uniquely enjoyable thing going here with an obviously genuine chemistry, especially with you three together, that is a pretty powerful formula to keep us all wanting more to watch. Fantastic job you two!! And to you Alexei my friend, you are the man and what a VERY smart move to accommodate and participate in the content with these two!! I ABSOLUTELY enjoy your interactions and fully appreciate your obvious technical prowess and obvious pride in your creations. I definitely hope to walk the decks of my new Bering with you soon!!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
NautiGuys NautiStyles & Bering Yachts A great combination, which over time will be a big boost to all involved. WELL DONE, Alexei, Victoria and Rico !
Thank you for letting us enjoy the process of researching, buying, and seeing through an impressive list of NBBL items. Marine grade, class-leading, Bering Yachts. (Unknown to the UA-cam {er} only a few years ago...)
Much appreciated!
Thank you, thank you....This build is going to be great to watch. Alexei is incredible. His boats will be famous. I can't get over all the thought and as Alexei stresses safety that goes into his builds. I like that you are already putting into thought and motion your NEXT Bering build. I am surprised that these boats are serious money but the amount mentioned to the Wynns I would thought it would be much more. If you can spend a million on a supercar, you are getting so much more with what any Bering build. Thanks again for sharing this to the world and wish you the best success in your chartering future....Prayers for Turkiye
Thank you John 🙏🏻🙏🏻 really appreciate your kind words, support and Membership
I'm not the jealous type, but I'm feeling so depressed right now. With all of this technology and the Bearing reputation for build quality and safety- I feel like I'm being left behind. I've picked up the phone twice in the last week intending to call Bering and sat it back down each time. I think maybe I need to go stand on one and be able to see it first-hand and also be able to touch it. Absolutely love these videos! It's the quality of the content and the way the hosts and guests present themselves. Thanks so much for it!
I freaking love these boats. Target 7 years to own one as I retire. Great vid thanks team. 👍
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It’s great to see your excitement growing as your Boat progresses, I’m excited just watching your videos, I really like the technical side of the build process, Alexi really knows his craft. Looking forward to your next video.
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This yacht is a game changer for owner operated charter operations. I'm wicked impressed.
Thanks for keeping us updated in this exciting part of your life's I must say as for the yacht you have both chosen very well
thanks Stephen
WoW, juste wow !
Thanks JeanL G
The big deal is Bering is getting a major ad program. I love the whole process.
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The more I I see the Nauti Style I feel at home. I am thinking of a new Bering. Just need a bucket of bucks.
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Alexi is starting to get a little more comfortable in front of the camera. Great show guys
Thanks Michael
@@NautiGuys i was cracking up when he said he didnt know what to say for the outtakes and then he nailed it.
Your boat is going to be amazing, I like the solar and electric drive options. This was a great video, I love seeing anything being built, as you get to see how it's done.
Thanks Paul
Not only am I fan of Nauti you guys... but I have become a fan of Bering
and the patient Alexei.
I watched the video and as soon as it was over, I immediately REWATCHED it because it was so enjoyable.
I've never done that before.
awww thank you for double watching Jeffrey - we appreciate you 🙏💙
Love it! I think the word you were looking for was>>> Retrospective Modification. Can't wait to see it in the water, guys.
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It's great that you three are constantly thinking of ideas a ways to make areas flexible, capable of serving many uses. You do have great stability in your video shooting. I hardly ever have to think of the camera, it's like being there.
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I'm so excited for you guys.... thankyou for allowing us all to see your journey.
Our pleasure!
Another great video - your excitement about the boat build is contagious. I'd love to hear more about what sort of gear Rico is using for his DJ performances. There is so much good stuff out there. Better yet, what about a UA-cam channel performance! Victoria, you are missing one of the simple pleasures of life if you don't know how to ride a bicycle. Don't start with an electric one, as they can get the better of you. The step-thru models are best for a beginner - you can get your feet down on the ground quickly if needed. Try one out in person at a bike store, because the frame size can mess you up if it's too big or too small. Wear helmet, knee and elbow pads, gloves and good shoes (no flip-flops!) while you're getting the hang of it. It's a life-changer. I ride around 1,000 miles each year at 70 and it beats meditation for me. Great to see and hear Alexei as always - you are quite the Renaissance man for our times sir!
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This is going to so cool. Your dream boat is coming along fine.
awww - it sure is Alan
I can't tell you how impressed I am with Mr. Alexei! He's so down-to-earth and receptive to your ideas. I'm currently building my own house and I'm SO tired of suggesting new ideas to sub-contractors and having them say 'no, this is how we've always done it' and not even considering my ideas.
Luxury resides in customer service. Prime materials and the latest technology is important, but finding a way to say "yes" to your clients is the key.
What a fascinating video and so informative. Alexei certainly knows his stuff! This build journey must be so exciting for you both.
Thanks John
@@NautiGuys You are always welcome.
Solar loves a 48v charging system. Plus way smaller wires.
Gotta love Alexi
Love him! 😝
Great vid as usual, you know what's going to happen...
You're going to be onboard your amazing 75 doing a video and then Alexi is going to say "Hold my beer..........." and rock up to yours with their show Bering 145 and his own DJ set.
Bring on the Alexi vs Rico DJ competition! lol
So exciting watching your boat build and the progress. Keep the videos coming. ❤
will do 🙏💙
Out takes were funny! :)
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Victoria, I like your idea of turning the crane sideways and making it into a bar top. I don't remember if that was on one of your walkthroughs before or I saw it on Tristan's channel. But I do remember it was a pretty cool layout.
It was on out channel 👌🏻 check out the shorts tab
@@NautiGuys have you and Rico figure it out a ballpark figure for one week charter in the Bahamas? Now would be a good time for me to start saving and my family. I assume your boat build will be approximately a year and 9 months.
The Best Show thanks for Making my Day
He’s such a legend I really can see why you’re buying a Bearing they are so well built. I think 🤔 Alexi should be your first charter Guest but of course for free 👍🏻👌🏻
Love all the technical talk and the behind the scene view.
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Great video as usual guys! Love the idea of making the crane a multi use accessory bar top / DJ station. My suggestion is to check out whether the cap, whatever material it may be, is possible to affix to the crane using the Quikfix system... That way, it can be removed and temporarily stored when the crane is in use (to protect it), or be removed to be refurbished or refinished (if it were teak for example), or replaced if you sold the boat and a new owner wanted to change the styling or material (say, from teak to a marble top).
Keep 'em coming 👍
Alexi has forgotten more than most builders he loves excellence and quality
Love the discussion of the technical aspects of the boat. Awesome to hear how they're modernizing the huge boats.
i am so OCD, and i realise that much of what you see is work in progress, cables and pipes coiled up before being cut and put into final position, but i am always amazed at how much spaghetti is involved in these machines, when i think back to the days of my early cars wiring and systems were dead simple, then cars got brains, computers, and the wiring industry went into over drive, ps i scrap every piece of wire i can correctly so it can be recycled, and i often think there has to be an easy way to run wiring, having central buses running through out - but engine rooms don't just have electrics and wiring, there's coolant, oils, fuel, fresh water, air ducting, its mad, how does anyone make it all fit - respect to all them little engineers fitting this stuff
love the idea of shifting the tender and doing something with the crane, turn it into a functioning bar etc, i have to say with such luxury boats, of course its a must to have a tender, but when you have to keep loading it on and off deck, and it taking up what i feel is valuable space, i often wonder why it cannot be shift to the bow in the forward work space, all about space, safety, and convenience, if its at the front, how to access it etc, but then if it has to be at the rear can it be part of the dive deck, imagine a dive deck that disconnects and use as a tender, that could be interesting, anyone remember 2000 leagues i think it was, had one or two small paddle boats that fitting into the rear deck of the Nautilus, but the other modern concept of just sliding a boat out the side of the mother ship is just as awesome
i can see Alexei in the future, retired off onto the Bering Yacht, showing it off to clients, what a dreadful lifestyle hehe
Alexei is a man of great patience .... lol