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@@scottbloomer8696 the range on all Fleming's is about 1000 nautical miles at 10 knots, 2000 at 8 knots and 3000 at 6 knots and around 400 at high speed cruise with the standard engines.
The Fleming 65 is a remarkable choice, known for its top-notch quality. What specific features or aspects of the Fleming 65 do you find most appealing, and is there a particular reason it stands out as your favorite?
I think Venture II has the Cummins fitted and she's a 65. 58 is the sweet spot for me. I'd probably go the MAN's for the extra shove when sometimes needed. Regardless for all of them, One word - Astounding!
I would say the most popular of the Fleming models is the 55, it is big enough to live aboard comfortably yet small enough to be easily handled by 1 or 2 people.
The Fleming 55 does indeed have a reputation for being a popular choice, thanks to its comfortable living space and manageable size. It's great to hear you appreciate its versatility for living aboard and handling. Are there specific features or design elements of the Fleming 55 that you find particularly appealing?
@@HarbourMastersTV I like all the Fleming models basic design / looks, the 55 appeals more because it's size. Here in British Columbia half the available marinas cap the length of any boat at 60 feet, another 25 % cap it at 35 feet. The 55* lets you access 75% of the local marinas, bigger models limit you to only 25% of them. * technically the 55 is 60' 10" so it's 10 inches to long but that is a small enough over limit you can still get a spot in the marina.
Nice classic looking yachts & not instantgram looking hotel designs. To be honest I would want something like those classic designs but designed to be more like a house boat, for instance I would delete a spare guest cabin or two in a mid sized to large yacht for a large pantry such as dual full sized freezers and 1 full sized fridge. My use case for a yacht would be a full time live aboard that goes up & down the coasts of the USA & into the Caribbean. Nowadays people rarely have time for vacations so I don't think it's worth while to spec a yacht out for guests you may have out once a few years.
The classic aesthetic of Fleming Yachts is truly timeless. Your specific vision of blending classic designs with functional elements tailored for your needs is quite intriguing. Creating a yacht that serves as a comfortable live-aboard with ample storage like dual freezers and a spacious pantry is a brilliant idea. Tailoring the yacht to your personal lifestyle and preferences is indeed the key to truly maximizing your experience. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
That's great to hear you like Fleming Yachts! They do have a reputation for quality and craftsmanship. Have you had a chance to explore any of their models in person, or are you planning to in the future?
The Fleming Motor Yachts are so beautiful, strong, and steady. A family yacht for an experienced family. Its only downside is its Range, in my opinion. They're advertised at 2000 nm @ 8kns, with 1000 us gallons of fuel. That for me is not enough range. Don't misunderstand me. Fleming is my dream yacht. The 58 for me! Their interiors are gorgeous. It's their range or lack of it that probably keeps buyers away. If all their vessel did 4000 to 5000 nms @ 8-10 kns. That would be great. They may offer more fuel capacity and less HP too. I don't know. Me, I need range.
Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy in the conversion. Your attention to detail is appreciated. If there are specific details or topics you'd like us to cover in future videos, feel free to share your suggestions!
The range of the Fleming 85 yacht is approximately 2,500 nautical miles (4,600 km) at a cruising speed of 10 knots. It offers impressive capabilities for extended voyages.
Welcome to the channel! While we haven't covered Outer Reef Yachts yet, it's a great suggestion. We're always looking to explore different yacht brands. Is there a particular model or aspect of Outer Reef Yachts that you'd be interested in learning more about in a future video?
I am completely smitten with these boats... oops Yachts! I cant' be the only one here thinking "I"m gonna raid the retirment account and buy one!" But which one ?😢 I better watch the video again!😅
It's easy to get captivated by the allure of Fleming Yachts! Each model offers a unique blend of luxury and functionality. If you're considering raiding the retirement account for this nautical dream, is there a particular size or design aspect that stands out as your ideal choice?
Yes, according to Fleming Yachts: "On longer passages, Fleming owners typically cruise at a very economical speed of 10 knots, where the typical fuel burn is slightly more than 10 gph."
@@HarbourMastersTV thanks for the reply. I have just sold my BERTRAM 46. She is 46 years old. She has Detroits that SIPPED fuel. It was impossible to accurately judge consumption. I calculated it by how much fuel I had to put back in after a trip, but conservatively, with generator running, she too ran at an average of 10 +/- gph per engine, cruising at between 10 and 14 knots. So the Fleming is, as you say, VERY economical. I will keep a close watch. I am not in the market YET. BUT.......
We appreciate your input! Our use of "Flagship" in the context of civilian vessels refers to the pinnacle or most prestigious model of a particular brand or manufacturer. Here, we wanted to highlight the company's best-selling and most popular offering.
Absolutely, we appreciate your point. The term "Top 5" might not be necessary when the current options are limited to five models. But this way, we can differentiate from the old models still in the market. Thank you for the feedback!
As another comment as already mentioned your perform nce figures are inaccurate and I have to say if is difficult to understand the commentary fairly often I am a fan of Fleming yachts and this is a pointless video with the above problems making it verging on embarassing I know the phrase that there is no such thing as bad publicity but this breaks that rule
I'm sorry to hear that you found the video's performance figures inaccurate and the commentary difficult to understand. Your feedback is valuable for improving our future content. As a fan of Fleming Yachts, which aspects of their yachts do you admire the most, and do you have any suggestions for other video topics?
@@HarbourMastersTV go to Fleming yachts corporate site, for all models other than the 85 they have a graph showing even greater ranges than you mention, at slower speeds. Fleming 55 doing 4,250 Nautical Miles at 4.5 knots Fleming 78 doing near 6,000 Nautical miles at 7 knots. for 2 examples.
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There is little as frustrating as having my question ignored and asked a question instead. Except watching a video that doesn't give the range stats.
@@scottbloomer8696 the range on all Fleming's is about 1000 nautical miles at 10 knots, 2000 at 8 knots and 3000 at 6 knots and around 400 at high speed cruise with the standard engines.
@@Fred-vy1hm thankyou very much
@@scottbloomer8696 you're welcome, love Fleming's they're my dream yacht. 😊
Fleming 65 is my favorite. I love these boats. Top quality!!!!
The Fleming 65 is a remarkable choice, known for its top-notch quality. What specific features or aspects of the Fleming 65 do you find most appealing, and is there a particular reason it stands out as your favorite?
I think Venture II has the Cummins fitted and she's a 65. 58 is the sweet spot for me. I'd probably go the MAN's for the extra shove when sometimes needed. Regardless for all of them, One word - Astounding!
I would say the most popular of the Fleming models is the 55, it is big enough to live aboard comfortably yet small enough to be easily handled by 1 or 2 people.
The Fleming 55 does indeed have a reputation for being a popular choice, thanks to its comfortable living space and manageable size. It's great to hear you appreciate its versatility for living aboard and handling. Are there specific features or design elements of the Fleming 55 that you find particularly appealing?
@@HarbourMastersTV I like all the Fleming models basic design / looks, the 55 appeals more because it's size. Here in British Columbia half the available marinas cap the length of any boat at 60 feet, another 25 % cap it at 35 feet. The 55* lets you access 75% of the local marinas, bigger models limit you to only 25% of them.
* technically the 55 is 60' 10" so it's 10 inches to long but that is a small enough over limit you can still get a spot in the marina.
Nice classic looking yachts & not instantgram looking hotel designs.
To be honest I would want something like those classic designs but designed to be more like a house boat, for instance I would delete a spare guest cabin or two in a mid sized to large yacht for a large pantry such as dual full sized freezers and 1 full sized fridge.
My use case for a yacht would be a full time live aboard that goes up & down the coasts of the USA & into the Caribbean. Nowadays people rarely have time for vacations so I don't think it's worth while to spec a yacht out for guests you may have out once a few years.
The classic aesthetic of Fleming Yachts is truly timeless. Your specific vision of blending classic designs with functional elements tailored for your needs is quite intriguing. Creating a yacht that serves as a comfortable live-aboard with ample storage like dual freezers and a spacious pantry is a brilliant idea. Tailoring the yacht to your personal lifestyle and preferences is indeed the key to truly maximizing your experience. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
Like all of them.
That's great to hear you like Fleming Yachts! They do have a reputation for quality and craftsmanship. Have you had a chance to explore any of their models in person, or are you planning to in the future?
The Fleming Motor Yachts are so beautiful, strong, and steady. A family yacht for an experienced family.
Its only downside is its Range, in my opinion.
They're advertised at 2000 nm @ 8kns, with 1000 us gallons of fuel. That for me is not enough range.
Don't misunderstand me. Fleming is my dream yacht. The 58 for me! Their interiors are gorgeous.
It's their range or lack of it that probably keeps buyers away.
If all their vessel did 4000 to 5000 nms @ 8-10 kns. That would be great.
They may offer more fuel capacity and less HP too. I don't know.
Me, I need range.
Like the 65 very nice 👌 j
Indeed! Cheers!
@8:12 the conversion is off. 2000 nautical miles is 3700 km, not 4630.
Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy in the conversion. Your attention to detail is appreciated. If there are specific details or topics you'd like us to cover in future videos, feel free to share your suggestions!
What's the range on th 85?
The range of the Fleming 85 yacht is approximately 2,500 nautical miles (4,600 km) at a cruising speed of 10 knots. It offers impressive capabilities for extended voyages.
I'm new to the channel. Do you have any videos of Outer Reef Yachts?
Welcome to the channel! While we haven't covered Outer Reef Yachts yet, it's a great suggestion. We're always looking to explore different yacht brands. Is there a particular model or aspect of Outer Reef Yachts that you'd be interested in learning more about in a future video?
I am completely smitten with these boats... oops Yachts!
I cant' be the only one here thinking "I"m gonna raid the retirment
account and buy one!"
But which one ?😢
I better watch the video again!😅
It's easy to get captivated by the allure of Fleming Yachts! Each model offers a unique blend of luxury and functionality. If you're considering raiding the retirement account for this nautical dream, is there a particular size or design aspect that stands out as your ideal choice?
Is that 10 gph PER ENGINE?
Yes, according to Fleming Yachts: "On longer passages, Fleming owners typically cruise at a very economical speed of 10 knots, where the typical fuel burn is slightly more than 10 gph."
@@HarbourMastersTV thanks for the reply.
I have just sold my BERTRAM 46.
She is 46 years old. She has Detroits that SIPPED fuel.
It was impossible to accurately judge consumption. I calculated it by how much fuel I had to put back in after a trip, but conservatively, with generator running, she too ran at an average of 10 +/- gph per engine, cruising at between 10 and 14 knots.
So the Fleming is, as you say, VERY economical.
I will keep a close watch. I am not in the market YET.
BUT.......
Someone needs to explain the term "Flagship" to presenter, as it pertains to civilian vessels.
We appreciate your input! Our use of "Flagship" in the context of civilian vessels refers to the pinnacle or most prestigious model of a particular brand or manufacturer. Here, we wanted to highlight the company's best-selling and most popular offering.
You don't have to call it a top five if they only make five models. 🙄
Absolutely, we appreciate your point. The term "Top 5" might not be necessary when the current options are limited to five models. But this way, we can differentiate from the old models still in the market. Thank you for the feedback!
As another comment as already mentioned your perform nce figures are inaccurate and I have to say if is difficult to understand the commentary fairly often
I am a fan of Fleming yachts and this is a pointless video with the above problems making it verging on embarassing
I know the phrase that there is no such thing as bad publicity but this breaks that rule
I'm sorry to hear that you found the video's performance figures inaccurate and the commentary difficult to understand. Your feedback is valuable for improving our future content. As a fan of Fleming Yachts, which aspects of their yachts do you admire the most, and do you have any suggestions for other video topics?
@@HarbourMastersTV
go to Fleming yachts corporate site, for all models other than the 85 they have a graph showing even greater ranges than you mention, at slower speeds.
Fleming 55 doing 4,250 Nautical Miles at 4.5 knots
Fleming 78 doing near 6,000 Nautical miles at 7 knots.
for 2 examples.
Good film but such an annoying voice in the commentary
We appreciate your honesty and we understand that our voice over artist may not necessarily resonate well with everyone and their unique preferences. If there's a specific type of voice or tone you would prefer in future videos, please share your suggestions, and we'll strive to enhance your viewing experience!