Very nice guys! Whenever I tell someone I want to buy a yacht and live on it, they look at me like I'm crazy, but imagine owning a 3000+ sq ft home that is mobile and can practically go anywhere in the world? Including livable square footage on any yacht is a smart marketing tool and would instantly make a yacht more relatable to someone who has no clue to that lifestyle. Good job!
@@NautiGuys Factor in the ease of making one of the staterooms an office. Modern communications letting you work from anywhere including video conferencing... There's no reason someone with the funds couldn't decide to make a yacht like this their primary or secondary home and not just a toy. You guys plan to live aboard and make a living using the other staterooms, so clearly it's possible even when giving up personal use of the majority of that space. Like he said, just that top deck outdoor space is bigger than many apartments. Plus, you can't beat the possible views. Plus, space efficiency on a yacht is so much better than most land based homes. There's minimal wasted space.
Personally, I think the industry should adopt the rule to list both the Surface and the Volume. This why you can compare and automatically release how much space you get for your surface. This then gives you an impression of how compact or spacious your yacht will be.
@@thomaslongoria439 And the surface area should be written in square meters AND square feet as well. Furthermore, the surface should be written in blue, and the volume in red, to avoid any ambiguity, just in case. :-) :-)
I have been watching you guys for a while now and watching this build has been absolutely fantastic. It seems only yesterday that you were laying down the keel. To see all the stages of construction and to see you checking every bit of it musty fill you with confidence that Bering are going to deliver exactly what you want and hopefully your insight onto the needs of the charter business will add to the smart additions added via your New Build Yacht List, further increasing the innovations from Bering for their range of pocket explorer yachts. Watching the next stages of the build are going to be fascinating, with the completion of the metalwork and watching all the machinery start to go in. Keep up the good work, I cant wait to see what's next. Best wishes to You guys and the Bering crew!
You have nearly twice the interior volume in your boat than I do in my apartment. I'm definitely jealous! Can't wait to see the finished product, thanks for sharing these numbers that are a bit more relatable to anyone who is landlocked.
Excellent way to give perspective about the usable space. Owner's area may sound a bit small. However I think it is very similar to the master bedroom in most homes, and doubt it will be the main place you will be spending time. Thanks again for taking us on your journey.
What an Awesome Bering 75 Your Lovely Yatch is becoming ❤ Magnificent Actually, Thank You Victoria, Rico, Carla and the other lovely Lady helping You both with the Size in Square Footage... Very large home... Looking forward to seeing Your Lovely Yatch launching Very Soon... ❤
In my experiance No boat has room for Every thing . Even the Aircraft carrier I served on. I agree they have room for a lot of strategecly placed stuff
WOW, that first drone shot of Victoria coming down the steps onto the swim platform really put this boat into perspective. Coming along nicely. Thank you guys again for taking us on this journey with you. For those who are not boaters, you give such an elaborate story of this wonderful world of boating.😊💯⚓️⛴️
Reading some of the comments. Most are positive and upbeat, imo as they should be. But for the others, price a 2000 sq ft home with great views and significant water frontage. Then put that home in assorted exotic locations and recalculate those costs. Don't forget to make the home self-sufficient for periods of time as well. Pretty sure in some places the cost of the yacht and the cost of the home are in the same ballpark. Nice homes with equally nice property tend to be pricey no matter where they are. As this will be their home, business and more or less life. It's an investment in themselves as well as a sort of trophy showing one of their goals was accomplished. It's very expensive either way, but with hard work and planning, doable. I feel they have done it. I have nothing but respect for this couple. As they are living their dream. And if they are cut a deal on this or that, so what? Every industry I worked in, there were deals for those in it. I worked in the automotive industry for a period of time. There is special pricing on new cars for employees, family, contractors etc. Different levels for different tiers of relationship with the manufacturer. This price is no haggle, bottom line stuff. And if you catch it at a time with discounts, rebates etc, very very good deals. Sticker on a truck I bought in the late 90's was 25k, I paid 17k for it due to the special pricing as well as end of year rebates and some other special offers. I also worked in the food industry where I was frequently comped meals by customers. Discounts etc are common for those in an industry or those who support it. These benefits are earned through your own work, not just given. The ones giving those benefits are not doing so out of the goodness of their hearts. They have either received or are expecting to receive something in return.
What a big comfortable boat this is going to be once it is finished. I am so excited for you two. I love being able to watch you boat being built. Do you have a name for her yet?
That is a lot of space on board and it will make you very happy ! You will have a lot of extra space compared to tupperware boats of the same length. Having a good fuel economy also means you will be able to go from one tax free fuel stop to another and that will save a ton of money. Only one thing to keep in mind and that is the the tax free fuel, most of the times, contains a lot of sulfur, which can clog up the injectors. But it still beats fueling up at the normal fuel prices. 😀 And you also want to have those tanks full, they will provide a lot of added stability in windy conditions. When our tanks are half full or even 1/4 full the boat is nervous, the stabilizers have to work overtime. When the tanks are full (3200 liter) she is lying very stable in the water. As a tip, when you pick up the boat in Turkey don't arrange fuel via an agent, simply go straight to the fuel company, will save you a ton of money. Same goes for Albania and Montenegro, the agents like to add 0.40 to 0.50 euro per liter just for arranging the fuel for you.
To put it into perspective, your interior boat space is the same sq ft as an average 3 bed, 2.5 bath home in the US. It's absolutely astounding just how much it costs to turn a land based home that size into an ocean crossing capable boat.
Thanks for putting the information in and easy to digest format. I wondered how much room you have minus the mechanical areas. Funny they didn’t remove the square footage that Rico’s subs will take up.😜
Amazing. It’s strange but I can really get a feel for the size with some shots but not with others. I know your boat is large but I don’t think the camera gives a true visual of the size. I suspect size will become more apparent as the spaces become more discernible. Love these behind the scene look at the construction. It’s truly awe inspiring!!
Amazing space both interior and exterior and while your owner cabin on the upper deck is "small" compared to other owner cabins on smaller one couple owner operator non charter size boat it is plenty larger enough. With that much fuel and range if you are chartering out to and back from the Bahamas you might have 3 years of fuel capacity.
Man, it is sure making some progress it’s looking better every time. What stage is it in now and what is the expected Splash day? I love seeing the process and can’t wait for this to happen for me. You two excited or what?!🤣😜
@@NautiGuys I “want” to as well. But I am looking for a booking a cabin “all inclusive” like on a cruise ship. I won’t be able to charter the whole ship and find others to join me in paying the bill. Will you be offering this as well?
I would love to see a multi-page PDF available of your "Current GA" and maybe a few as you go along with the build. Also, the live feed "I think you have it already" of your boat would be awesome.
I love everything about you both and your shows, and you vessel is absolutely amazing, and it might just me, but I definitely have heard enough every single second how big your boat is, and how it’s the biggest 75 ever made, and bigger then this that and the other, please move on to other important items!
Even better than only filling your fuel tanks up once a year: Your charter business is going so well that you have to fill it up several times a year, and you can easily afford it!
Found your channel... That is going to be a nice ship :) Question: If your going to use it in the Caribbean, how does something that slow deal with the gulf current? Or am I misunderstanding?
Square footage is very important, and this is what is so nice about the 80 Sunreef at close to 4,000 square feet, with almost 3,200 square feet all on the main deck. Cats are typically more efficient moving through the water, but your Bering will be more stable.
Apparently the heavy trawler with large stabilizer is less prone to rolling in a rough sea, so less likely hood of sea sickness. No stabs on a cat, plus waves would be striking the hulls at different times, lots of rock and roll whether you want it or not.
Wow, the build is coming along nicely. Tip - keep your diesel tanks full and top up often. This will reduce condensation inside your tanks, and avoid the cash flow impact of refilling from near empty (6000 gallons - ouch!)
From what I have learned from multiple sources that diesel quality varies greatly. And pricing too! Hence Rico is always so excited when he sees in the engine room a proper fuel washing system. Not all diesel engines will burn any diesel.
So impressive guys. You should also calculate volume to include the height. Again your Bering 75 will AMAZING !! Can't wait to see the final finish product. Thanks for sharing as always.
In my dream boat every cabin is full beam with a large display (TV) opposite the outside window framed exactly the same as the outside so that outside cameras show the opposite of the boat. Also, a huge display on the floor of the salon shows what is happening under the boat giving you a glass bottom boat affect. Today's technology and affordability of large displays and waterproof Wi-Fi cameras makes these options seem feasible. And also, highly marketable to your future charter customers. Easy magnetic attachments and also user installable. No need to pay a factory to install these things.
Volume is actually a better measure of size than square feet or square metres for boat size comparisons and even for liveable space, because volume takes into account height and height contributes to "liveability", "ambiance" and "overall space". More and more the boat industry is moving to volume. Volume can also be measured piece by piece and then added together to exclude funny angles that may not be considered as "living" space.
How hard will it be to convert or add to your current engines to add an electrical propulsion option in the future. Can you just add an e-motor separately and keep your current setup. I even thought that if you dingy had a powerful e-motor set up that you might design a docking that would allow your dingy to power the larger ship. if only for emergencies or short passages.
Interesting idea! Retrofitting our current engines or adding separate e-motors for electrical propulsion is a consideration for the future. Regarding the dinghy, an e-motor setup might be worth exploring for emergencies or short passages. Thanks for the innovative suggestion! 🙌
Thanks for putting it in that perspective. It does make it easier for us US based non metric individuals. It’s coming along nicely. $30k to fill it up, wow. I am assuming an Alfa Lavall fuel polisher is being installed. Considering the size of this yacht, I don’t even want to know what the marina fees will be.
I guessed 4000sq ft before you started. Yes Victoria, that is a fairly accurate way of measuring by pacing it off. My dad did that all the time to measure a boat from the dock. 😎 Depends low long your legs are. 😃
Most people when doing extra long steps have a step length of ~1m give or take. It's actually good to know how long one's regular steps are and how long of a step 1m is.
Is Victoria at minute 3:15 talking about her future width ??? :) Ha Ha ! The open dropoffs should be blocked off - very dangerous. Make sure you have a good centrifugal polishing system. One of the most important factors for me as far as boats is volume and how it is used.
I guess Victoria hasn't realized yet (or she did but doesn't want to think about it lol) that she will have to take the boat from Turkey to the caribeans so I guess the tanks will have to be full more than once during the first year :D (my house is almost the same size but the garden is way smaller and I can't change neighbours or sceneries so easily :3 )
I would always ask that question (square footage) when purchasing a boat/ yacht. My last was an 80’ Lazzara and i think your 75’ Bering has more livable space. Maybe asking is a US thing. 🤦🏻♂️😂 congrats with the new build 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Extracting, hydrogen and oxygen from distilled water and adding it to diesel fuel has come a long way. It burns cleaner it’s more efficient it’s better for your engines and a reduces fuel cost by over 20%. Is this technology used in bearing yachts and have you considered it?
Once you listed the total at the end, I had to put it into further perspective for myself. I bought the properties surrounding mine via tax sales, commissioners sales and private sales. On these properties, there are four dilapidated houses with the same square footages that I'm tearing down- 672 sq-ft each, 2688 total. The brand new "efficiency" I built to live in is 504 sq-ft, so that brings the total up to 3192. So, the total sq-ft of your ONE BIG BOAT is roughly the same (you still had areas you didn't measure) as my little house PLUS the FOUR I'm tearing down!!! Now, I do also have two 576 sq-ft garages on the properties that I'm keeping, so if we discard what I'm tearing down and just go with what I'm keeping, my number will be 1656- meaning ALL of my indoor space would fit INSIDE your indoor space!!! Plus, you'll get to move your "yard" whenever you want!
Bering 75s are so much bigger than the other 75 foot boats you guys show off on your other channel. It's really on a whole other level.
Yeah, it’s soo much bigger
Very nice guys! Whenever I tell someone I want to buy a yacht and live on it, they look at me like I'm crazy, but imagine owning a 3000+ sq ft home that is mobile and can practically go anywhere in the world? Including livable square footage on any yacht is a smart marketing tool and would instantly make a yacht more relatable to someone who has no clue to that lifestyle. Good job!
Agreed! It would make it a lot easier to compare
@@NautiGuys Factor in the ease of making one of the staterooms an office. Modern communications letting you work from anywhere including video conferencing... There's no reason someone with the funds couldn't decide to make a yacht like this their primary or secondary home and not just a toy. You guys plan to live aboard and make a living using the other staterooms, so clearly it's possible even when giving up personal use of the majority of that space. Like he said, just that top deck outdoor space is bigger than many apartments. Plus, you can't beat the possible views. Plus, space efficiency on a yacht is so much better than most land based homes. There's minimal wasted space.
Personally, I think the industry should adopt the rule to list both the Surface and the Volume. This why you can compare and automatically release how much space you get for your surface. This then gives you an impression of how compact or spacious your yacht will be.
Agreed
There is enough regulation out there.
@@thomaslongoria439 And the surface area should be written in square meters AND square feet as well. Furthermore, the surface should be written in blue, and the volume in red, to avoid any ambiguity, just in case. :-) :-)
I am blown away by these images. I couldn’t be happier for you two. That is one beautiful yacht.
🙏🏻🙏🏻
I have been watching you guys for a while now and watching this build has been absolutely fantastic. It seems only yesterday that you were laying down the keel. To see all the stages of construction and to see you checking every bit of it musty fill you with confidence that Bering are going to deliver exactly what you want and hopefully your insight onto the needs of the charter business will add to the smart additions added via your New Build Yacht List, further increasing the innovations from Bering for their range of pocket explorer yachts. Watching the next stages of the build are going to be fascinating, with the completion of the metalwork and watching all the machinery start to go in.
Keep up the good work, I cant wait to see what's next. Best wishes to You guys and the Bering crew!
Thank you sooo much for your continued support
You have nearly twice the interior volume in your boat than I do in my apartment. I'm definitely jealous! Can't wait to see the finished product, thanks for sharing these numbers that are a bit more relatable to anyone who is landlocked.
thanks for watching 🙏💙
Excellent way to give perspective about the usable space. Owner's area may sound a bit small. However I think it is very similar to the master bedroom in most homes, and doubt it will be the main place you will be spending time. Thanks again for taking us on your journey.
Very true! Thank you
So happy/excited for you!!! Thank you for taking us on the journey 🥰
thanks for joining us
Enjoying watching the build. Looking foward to completion. Best wishes.
Thanks 👍
Love watching you guys, can't wait to see the finished product so happy for you two
🙏🏻🥳
Rico that's a big boat😂
Impressive..this is one big boat. Cant wait to see her afloat .😊
You guys are so great sharing all this info , and letting us enjoy your journey😊
I love these updates! - I really hope fuel doesn't go up to our ridiculous Aussie prices! Love ya yacht and you guys!
🙏🏻🙏🏻
5.5 AUD a gallon here in norway. it sucks.!!!!
Fasinating , Thank You. Thank You for the update.
No, thank you
Love my weekly catch up videos of the build process. This boat is going to be huge . 😎🇦🇺😎
🎉🎉😝
WOW, that is big but what a nice yacht. Can not wait to see the final product and the ocean crossing.
WOW , seriously coming together , lots of progress !
Great video!!
What an Awesome Bering 75 Your Lovely Yatch is becoming ❤ Magnificent Actually, Thank You Victoria, Rico, Carla and the other lovely Lady helping You both with the Size in Square Footage... Very large home... Looking forward to seeing Your Lovely Yatch launching Very Soon... ❤
Thank you so much!
That's great 👍
Can't wait till it's done
Us neither
Nice big boat . Room for everything
In my experiance No boat has room for Every thing . Even the Aircraft carrier I served on. I agree they have room for a lot of strategecly placed stuff
@@henrycarlson7514 ok mr big boat . Won't argue .
@@alexs3447 43 years later I have no boat. I do like there's though. Happy Trails. Besides the Navy owned Her
WOW, that first drone shot of Victoria coming down the steps onto the swim platform really put this boat into perspective. Coming along nicely. Thank you guys again for taking us on this journey with you. For those who are not boaters, you give such an elaborate story of this wonderful world of boating.😊💯⚓️⛴️
You mean the 145??
@@NautiGuys you did a swing around and we saw the 75 in the background. But yes the 145 gives a different perspective. 😊
The numbers really bring it into perspective. Thanks!
My pleasure!
I'm so happy for you! 😊
Thanks for the updates.
You bet
Reading some of the comments. Most are positive and upbeat, imo as they should be. But for the others, price a 2000 sq ft home with great views and significant water frontage. Then put that home in assorted exotic locations and recalculate those costs. Don't forget to make the home self-sufficient for periods of time as well. Pretty sure in some places the cost of the yacht and the cost of the home are in the same ballpark. Nice homes with equally nice property tend to be pricey no matter where they are. As this will be their home, business and more or less life. It's an investment in themselves as well as a sort of trophy showing one of their goals was accomplished. It's very expensive either way, but with hard work and planning, doable. I feel they have done it. I have nothing but respect for this couple. As they are living their dream.
And if they are cut a deal on this or that, so what? Every industry I worked in, there were deals for those in it. I worked in the automotive industry for a period of time. There is special pricing on new cars for employees, family, contractors etc. Different levels for different tiers of relationship with the manufacturer. This price is no haggle, bottom line stuff. And if you catch it at a time with discounts, rebates etc, very very good deals. Sticker on a truck I bought in the late 90's was 25k, I paid 17k for it due to the special pricing as well as end of year rebates and some other special offers. I also worked in the food industry where I was frequently comped meals by customers. Discounts etc are common for those in an industry or those who support it. These benefits are earned through your own work, not just given. The ones giving those benefits are not doing so out of the goodness of their hearts. They have either received or are expecting to receive something in return.
spot on! Thank you for your support!
Que loucura!
Estou acompanhando a construção desse monstro!
Épico!
Looking forward to seeing the finished product. Exciting for you both. Love Bering yachts. Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Coming along nicely & soon some interior part of the build will start. 👍🇨🇦
Can't wait!
Love your clips, when will your boat be ready looking forward to seeing the video
wow !! its looking majestic!
honestly congrads!
💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It’s looking great!
What a big comfortable boat this is going to be once it is finished. I am so excited for you two. I love being able to watch you boat being built. Do you have a name for her yet?
not yet
Wow lots of perspective
I love this.
Great perspective.
Thank you!
That is a lot of space on board and it will make you very happy ! You will have a lot of extra space compared to tupperware boats of the same length. Having a good fuel economy also means you will be able to go from one tax free fuel stop to another and that will save a ton of money. Only one thing to keep in mind and that is the the tax free fuel, most of the times, contains a lot of sulfur, which can clog up the injectors. But it still beats fueling up at the normal fuel prices. 😀 And you also want to have those tanks full, they will provide a lot of added stability in windy conditions. When our tanks are half full or even 1/4 full the boat is nervous, the stabilizers have to work overtime. When the tanks are full (3200 liter) she is lying very stable in the water.
As a tip, when you pick up the boat in Turkey don't arrange fuel via an agent, simply go straight to the fuel company, will save you a ton of money. Same goes for Albania and Montenegro, the agents like to add 0.40 to 0.50 euro per liter just for arranging the fuel for you.
I look forward to these update videos. The square footage helped me to visualize the actual size by relating to my home. 🤙🇺🇸
Great to hear!
To put it into perspective, your interior boat space is the same sq ft as an average 3 bed, 2.5 bath home in the US. It's absolutely astounding just how much it costs to turn a land based home that size into an ocean crossing capable boat.
🤷♀️
I love the expedition look of the pilot house. Looks like it will be very cozy in cold weather.
Thank you so much for liking it 💙🙏
Thanks for putting the information in and easy to digest format. I wondered how much room you have minus the mechanical areas. Funny they didn’t remove the square footage that Rico’s subs will take up.😜
lol
Amazing. It’s strange but I can really get a feel for the size with some shots but not with others. I know your boat is large but I don’t think the camera gives a true visual of the size. I suspect size will become
more apparent as the spaces become more discernible. Love these behind the scene look at the construction. It’s truly awe inspiring!!
Agreed!
Amazing space both interior and exterior and while your owner cabin on the upper deck is "small" compared to other owner cabins on smaller one couple owner operator non charter size boat it is plenty larger enough. With that much fuel and range if you are chartering out to and back from the Bahamas you might have 3 years of fuel capacity.
right?! 🙈😝🎉
Coming along nicely
💙💙💙
Very informative 🇯🇲 interesting 💯and informative 🇯🇲
best video ever the dream being made real very exciting
🙏🏻🙏🏻💙
Moving along nicely! She's looking really tough and sturdy
she is!
Man, it is sure making some progress it’s looking better every time. What stage is it in now and what is the expected Splash day? I love seeing the process and can’t wait for this to happen for me. You two excited or what?!🤣😜
About to get sandblasted! 🎉 spring delivery
@@NautiGuys cannot wait!!! I will definitely won’t to go on a charter!! When is pre booking available??
did you mean want to?
@@NautiGuys I “want” to as well. But I am looking for a booking a cabin “all inclusive” like on a cruise ship. I won’t be able to charter the whole ship and find others to join me in paying the bill. Will you be offering this as well?
@@NautiGuys hahaha, opps!! Sorry about that typo!!😅ya want to!!
WOW! That's a BIG baby! Love it! 😍🤩😘
Thank you 🤗
I just watched this after seeing your other video on the cat. This is big. Rico your not scared?😊 Great to see you both. Keep them coming ❤😊
She says he is not 😝😝🙈🤷♀️
@NautiGuys Morning you 2. I just saw this Sunday morning. Good for you Rico. I would be. I was afraid to dock my Dad's 28 Bayliner Victoria. 😆 🥰
congrats on the ship, would love to have one
Your boat keeps getting bigger 😀
lol
Well, to paraphrase a famous quote, "You're not going to need a bigger boat" :)
🤣🙏💙
Massive, lols, some say size doesn't matter 😝.
In a boat, it does.
What an awesome build 👏👊
Thanks 👍
Thank you from Kentucky ✌️
Welcome!
I would love to see a multi-page PDF available of your "Current GA" and maybe a few as you go along with the build. Also, the live feed "I think you have it already" of your boat would be awesome.
Great idea! More to come soon! 🙏🏻
Owners of 75 footers everywhere will be jealous of you. Bering's business will double when the MY Vickie hits the water.😊
😝😂😂😂
you are living the fucking life guys, all the best
Thanks Merlin!
Most 30ft travel trailers are less than 300 sqft. This is amazing!!! I can’t wait to do this myself.
I just want to see yours completed and in the water! 🎉
I love everything about you both and your shows, and you vessel is absolutely amazing, and it might just me, but I definitely have heard enough every single second how big your boat is, and how it’s the biggest 75 ever made, and bigger then this that and the other, please move on to other important items!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Appreciate the love!
Even better than only filling your fuel tanks up once a year: Your charter business is going so well that you have to fill it up several times a year, and you can easily afford it!
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Wow i Expected it to be bigger.
Great information, love the video games.
Video games??
Any idea when the yacht will be ready for charter?
You calculating square footage. My man Rico, he brings right down to square footage of breathable air. He a man on top of things now lol
It's really coming together. Since you are going to use it for charters, have you thought about getting Starlink for Internet access?
yes
Hi both.
Rico, When i was a kid we lived on Clinton St. just one block south of Melrose and Western Ave. in LA
Know exactly where that is - thanks for watching our videos!
beautiful!!!! wish I was rich. only can dream. Where is your weld and names on the kickoff beam?
I hope someday in my travels I’ll see the Ship at a boat show in Florida Good Luck
You probably will
One ship whole world priceless 🐕
Found your channel... That is going to be a nice ship :) Question: If your going to use it in the Caribbean, how does something that slow deal with the gulf current? Or am I misunderstanding?
one word WOW!
🙈😝
Square footage is very important, and this is what is so nice about the 80 Sunreef at close to 4,000 square feet, with almost 3,200 square feet all on the main deck. Cats are typically more efficient moving through the water, but your Bering will be more stable.
Thanks for watching - appreciate you!
Have they done a video to explain why they went with a monohull vs a multihull?
Apparently the heavy trawler with large stabilizer is less prone to rolling in a rough sea, so less likely hood of sea sickness. No stabs on a cat, plus waves would be striking the hulls at different times, lots of rock and roll whether you want it or not.
Are you going to create an episode onboard the Tesla Yacht?
WoW
Wow, the build is coming along nicely. Tip - keep your diesel tanks full and top up often. This will reduce condensation inside your tanks, and avoid the cash flow impact of refilling from near empty (6000 gallons - ouch!)
Thanks for the tips!
From what I have learned from multiple sources that diesel quality varies greatly. And pricing too! Hence Rico is always so excited when he sees in the engine room a proper fuel washing system. Not all diesel engines will burn any diesel.
So impressive guys. You should also calculate volume to include the height. Again your Bering 75 will AMAZING !! Can't wait to see the final finish product. Thanks for sharing as always.
Great suggestion!
Can't wait to charter with you!
🥳🥳🥳
In my dream boat every cabin is full beam with a large display (TV) opposite the outside window framed exactly the same as the outside so that outside cameras show the opposite of the boat. Also, a huge display on the floor of the salon shows what is happening under the boat giving you a glass bottom boat affect. Today's technology and affordability of large displays and waterproof Wi-Fi cameras makes these options seem feasible. And also, highly marketable to your future charter customers. Easy magnetic attachments and also user installable. No need to pay a factory to install these things.
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Room for more speakers! 😁
lol nooooo
Very cool and interesting. We have a 1900 sq ft house with 1100 sq ft outside living area with pool and cage. 👍🏼👍🏼
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Volume is actually a better measure of size than square feet or square metres for boat size comparisons and even for liveable space, because volume takes into account height and height contributes to "liveability", "ambiance" and "overall space". More and more the boat industry is moving to volume.
Volume can also be measured piece by piece and then added together to exclude funny angles that may not be considered as "living" space.
Yeah, but people can’t relate to that as no one is really doing it for the houses
@@NautiGuys That's true if houses are the comparison 👍
All those beautiful yachts you've reviewed and you chose this modified fishing trawler design?
How hard will it be to convert or add to your current engines to add an electrical propulsion option in the future. Can you just add an e-motor separately and keep your current setup. I even thought that if you dingy had a powerful e-motor set up that you might design a docking that would allow your dingy to power the larger ship. if only for emergencies or short passages.
Interesting idea! Retrofitting our current engines or adding separate e-motors for electrical propulsion is a consideration for the future. Regarding the dinghy, an e-motor setup might be worth exploring for emergencies or short passages. Thanks for the innovative suggestion! 🙌
I would like to know these numbers how much time to launch the boat, and how much money is needed to build it?
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice 😊
Appreciate it!
Thanks for putting it in that perspective. It does make it easier for us US based non metric individuals. It’s coming along nicely. $30k to fill it up, wow. I am assuming an Alfa Lavall fuel polisher is being installed. Considering the size of this yacht, I don’t even want to know what the marina fees will be.
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What is the Air Draft?
I guessed 4000sq ft before you started.
Yes Victoria, that is a fairly accurate way of measuring by pacing it off. My dad did that all the time to measure a boat from the dock. 😎
Depends low long your legs are. 😃
😂😝 mine are waaay less then Carla’s
Most people when doing extra long steps have a step length of ~1m give or take. It's actually good to know how long one's regular steps are and how long of a step 1m is.
I bet that designer has done that thousands of times to get a rough estimate on measurements.
When will you guys begin taking advance reservations???
When do we get to see the interior designs???? 😁
Is Victoria at minute 3:15 talking about her future width ??? :) Ha Ha ! The open dropoffs should be blocked off - very dangerous. Make sure you have a good centrifugal polishing system. One of the most important factors for me as far as boats is volume and how it is used.
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I guess Victoria hasn't realized yet (or she did but doesn't want to think about it lol) that she will have to take the boat from Turkey to the caribeans so I guess the tanks will have to be full more than once during the first year :D (my house is almost the same size but the garden is way smaller and I can't change neighbours or sceneries so easily :3 )
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Unless they put her on a transport ship.
Inquiring minds what to know how much the ship cost?
OMG, I could fit my house on this boat. Ok, Sterba, party of 5 please? :-)
Haha
I would always ask that question (square footage) when purchasing a boat/ yacht. My last was an 80’ Lazzara and i think your 75’ Bering has more livable space. Maybe asking is a US thing. 🤦🏻♂️😂 congrats with the new build 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes, It’s definitely bigger
I would think cubic feet for usable space for confined spaces unless just approx. for deck layout? How much weight will paint add?
GT is not weight, it’s Gross Tonnage
Extracting, hydrogen and oxygen from distilled water and adding it to diesel fuel has come a long way. It burns cleaner it’s more efficient it’s better for your engines and a reduces fuel cost by over 20%. Is this technology used in bearing yachts and have you considered it?
Once you listed the total at the end, I had to put it into further perspective for myself. I bought the properties surrounding mine via tax sales, commissioners sales and private sales. On these properties, there are four dilapidated houses with the same square footages that I'm tearing down- 672 sq-ft each, 2688 total. The brand new "efficiency" I built to live in is 504 sq-ft, so that brings the total up to 3192. So, the total sq-ft of your ONE BIG BOAT is roughly the same (you still had areas you didn't measure) as my little house PLUS the FOUR I'm tearing down!!! Now, I do also have two 576 sq-ft garages on the properties that I'm keeping, so if we discard what I'm tearing down and just go with what I'm keeping, my number will be 1656- meaning ALL of my indoor space would fit INSIDE your indoor space!!! Plus, you'll get to move your "yard" whenever you want!
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Wow, at 0:14 .. you see how HUGE this boat is. WOW !!!! 😳
Thanks for watching!