Top 5 Solar Yachts. These Are A Definite Must See!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Take a Gaze into the crystal ball and check out these 5 amazing Solar Powered vessels. They are truly the path of the future!
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  • @maurolimaok
    @maurolimaok Год назад +1

    Nice. I would really prefer a hybrid solar/sail catamaran design.

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад +1

      Combined with sail a hybrid system has more flexibility and infinite range. Checkout this video I made on Hybrid sailboats. ruclips.net/video/sF2YYPh5KV4/видео.html

    • @maurolimaok
      @maurolimaok Год назад

      @@crazyaboutboats6901 This is it. In a remote area, you can found yourself without fuel, but probably never without light or wind.
      I wouldn't mind having an adaptation to use the dingy motor in an emergency, despite disproportional to the task, or even a real single motor that could be deployed under the boat for emergencies.
      I just don't think relying on fuel is that smart when we talk about sea.

    • @maurolimaok
      @maurolimaok Год назад

      @@crazyaboutboats6901 This is what I think as ideal for me.
      ruclips.net/video/y-zHceQ0Qu4/видео.html

    • @maurolimaok
      @maurolimaok Год назад

      @@crazyaboutboats6901 I prefer this boat design than the Gunboat.
      ruclips.net/video/rodyyJ1XodM/видео.html

  • @sailtofreedom6836
    @sailtofreedom6836 Год назад

    You missed the Xquisite 60

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад

      I have reviewed the Xquisite 60 but in a different video on Solar Hybrid Sailboats. Here is the link. I hope you enjoy it.
      ruclips.net/video/sF2YYPh5KV4/видео.html

  • @carlosvictor8679
    @carlosvictor8679 Год назад

    sound is rubish

  • @chipdouglaschipdouglas
    @chipdouglaschipdouglas Год назад

    One strike of lightning and the so-called "green" energy is toast. Recycle that.

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад

      I apologize,for a late response, I missed your comment. Yes, the loss of electrical systems would be catastrophic. Thanks for your comment.

  • @Awol991
    @Awol991 Год назад

    It is not a boat if it exists only in computer rendering.

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад

      We are looking at the future of boating here and so soon the renderings will be reality.

    • @budsbustbi6339
      @budsbustbi6339 Год назад

      @@crazyaboutboats6901 silent is already built! and has crossed the Atlantic

  • @budsbustbi6339
    @budsbustbi6339 Год назад

    in enjoyed the video

  • @patrickcoleman3
    @patrickcoleman3 Год назад

    Jesus, I hope not 😂😂.

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад

      Thanks for the comment. I take it you're not a fan of electric boats.

    • @patrickcoleman3
      @patrickcoleman3 Год назад

      @@crazyaboutboats6901 The energy to make the panels and the batteries sort take the shine off.

    • @crazyaboutboats6901
      @crazyaboutboats6901  Год назад +1

      Of course there is a fair amount of energy that goes into the manufacture of the panels and batteries but of course this is one off and could be seen as investment to save energy over their life of say 10 to 20 years, where as with diesel the consumption of diesel is continuous pf the life of the boat. There are questions over the viability of the extraction of the rare earths that are required for lithium batteries and I think this will become more widely discussed in the future. I believe more development is needed in the area of electric motors and batteries and hopefully these issues will be improved in the future. Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment.