The Catamaran Company Presents | Importance of Haul Outs on a boat survey | Lagoon 420 in St Pete
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2021
- This video is best watched after this one: • Demystifying BOAT SURV... (which covers the survey process on a Lagoon 420). On that first video you are introduced to the participants in the survey and are given the full context.
The video we bring you today can also be watched stand-alone, with a complete focus in the process of hauling out catamarans. We bring you real life footage from the docks, different marinas, and you can familiarize yourself with what goes on during this important part of the purchasing process.
We also have the expert commentary of Mike Auton, our sales broker in St Petersburg, Florida. He goes out on a survey with his client, and we get an accurate, to the minute explanation of what's going on, as we view it on our screen.
To contact Mike Auton:
(727) 871-5422
Michael.Auton@catamarans.com
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Hopefully you are bringing one of your fancy new lifts to florida soon. These videos are useful for everyone, so that's great.
But the reason a boat might not be hauled for survey are cost and accessibility-- I'm not sure the haul out should be getting more of the money than the surveyor. (Which is what happened last time I had a survey.)
So there might be a business opportunity in building one or two of your new lifts in a spot that's just for surveying. OR at least adding haulout capacity.
An insightful comment, Roger. We are going to pick the brains of the President of the Company and see if he has any secret plans. We think he is up to something.
@@TheCatamaranCompany That’s great news. I’m a big fan of your business model involving every aspect of catamarans, even areas I’m not so interested in. When I started sailing, catamarans got no respect, and identifying problems for cat owners is a great way to discover business opportunities. So, bravo.
Editing is way too fast. I have to rewind constantly to be able to read anything. For future videos you should allow more than a couple seconds for the viewer to read it.
Typical rule of thumb is to read the text out loud twice (at a normal pace). It's very easy to read it in your head and think it's fine, but when you already know what the text says, your brain is going to allow you to read it much faster because it already knows what it says, however a typical viewer who doesn't already know will have trouble reading it that fast because their brain doesn't already know what it says.
By reading it out loud you force your existing recognition of the text out of the equation because speech is metered by the brain for intelligibility. This will give pretty much anyone enough time to read it without it feeling like it's lingering on screen for too long.
We appreciate the detailed advice, and will take it into consideration for future projects. Thank you for watching, and we invite you to subscribe to our channel.
I had no problem reading the text.
@@mikemendes7598 That's fine, but doesn't change that other people may not. It's not a competition.
@@FlesHBoX Yeah, I had a hair trigger on the pause button when watching it myself.
@@RogerWilco1 Try reducing the speed of the video, you'll find it in settings. The guy presenting the vid might sound a bit drunk though.