ELLING YACHTS

[@unpluggedkiwi2699]

Elling E4, which is the boat in this video, is Class A, ocean rated. One of the people making numerous disparaging remarks about this clip, shows his lack of knowledge by saying he is pretty sure it is a twin prop. Wrong, it is single prop. It is also self righting and has been tested to prove it. Has any Nordhaven done a full 360 degree rollover test? The Elling E4 has, and the boats designer was actually inside when it did it.

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

If a nordhavns rolls over it’s not getting back up lol those are very high centre of gravity boats

[@paulnorman8274]

@@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ Self righting has everything to do with the watertight integrity of the topsides. If water doesn't get in, pretty much any monohull will any enclosed topsides volume will self right. Problem is, a violent knockdown will almost inevitably knock out some windows or doors on almost all motorboats.

[@SeikiBrian]

I get sea sick just looking at this. I know Ellings are Class A: Ocean rated, but I'm not!

[@peterbarthelmess8164]

Quiet often good looking boats aren't good sea boats, this is a exception !!!

[@af5235]

I am wondering about the boat from which the film is being taken....THAT one must be darn good too!

[@CM-sj9pb]

The shape of the nose and body tells that this boat is for ocean.

That's one impressive boat.

[@МаркеллКрасавчик]

глиссер на попутной это весело ( хотя eling полуглиссер)

[@orionrodi]

*That´s why, I as a Shipbuilder love the Elling!

[@orionrodi]

@mike force You don't know shit, if you steped in it - nor do you know anything about my craftmanship, or the Elling. So please shut the fuck up!p

[@orionrodi]

@mike force you can't even spell my name right, are you a 1. grader trying to to fight a grown up behind your keyboard?

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

@Mohammad Raza yes! Look up elling roll test, they intentionally rolled one 360 degrees with the designer strapped in it to prove it’s capabilities.

[@gerardhaubert8210]

This is an Elling E4

[@Capitano-onlineDe]

mit diesem Schiff bist du recht sicher unterwegs. Die Elling hält auf jeden Fall mehr aus, wie die Besatzung. Ein Boot, für alle Reviere.

[@consti9641]

spatza07 Ganz genau, sie richtet sich ja sogar selber wieder auf.

[@JachtmakelaarDeMaas]

I 'm feeling sick just by watching this video. It prooves that a yacht seaworthy is as it's crew.

[@НимНимиц]

Вроде борется пароход, не сдаётся. А в камментах стеб над ним. Знающие, поясните, что не так.

[@БайкалБайкалыч]

Судно идёт на попутной волне, его скорости не хватает, волна его обгоняет и валякает, как беспомощную посудинку. Мощности двигателей не достаточно. Катер мог бы идти со скоростью волны комфортно , без кренов и виляний. И пассажиры чувствовали бы себя нормально без тошнотиков.

[@kinch358]

@@БайкалБайкалыч на видео люди показывают устойчивость на любом типе скорости на таких волнах, что судно прощает ошибки. Да, болтает, как говно (не водоизмещающий корпус), но и не доводит переворот до критических углов (не удивительно, двигатель, кухня, две каюты, баки -- все расположено в самом низу). Оч хорошее, сверхбезопасное гражданское судно.

[@БайкалБайкалыч]

Это Судно в отличие от водоизмещающего может позволить себе переходный режим движения ближе к 30км/ч и выше, идти уверенно , управляемо, обгоняя волну. Но в этом режиме максимальной мощности установленный там двигатель быстро умрет. Это Судно компромис: низенькое - но проходит под мостами, экономичное в водоизмещающем режиме, но не конкурент траулерным яхтам тихо-далеко-мореходно-комфортно на волне; имеет кратковременный 1ч переходный режим со скорость в 3 раза большей, чем водоизмещающий. В водоизмещающем на волне ведёт себя так, как показано на видео и находится в этом не устойчивом на курсе, валящемся с борта на борт судне тошнотворно

[@ianrkav]

What storm force is this? F8 maybe?

[@patrickrishaug3504]

Haha, this is my father! He and a friend was traveling from Norway to Spain trough the canals, they made it! But the Elling Yacht did burn down outside Denia i spain couple of years ago :(

[@paulnorman8274]

Sorry to hear that. I bet it was a nice cruise. Once in Spain, 20 knots is sooooo much nicer than the 8 knots a displacement trawler would be limited to. Do you per chance know if the fire was in any way related to the somewhat tight confines around the engine (at least by US Trawler Yacht standards), in the Elling? Or was it a fire which would have been just as likely, irrespective of size of engine room?

[@smmsex]

@@paulnorman8274 Единственная яхта Elling которая сгорела на данный момент, сгорела по причине возгорания пауэр-банка для зарядки смартфона, который владелец оставил в салоне яхты.

[@jeffgreen9109]

Nope! Im at the harbor!

[@gian534able]

Wow✊

[@markduncan6690]

I will stick to the Nordhaven thanks! This vessel looks lovely key it ready to go down the drain!

[@iljax1987]

Elling's are A class, self righting and have a kevlar reinforced hull. So they most likely stay afloat longer then Nordhavens. But Nordhavns are great and well proven vessels as well.

[@paulnorman8274]

@@iljax1987 In following seas, a full displacement boat like the Nordhavn, will, if done right, track straighter and be less likely to broach, which is what would be the greatest danger in this sort of conditions (aside from lesser captains than this guy dying of seasickness at the helm.....). The flatter, wider, more buoyant buttocks, and shallower draft and keel rake, of faster boats, are never ideal once things deteriorate to where you can no longer use their added speed potential to actively stay ahead of steepening and breaking crests.

[@nnasab]

She is all over the place. The captain needs to control his speed and if he was , it video shows a bad boat design.

[@rudy103069]

single prop and rudder?

[@squidproquo2241]

You don't even have a clue what you are watching. This is a following sea and huge waves. The captain is a show off and he is SURFING on the waves.

[@paulnorman8274]

A lesser captain would have broached....... He did very well. Those are not easy conditions. And while Ellings are better suited at it than far and away most powerboats, it's still a semi displacement boat with a 4 foot draft. Not an Icelandic trawler.

[@ghostindamachine]

You've never driven a boat for sure

[@nnasab]

@@ghostindamachine I lived most of my younger life in peconic bay on the water 250 days a year. I got my captain license when I was 24. I been on ocean more than you with all kind of vessels. Please don’t talk without knowing who you’re talking to.