HYDROFOIL -- THRILLING SWEDISH INVENTION

[@someolddude7076]

Would love to Fly thru the “no wake” zones with this bit of kit on my boat

[@denizzzka]

Predecessor of "Candela 7" boat?

[@rachelbrionesbriones8042]

I wonder how with such a weak front sensor, it controls position of the main foil... is it electrically controlled¡?

[@lillerikxp]

Visst fan är det utanför fårviken i första klippet? :)

[@jimmyschneiderman480]

Dear Mr. Ray Vellinga, Is it possible to obtain Mr. Alexander Sahlin contact information. My interest is to purchase the construction plans from this boat in order to build it. Regards, Jimmy

[@jefflogue4884]

It is amazing that a boat that size with such a small wake at that speed.

[@Snipeuout69]

Soooo what will it do with a merc 1350 in it??

[@gradyturner3367]

awesone video very interesting would love to hear the boat rather than the purchased music tho .... im a gearhead tho soooo theres that whole thing

[@markhonea2461]

Needs some serious professional help with the 'conmercial'. Great idea though.

[@stephensalt6229]

Invented by Alexander Graham Bell in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada...first powered up on the Bra Dor Lakes...

[@BasementEngineer]

Over 100 years ago this was, I think. His parent's house is about 50 Km from where I live; it is now a museum. My wife lived in the house across the street from there. Small world.

[@eddysanta1213]

Class.

[@jwserge]

fantastic!

[@alexeivoloshin5984]

Hydrofoils were invented by the British and fully developed by the Soviets, not Swedes.

[@icsfreedom2007]

Brilliant

[@ThomasDoubting5]

That amazing hydrofoils don't really like turning.

[@pontuswendt2486]

AMAZINGNES!!!

[@boguslawploszajczak2841]

Well done!

[@966396631]

If the Vikings had this on their longboats, the entire world would be speaking Swedish.

[@harryjones7197]

Did this get commercialized ?

[@NMA_NoMoreAmmo]

There are two options: 1) guy is dead. 2) some company bought concept, and hidden deep away.

[@alibee1978]

Pure class !

[@6470702]

какая скорость?

[@mishadoshakov1767]

На веслах быстрее

[@paxwallacejazz]

Inspired

[@slateization]

I would love to but this as a kit. As they say on the internets, Shut up and take my money :D

[@NMA_NoMoreAmmo]

2020, nothing changed in shipping industry. The truth is out here.

[@AbulHasan-lr5zm]

So nice and good thanks for you Take care

[@SuperSorokka]

Swedish? Then im a snow lepard siting a front of the computer.

[@ВыпимшиВыпимши]

This technology was developed in 1955 by Russian engineer Mr. Alekseev with passenger vessel the Raketa .

[@icsfreedom2007]

All the cway back to 20'

[@walkertongdee]

Thanks Ray I did not know the hydrofoil was a Swedish invention...

[@ArchonLicht]

Walkertongdee I don't think they mean to say they invented hydrofoils per se. They mean they invented this particular kind of hydrofoil technology, that allows one to achieve elevation at a lower speeds, and have less rolling - more stability - during transit.

[@BasementEngineer]

@@ArchonLicht A Scottish-Canadian worked on hydrofoils over 100 years ago on the Bras Dor lakes in Nova Scotia. My family and I visited the place when my sons were young.

[@Profabdesigns]

The thing needs a SBC with a blower!!!

[@benh4222]

wow only 20hp!

[@axeman6560]

Impressive and only 20hp.

[@faidularcs]

Go wave and capture video

[@МмВв-е6п]

И что? Катер "Волга", СССР, 1958 год! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIaXgK2upd2Me9k

[@santac6091]

Ещё японец был, в 70х, что ли.

[@ИгорьЦыганок-с3р]

У себя шведов активное подруливание плоскостями. У волги наглухо приклепанные крылья

[@AbulHasan-lr5zm]

I like you

[@tonysoprano406]

Hidrofoil by italians not swedish

[@bernadettehugues6752]

Savoure plusieurs

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

You call this thrilling? It looks like, it’s made in someone’s garage

[@AlfaRomeo156SWGTA]

This is a prototype build for testing purposes, not for sale.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

nawwwww not gonna work