I like the practical nature of your videos... not all fun, but really understanding your boat and how systems function, something seldom seen on other channels. Thanks

Great episode! thanks for sharing!

A great vid, can’t wait for the lottery to hit and join you! Wishing us all the best in your endeavors and have a safe holiday period.

Very informative vid. Will save to watch a few more times.,thank you

Finally ! A video where not a salesman tells you how beautiful the interior woodwork is but explains a little bit about the technical problems.For example I didn't know that these boats were not designed to run the generator on passage. Big issue.! And also not to run air condition. That I know from you own boat though. Personally for me I would like to shut all the doors and windows on a long passage in the tropics and run the AC. Also just a minor little issue with the switch for the bilge pump. So much technology in these boats that can easily get overwhelming. Great Video !

Very nice video production. Best of luck to you with your new vessel.

Wait, Episode 3? Did I miss E1 and E2? Great video! James Knight is such an incredible source of Nordhavn knowledge, I can listen to him for hours.

thank you

May the wind always be at your back, course true and seas fair. Wish I could personally enjoy such a yatch and sail away but alas this is not possible unless I won the lottery. Enjoy and have the best times of your life, keep posting those videos when possible, we will be with you in spirit thanks to them. 👍🇨🇦

Great video enjoy your new life and yacht I’m so wanting to do this someday hopefully soon. I hope to meet you on the water someday

Way to go, Frank. Keep doing this lifestyle for another 15 years and I’ll meet you somewhere on another explorer. Cheers.

Is this training paid for by Nordhavn in an arrangement with Yacht Tech? Aslo, how much prior boating experience did you have prior to your N-62 purchase? Dream boat, nice boat.

Lekker man lekker

Any particular reason for having all three beautful monitors showing the same info/display?

Seems like a lot to learn! You might be doing yourselves a favor by editing your training videos into shorter info-videos (for yourselves, not us) about specific topics, so you won't have to wade thru hours of footage later if you need to re-learn. In any case, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to watching more of your journey.

That's the thing about about the weather it's not gonna always be Sunny and 70 so but I suggest is get yourself at xbox one and the game red dead redemption 2 and those are perfect for rainy days on a boat have an excellent day

Does James even own a yacht? I’ve never heard him mention that he does which, if true, says a lot. Owning a yacht seems like great fun until one realizes the amount of complexity.

Why do you add music when the audio is already bad 🤔🤦🏻‍♂️Would have been an interesting video, but with weird cutting and bad sound it's stressful.

would bebetter if you would some how synchronize volume, your intro is loud and microphones not , and would be better if you would not put music in video and let people hear natural environment , other then that very nice videos, thank you

Great vid, but PLEASE, don't ever play that music again. I'd rather hear James Knight, or just the engine.

Hey Frank, I think you have some good content, but the audio level variance can be a bit off-putting. I think it is a safe assumption that the only viewers who will elect to endure it are: people who are not attune to the sound issues, people with such a love of the subject matter you are covering, and friends. I don’t know what kind of video editing software you are using, but I’ll bet it comes with an audio level indicator. When transitioning from one clip to the next it is important to keep the levels as uniformed as possible, and out of the red. Don’t try to direct the viewers volume level, everybody has their own preferences. The goal is for the end viewer to set his/her volume one time and enjoy the show. I hope I’m not coming off sounding condescending, that is not my intent. I really hope your channel matures into something really cool. I don’t know what your intended target audience is, but if you are the man I think you are, you are looking not for a niche market, but rather to get as much Mark integration is humanly possible. That is to say to get people who have never given a thought to maritime operations to become fascinated with what you are doing. I really believe you can and do it. You will just have to put up with some unsolicited advice from obnoxious pricks along the way. Get a good quality noise canceling headset and use that to QC your work along the way. I feel like you are doing your audio editing in your engine room. I feel confident that if you had an employee who turned out this level of quality you would fire them. Good luck, and I look forward to the next video.

It seems to me that is is obligatory in the USA to install as much gages, screens, computers and buttons as possible in the wheelhouse. They can all fail, what is so neccesary about all this, mostly not needed information. A ship should be reliable and all this equipment does not help achieving that.

It would have been far better without the music - and the very irritating and amateurish music editing.