Navigare presents the Island Spirit 525 Catamaran with Bobby White from Sailing Doodles

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Navigare presents the Island Spirit 525 Catamaran with Bobby White from Sailing Doodles

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In this presentation co-hosted by Navigare Yachting and Bobby White from Sailing Doodles, we introduce the Island Spirit 525E catamaran and discuss purchase options for private use or charter placement in the Navigare fleet.
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@geoffstrebel2808 2 жыл бұрын

@22:29 I've been on the same Navigare boat, a year a part, coincidentally during the Doodles/Navigare flotilla and they're telling the truth. Navigare does an excellent job with maintenance.

@Gulfstream650SP 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the info.

@calledout4437 Жыл бұрын

Do you guys have plans to work with Silent Yachts? Now that's the catamaran I really want and would be interested to know if you can do that.

@jackmomesso Жыл бұрын

Can I visit one boat to buy

@geoffstrebel2808 2 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty torn here. The need for a 55kW genset is a tough pill to swallow. Why even bother with solar at that point? It might be more efficient to drive the propellers with hydraulics if you have a 55kW genset on board...?

@hman0007 Жыл бұрын

Solar allows you to never run the generator if you have clear sky.

@michaelm2683 Жыл бұрын

I'm with you on this my math dosent add up. It was stated (and on the chart) the IS525e needs only 50hp to go 8knots fully loaded (22,000kg), 50hp =37kwh but they have (2) 65kw motors? SO you would typically use 1/4 the power you have on hand to power the boat at 8knts? Seems like you could get away with smaller motors and generator. Also @hman0007 4.5kwh in full sun is not going to help so much when you are using 37kwh (charging your 200kw of battery is already like 3 days only on solar in perfect sunlight.