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11m Jet Boat by Global Marine Design
The latest in our Mono Hull waterjet design. This allows a very smooth and dry ride.
Shallow water is no issue with a draft of 400mm.
The vessel is classed NSCV 2C 12+2.
This version is powered by a Yanmar 700hp coupled with a Kamewa Jet with speed to 32 knots and complete with pot winch and tipper. Provision is given for a genset, however with solar panels/ inverter and a generous Lithium Battery Bank, the requirement for a genset is not required at present.
The vessel lends herself to a variety of applications including fishing/ dive/ charter/ workboat and pleasure boat.
Got to globalmarinedesign.com/vessels/10-2m-jet-lobster-boat/ for more information.
Shallow water is no issue with a draft of 400mm.
The vessel is classed NSCV 2C 12+2.
This version is powered by a Yanmar 700hp coupled with a Kamewa Jet with speed to 32 knots and complete with pot winch and tipper. Provision is given for a genset, however with solar panels/ inverter and a generous Lithium Battery Bank, the requirement for a genset is not required at present.
The vessel lends herself to a variety of applications including fishing/ dive/ charter/ workboat and pleasure boat.
Got to globalmarinedesign.com/vessels/10-2m-jet-lobster-boat/ for more information.
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9.3m Air Rider Aluminium Work Boat
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Built by Colin Smith Boat Builders in Port MacDonnell, this brand new design and Marine Kit has set the new standard for sea keeping, stability, softness of ride and load carrying in a 50' rock lobster vessel. Powered by a 750hp Volvo D16 engine and swinging a large 5 blade prop through a Twin Disc gearbox, the sprint speed is 24 knots at 1900 RPM, with a comfortable cruise speed of 19 knots. T...
MK13051 "HAMO570" 17m Charter Catamaran
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MK16081 "Ocean Jet 288" - 32m Axe Bow Ferry
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In April 2017 Global Marine Design travelled to Cebu, Philippines, for the launch of “OceanJet 288” for OceanJet Fast Ferries. This vessel is the 6th 32m monohull ferry built for OceanJet from a Global Marine Design kitset and is the second new vessel to feature an ‘axe bow’ forward raking stem. GMD was set the task and given free reign to design and kit an innovative bow module to minimise fue...
15101 72' Rock Lobster Fishing Vessel "En-Rybo"
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Global Marine Design have a range of Patrol Vessel designs available as structural aluminium Marine Kits. This video shows a selection of our patrol vessels from tank testing through to completion. More information can be found on our webpage: www.marinekits.com/marine-kit-catalogue/?srch=&catlist=patrol-boats&lngth=all&spd=all
MK16081 32m Axe Bow Ferry
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In July 2016 Global Marine Design travelled to Cebu, Philippines, for the launch of “OceanJet 188” for OceanJet Fast Ferries. This vessel is the fifth 32m monohull ferry built for OceanJet from a Global Marine Design kitset and is the first to feature an ‘axe bow’ forward raking stem. GMD was set the task and given free reign to design and kit an innovative bow module to minimise fuel consumpti...
MK09051 35m GMD Ferry "Sea Flyte"
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The "Sea Flyte" was developed for efficient low cost passenger operations and with the dual role of Whale Watching. Our deep vee coastal version hull is now used on this same style of ferry, making for much improved ride in rough seas. "Sea Flyte" has capacity for 277 passengers, 10 luggage crates below deck, and 150 push bikes and is powered by two economical CAT C32 engines which give a livel...
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I like it !
can you built a boat that has a cab pis
Can easily win the UGLIEST boat contest!
I never really liked this design of boat. I will always love the cape islanders here in nova scotia
Cats rule
The comment SMOOTH AND DRY RIDE kind of made me smile. Any boat has a smooth and dry ride in flat calm water.
I miss you 288
What kind of hall is this vibraglass or aluminum please comment back this would be a good giant tuna fishing boat
How big?
Is that it 🤣
This later on is gonna turn into scrap
Looks like Benchy!
Why do I feel suffocated and anxious watching this?
See people! That's my phobia! Being underwater in the deepest part of the ocean and watching in horror as a massive ships spinning propeller the size of an airplane passing by me!!!!!
Any footage in some rough stuff , im looking at building one of these . Great looking boat .
Check out this video of the 6.6m, same hull just one frame longer: czcams.com/video/m-GtRJkMIqs/video.html
@@jmair1194 Thanks for reply Jayden how do you rate them next to the same size cat. Watched the 6.6 plenty of times. I live in the south west of wa and it can get pretty ugly so want some thing that handles well . Had a 6 m kevlacat that was good but did roll a bit . Needed counter rotation motors in my opinion .
Heap of junk
I can watch this for hours
I wish they made a hr or longer video of it. Maybe to sleep to at a slow speed??
rule number one to survive this be the cameraman
How much money
Get rid of that jet drive and the 25 percent power loss with it and put that prop in the water with a velvet drive. You'll tack straighter and turn better.
Some footage of this boat in action would be nice
how much power engine
Who built the trap tipper?
Is aluminium or fibre
Well well what do you know... its spinning.
This cavitating makes me nerveus because of subnautica. " we are making a lot of sound ", here comes the leviathans :/
NOPE
OMG that triggers the submechanophobia
He fought long and hard to keep from becoming burger meat. Bravo!🤣🤣
I wonder what the cavitation does to the efficiency of the prop?
Decreases
imagine the prop fell off.
Congratulations to the cameraman for keeping the camera so steady 😂
Based on how stable the camera is I’m assuming that there is no cameraman and instead they probably just perched the camera onto a post at the haul of the ship pointing at the propeller
@@LeK-- r/whooosh my sarcasm bruh
@@LeK-- stfu bruh
For those who suffer from submechanophobia: This looks like a giant propeller, but it's not. Seeing as this is a 24m catamaran, it most likely uses two relatively high revving diesels of about 300-800 hp each. This prop is likely only about 50 cms big and only a meter under water. The little prop is more scared of you than you are of it ;-)
🙂 Thanks
it's big enough to kill you...allways, very interesting video !!
Still blend ur hand yho lmao
It’s still so scary
The only people who suffer from submechanophobia are those that have been sucked into turbines or propellers in past lives.
I like the stroboscopic effect...but being behind the propeller at 1000 RPM not to mention the size is quite scary.."I wonder how many sharks have been killed while attacking this noise maker in the deep sea not knowing that it's a death chamber"
The propeller size is only about 50 cm's at best on a cat like this. Possibly even smaller.
I mean, a 50cm prop will still do serious damage, but one from a large ship would just slap you out of existence
I hve seen this style of boat many lengths & it tracks nice but does get wave pop drag just few ft after bow looking like anti fowling need alot further up. At a min needs a tri bow style front w/main V & then where wave crest another V smaller on both sides. I do thick the axe rounded front blunt flat end is better choice for Main front V though, God. comment 6 showing. In this boat class a higher stance out of water the length of boat might help safety wise as well.
Đây là thuyền đánh cá nên hai bên mạn thuyền phải thấp đó bạn
Mate there nothing wrong with it if there was it would be on breakdown
I was the cap in that oceanjet 188
Just a dude dancing in the water holding the boat. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
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We’re cavitating captain! They can hear us! Oh wait. This isn’t a submarine. 😉
"We've just unzipped,.our flies"
سبحانه اللآدي سخرى لنا هدا وما كنا له بمقرنين وانا الا ربنالا منقلبون
I could watch this for seconds!
Hauling the mail.
so thats 50 knots
Imagine the Romans naval fleet having discovered the screw propeller.
When the roman triere straightens up and starts sprinting
@@goliathprojects7354 I don't understand your comment. 🤔
@@mickcarson8504 I was making a joke about how surprisingly terrifying it would be if roman warships would have used this kind of propultion as an attack strategy. Suddenly withdrawing all rudders and punching in "hyper speed"
My only issue is with the design is that the flybridge sits too far back. Itd be better if it was right above the house windows down below.
This is an apples POV before it’s made into a smoothie.
Dat cavitation. :B
Man, will you look at all that cavitation. Hell, a US submarine would hear you from an entirely different ocean. lol
Plus all the marine life. Think of the extreme noise this makes for them...
@@thomaskositzki9424 Dolphins don't seem to mind...
@@BillyBoze Jup. THat's one marine species. What about the thousands of others? But we don't really know what we do to our marine ecosystems with all our commercial, military and sports activities because biological research in general gets almost no funding. No commercial application you know... ;) :(
@@thomaskositzki9424 If people are interested, they fund it.
@@j.franklin21 There is a commercial interest against biological research. If an ecological system that might get destroyed by a planned industrial project isn't thoroughly researched and understood, it is hard to argue why it is worth saving and thus preventing the industrial project. Common scheme.
Nice boat bro..