The firststock built Neel 47 for sale directly from the builder, delivered to the US. Presented at the February 2020 Miami Boatshow. Scott from Wright Yachts in Seattle explaining the layout.
don't have ropes over your panels. Easy fix, raise the panels up to allow ropes to pass underneath. It also helps with airflow under the panels, keeping them cooler. both will help them generate more power.
You ever been aboard one yourself? There were some finish quality issues in the past, but they've made great strides recently to address, and the boats sail beautifully. For what it's worth, I think it's funny how people take other's word as truth, without evaluating themselves the proper way. In either case, I think it's quite an oversight to evaluate sailboats and rank them, without ever actually sailing them.
i wouldnt pay to much attention to the ruby rose videos since they are quite shallow.... they never touch on the real questions to ask or show, like electric & electronic looming, plumming, structural integrety, rudder mechanics, rigging, actual handling under sail, etc....
don't have ropes over your panels. Easy fix, raise the panels up to allow ropes to pass underneath. It also helps with airflow under the panels, keeping them cooler. both will help them generate more power.
Nice tour. Getting interested. So much space for long offshore trips. Thanks.
Thanks! Feel free to give us a ring if you have any questions or would like to discuss.
3 batteries, or did I miss another bank? I do like that they are at the bottom of the hull.
Nice job guys
I am really surprise. It seems that some NEEL 47 have escape hatches in hulls, some have not. Is it an option ? It is a safety matter ...
What’s the cost of the boat?
Around $750K well equipped. Feel free to reach out if you'd like to discuss in more detail.
652,000 euros for a hidden toilet???... come on get serious!!!
Ruby Rose exposed the terrible quality of Neel.
You ever been aboard one yourself? There were some finish quality issues in the past, but they've made great strides recently to address, and the boats sail beautifully. For what it's worth, I think it's funny how people take other's word as truth, without evaluating themselves the proper way. In either case, I think it's quite an oversight to evaluate sailboats and rank them, without ever actually sailing them.
i wouldnt pay to much attention to the ruby rose videos since they are quite shallow.... they never touch on the real questions to ask or show, like electric & electronic looming, plumming, structural integrety, rudder mechanics, rigging, actual handling under sail, etc....