| Why
we made this video |
0:00:54 |
| A
few historical comments |
0:01:20 |
| Why
the new design will be more comfortable |
0:02:41 |
| Bow
and stern waves indicate efficiency |
0:03:05 |
| Dolphins
also act as efficiency indicators |
0:05:30 |
| Tank
testing explains new design's improvements |
0:06:33 |
| Heavy
weather aspects of new design |
0:07:43 |
| CFD
analysis allows more varied testing |
0:08:34 |
| Why
these designs are so comfortable |
0:10:51 |
| Active
stabilizers on new design |
0:11:30 |
| What
happens in a capsize situation |
0:13:24 |
| Why
all the emphasis on heavy weather? |
0:15:30 |
| A
look at long passage capability |
0:16:00 |
| An
emergency "get-home" rig |
0:16:35 |
| A
detailed look at interior layout |
0:16:56 |
| Flying
bridge layout |
0:18:55 |
| Aft-deck
layout |
0:19:42 |
| The
purpose of booms |
0:20:52 |
| Some
longer looks at the new design |
0:21:42 |
| Specification
details |
0:23:40 |
For
over twenty years Dashew Offshore has been at the forefront of cruising
design. With their new "Unsailboat" design, they are once again breaking
new ground. This 24-minute DVD traces the history that led up to this
new concept for crossing oceans, and then takes you through the design
process. Lots of good heavy weather footage, animation, and a fascinating
tour of this exciting new boat. 