This has to be my dream yacht

It would be interesting to see a video of an Arksen 85 in a good gale.

Really enjoy seeing all these technical behind the scenes videos from Jim. Looking forward to hearing more about the hybrid drive system and seeing the 85 afloat and underway. Keep them coming!

Thank you Arksen people for doing something special

This is a great ship. It's really the only type of ship were I just can't get enough of all the new videos and I love rewatching all the old ones too.

Let's see some videos of the 65!

Everything about this is well designed & engineered.

This is amazing, my new dream boat!

very nicely done ... love the recessed zincs

Really massive displacement seen very well here. Hard to imagine ever even needing anything this gross tonnage but is what it is as well too amazing to see this realized therefore. Can't wait to see underway and in the hands of an actual customer even owner😮😮😮🎉🎉

Great video. Looking forward to a more detail description of the Hybrid System. Particularly interested in range as well as how much fuel woudl the generator consume and how all of that compares to the diesel engine system. Love the videos, love the yacht, keep it coming.

Would love to see a video of the 75

Amazing presentation! I really appreciate you guys showing the underwater features. What a great built! Love these yachts!

Very interesting. I guess there's no reason for the skegs to go underneath the props and connect to the rudder.

I don't know the story of Arksen but there must be some intersection with Steve and Linda Dashew amd their FPB designs. I'm really fascinated with this design/style of hull-vessel for range, endurance and seakeeping and ability to owner-operate and live aboard.

Well done

6:03 so its remove the turbulence from the water stream and with that increase the efficacy.

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would have loved to see the transducer placement. my arksen will have a 360 sonar to find the tuna schools on its voyages.

Those rough, protruding welds must produce enough drag to counter your efforts to produce an efficient, slippery hull!

Are the rudders Orca proof? They seem a bit exposed with no bottom bearing.