TI SPIEGO LA BARCA EPISODIO 1: LE CARENE. Back to Basic How does your boat run? Episode 1: the Hulls

The Barche a Motore video podcast is here, in collaboration with @SuzukiItaliaOfficial. The goal? To understand boats, starting from the basics and moving on to the fundamental questions: How can I consume less? How can I gain a few more knots? What are the secrets to safe sailing? Which propellers to choose? How to use the trim? ... and much more. In short, a simple and intuitive manual to understand the boat, to sail it at its best, but also to choose the right one when purchasing. What do we start from? Starting from the basics, of course. In this first episode, we'll cover: 1. Hulls, the basics: 00:00 Introduction: Why this video podcast? 00:50 Why boats float... 02:30 Static or dynamic buoyancy? 5:00 The Engineer's Minute 5:50 Displacement and Planing 6:30 Critical Speed 7:00 Wavelength 7:30 Going Further, Consuming Less 9:90 Boat Lengths: Overall, Hull, and Waterline In the next two episodes, we'll delve deeper into hulls, discussing: 2. Dihedral Angles, Skewers, Steps... 3. Displacement, Planing, Semi-Displacement, and Flying: Strengths and Weaknesses We'll then move on to - Propulsion - Propellers. A long journey to understand the "numbers" of your boat, to improve its performance, but also to guide you through the process of purchasing or refitting. Credits: Luca Sordelli and Stefano Monfroni EPISODE 1: THE HULLS. Displacement, Planing, or Even Flying? What Kind of Boater Are You? It starts, in collaboration with @SuzukiItaliaOfficial, the video podcast of Barche a Motore. Objective? To understand boats, starting with the basics to get to the fundamental questions: How can I consume less? How to gain a few extra knots? What are the secrets to sailing safely? Propellers, which one to choose? Trim, how to use it? ...and much more. In short, a manual - simple and intuitive - to understand the boat in order to conduct it at its best but also to choose the tasty one at the time of purchase. What do we skate from? From the basics of course, in this first episode we will talk about 1. Hulls, the basics 00:00 Introduction, why this Videopodcast 00:50 Why boats float... 02.30 Static or dynamic buoyancy? 05:00 The engineer's minute 05:50 Displacement and glide 06.30 The critical speed 07:00 The wavelength 07.30 Go more, consume less 00:90 The lengths of a boat: over all, hull and buoyancy In the next 2 episodes we will delve into the topic of hulls, talking about 2. Dihedral angles, skids, redan... 3. Displacement, planing, semi-displacement and flying: merits and demerits. We will then move on to talk about - Propulsions - Propellers A long journey to understand the "numbers" of your boat, to improve its performance, but also to guide the way to purchase or refit. DISCLAIMER This video was created for informational purposes. The Motor Boat Channel and the authors of the videos assume no responsibility for the use of the content of this video. Since 1974, Panama Editore has covered the world of boating and tourism through print and digital publications; information and service websites; events, e-commerce, and educational activities. Barche a Motore is the publishing brand that has been providing information on the world of motorboating since 1990. The product philosophy is continually evolving, adapting to the new reality of the boating world, which has radically changed in recent years. Barche a Motore focuses on boats of all sizes—boat accessories, products, and services—with an innovative approach and a carefully selected, high-quality selection of tourist destinations. The primary goal of the new philosophy is to make the market reality clear to readers/users, guiding them to make informed and sustainable choices. The epicenter of Barche a Motore's narrative is the Mediterranean, where every sea lover from around the world desires to sail. The simple, linear, and elegant editorial format draws inspiration from the success of Top Yacht Design, an ambassador of nautical design worldwide. The content, in Italian and English, is shared daily on the website, with social media updates and a magazine published six times a year, depending on the peak interest, in both digital and print versions. Credits: Luca Sordelli and Stefano Monfroni