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It´s a special "Launching horn" used by the shipyard for this event.

Actually they are the warning horns of the gantry cranes

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It has a slope of 50mm on 1000mm length which makes an angle of about 2,85°.

3 Times hooray for our newbuilding

Ships are always female, so " she's so huge"

@@brinki99 I don't call "she" I just call "he" or it

These are warning horns of the cranes in the building hall, the shipyard's horn ( which normally marks the beginning and end of lunch break) as well as Typhoons of the tugs, which will bring the vessel to the pier.

There is a so called shaft seal, which does the job. You can have a look here, if you like: www.wartsila.com/marine/build/shaft-line-solutions/wartsila-oil-lubricated-seals/wartsila-airguard-two-pipe-system

It's because of the sterntube

That bow creates an extra wave to compensate the other wave from the shoulder and so makes the vessel more energy efficient. This bow is called a bulbous bow.

The Inspiration crashed into Duke Point, not the Celebration.

@@ferriesbc oh yes that’s right. I’m retarded lmao

That’s because she’s hardly been used compared to the two other Coastal’s. Glad there finally putting her on the Duke Point run the even up the running hrs.

doubt it

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@@bonkeydollocks1879 no doubt

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That's correct. BC Ferries crown jewel Northern Expedition .

The Stig yes, there is, but I do not remember the ratio

brinki99 ok Thanks

The stern tube has its own bearing and seals.

Yes, me too.

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and it happen to be New Zealand =(

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yes but mostly on newer cruise ships not on cargo and tankers most of the time because of cost and other factors

any proxy between a power source (the engine) and a propulsion part (propellers intself) will spend some energy.

It’s the warning horns on the gantry cranes.

Just as well it wasn't built on the Clyde it might just be entering into service just now

Megan Scott i was wondering who they were. Was there a vote to see who would christen it?

@@macflod the boat was named after the first loch seaforth. My great grandad was the captain of the original loch seaforth and he has 4 daughters, unfortunately one passed before the launch so the 3 there are the daughters of Captain John Smith ❤️ here’s his page on the cal Mac website www.shipsofcalmac.co.uk/crew-and-staff/150

The title says "shaft line" so what were you expecting? If you're a non mechanical person then yes this would be boring so then why click on the video and watch it? You should have clicked on a video with a title that interested you like maybe......."dumb ass blows himself up with explosives"