Welcome to another episode sailing with me Rose. There is so much noise because there is so much going on in this factory. This is all one River Rose 2 over there 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 holes in production. Today we're looking at electric battery installations. The electricians are speeding through windows are going in. The Brunt is on the boat. The Bowsprit is in a beautiful piece of kit. Lots to show you. Enjoy this one. It's going to be great. So let's jump on board. How number one and see exactly what we've seen since we jumped on last week. Yeah a real rival activity. There's a lot of electrical work going on here. This is a battery box. So the battery box is going in there. So what else have I got to show you today? Now the side windows. These sides have been prepped and this is for ages. So as you can see, the guy is using a little multi-tool to make sure that is perfectly home-born. All spares down to bond the side windows. And for the side windows in that tough and tins of glass all there. Now that they've put the crossbeam back in you can see that anchor area. Everything put in here. The size of this is two. And then underneath there we have the driver. Carbon fiber, Bowsprit. That is beautiful to see. Carbon fiber, standable Bowsprit. So if you are going to be working before then, literally I can sit here. So I'd say that's about a meter long. The fact that you can sit here is actually a real boner. And actually I know what. There's a backrest here. Literally I'm on a floating platform. It's wicked. Yeah, loving this. And honestly, this full deck is huge. Yeah. All right. Let's start firstly. Let's walk down this side deck. This is obviously the starboard side deck inside so much to see going on as we head down into the cockpit. There are workers everywhere. We are really ramping up into a different stage of production here. Now as we head into the saloon, there are a lot we can see now. This is obviously where the set ease are going to go. Now the entire master vault system is in place minus the batteries, but there are huge wiring looms. Icelator switches for the batteries. And again, everything. I actually have an absolute bent for the looms and how neat everything is here. Now if we remove this cardboard box, what we can see is that this metal box has the bus bars in place. So again, the electrical system on this boat is absolutely huge. 24 volts and it's going to have to be stepped down to 12 in parts, but again, bus bars for fuses so that everything is easily accessible. And this is really because of Ruby Rose, I know that actually being out of check the fuses, check the bus bars is something that you need to do sometimes very, very quickly. We've had issues before with things like the windless fuse dropping out and things tripping. So again, knowing where all these panels are, where everything is clearly labeled for future maintenance and obviously for problem solving with electrical issues. And again, for those of you who may have watched our episodes in the BVI's, there were some issues with just a straight earth with a trip switch. And again, this is going to be super useful for us and I'm exactly where everything is, everything will be labeled and easily sort of easily resolvable using just flow charts. So inverter charger for us again, master vault, because we are going to have some pretty complex systems on the boat. With the inverter, we are going to be running on, you know, while we're at anchor things like washing machines, hairdryers, and we're looking up to like three kilowatts here, three and a half kilowatts. So again, lots and lots of power requirement. Moving to this wiring room, this runs all behind the chart table. So again, underneath the chart table, you can see where all the charges are, charges of the batteries, easily visible. And saying that we again, from a maintenance point of view, find very, very useful. Now, if we step down into the port or the master hole, you can see where everything is going on here. There is a lot of cabinetry that has now gone into place. Again, talking to Mirion last week, they are definitely working with mixed materials. So we've got areas which are going to be covered in fabric. We've got areas which are wood faced. And then we've got that twin gel coat in light gray and white. So again, it should be absolutely like really a beautiful area. Now, the templating, as you can see, looking at the head lining, anything that you see in green from past videos is where they are still templating. And they template in this green MDF to make sure that as per the discussion on the motorbike, and yes, I do understand that vlogging on a motorbike is dangerous. But if you can see where this green headlining is, this is where the CAD design hasn't been finalized. And so what they are doing is they're taking the CAD design and turning it into actually a template. So again, a mixture of colors, these panels will be fabric covered. Then we look up to these large windows, white gel coats. So we've got, I think in our case, it's going to be a gray, a slightly gray fabric, white fiberglass, gray fiberglass, and then this oiled ash. Honestly, I think the final look is going to be absolutely amazing. And obviously, then we're going to this whole drama about bedding and soft soft furnishings. And obviously, this is a completely different chapter, which is probably more based in sex in a city than actually boat building. So oiled wood at the back, facings. I think this is ash. And then this kind of like fairly neo retro cabinetry with the shapes are all cut out for the handles. So again, an interesting design. As it all ties together, I am absolutely sure that this from a visual point of view is going to be super, super beautiful. Also, just to notice is that it's aluminum, aluminum for our European neighbors, track has been put in place. And this allows for the privacy door to be for the master having to be sort of like placed. But there's also additional storage here for small pantry items. So as this comes across, I'm not sure this design has been finalized, but again, interesting to see it as this comes into play. Stepping down into the starboard hole, what do we have here? Well, again, the this lady carpenter, honestly, she's amazing. But she is finishing off the carpentry in the small cabin. And as per last week, it's not exactly a small cabin. It is bigger than the master cabin on Ruby Rose. But again, all the fiddles in place, the templating is now in place for the surrounds for the windows. And this is really tying together. So really, it's not going to be long now before this is going to be signed off on and we will be working towards actually getting mattresses and obviously finishing this off. One thing to note, there is a guy here working on the steering linkage. Now, this is super important that the steering linkage is put into tie the two wheels together. Everything all coming together. So between technicians and a light, we have everything in place. So follow me, walk with me. Walk with me. I want to just show you a couple of other things that I picked up on while during my inspection today. Inspection, it's not a speck, it's just me fanning around with the camera clearly. So what do we have? The Helmseats. Actually, we talked about this before about the Helmseats design and how it wasn't finalized. Now, we actually have a Helmseats for try and add in light. So we've got this box, which is obviously that's actually back full to the Helmseats. Obviously, obviously we could put up there. The batteries have now been installed. This guy, this electrician is working so fast. European Australian electricians be aware. These guys work super fast. This electrician, yep, working super hard. All installed there, lovely. Guys, they're working pretty hard. That extra windows in. Let me just have a look at that. So they are bonding that window in. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful piece of glass. Quick move around the factory. Electricians just, honestly, going absolutely gangbusters here. Gangbusters. We've got those two. We want to take a swing around this everyone. We want to take a swing round it. I know that you're all asking what how far behind hole one is hole two. Really rows two. So what have we got here? Stainless still from midway, all in place. Let me have a look at this space. What else do we have? Obviously this stern section, where we're going to put the life raft all in there. So we've got a completed hole. We have completed Helmstations. Obviously, it looks super, super dark in here because they haven't cut the windows through. So we've got a whole area that needs to be opened up, but because they've done so much work on one, two should be straightforward. Target arching, carbon fiber, poultry in. All good. Three over there for there. And then let me just take a quick walk through. I know some of you actually really interested in batteries. That is five. Okay, so hang on a second. Let's just do some counting. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. They have seven boats in board and they're just releasing another one and they're infusing another. So there we are. So did you enjoy that? This boat really is coming on. She will be in the water before too long. Two is coming on, but we're looking forward to test sailing hole one in the new year, I actually did it. If you enjoyed that, give us a like, give us a thumbs up, leave a comment. If you want to see like in Vietnam, let me know what you want to see. I'll be back next week. You enjoy yourself. Stay safe, everybody. Bye-bye.