A thing of beauty (Palmer Johnson DB9 Superyacht)

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by High Life, Dec 17, 2012.

  1. High Life
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    High Life Junior Member

    My favorite yacht this year...
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    Palmer Johnson 171' M/Y No.2, a sister ship to M/Y "DB 9" Designed entirely by Nuvolari Lenard Design currently under construction at Palmer Johnson's facility in USA

    "DB 9" M/Y, A Nuvolari Lenard Design 52 meter 32 knots M/Y for Palmer Johnson
     
  2. J Feenstra
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    I love the umbrella sun screens!
     
  3. Frosty

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    Notice they drained the front pool for the high speed run.

    Thats cheating.

    Ive always thought there was something strange about having a swimming pool on a boat.
     
  4. daiquiri
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    daiquiri Engineering and Design

    I love that styling
    I love how it slices through the calm water.
    I think it will not behave so nicely in waves.
    And I think that the swimming pool is a useless overkill which has spoiled the look of the deck.

    P.S.
    Oh, and I love that dramatic music. :)
     
  5. michael pierzga
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    Looks like they will try to solve the anchor chafe problem with some kinda massive guard on the bow knuckle and forefoot.

    Better to avoid afterthought remedies with proper design

    a stem nested anchor should have been chosen
     
  6. Tad
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    Tad Boat Designer

    Presumably they station eyeballs on the flying bridge to see where they're going.........
     
  7. bntii
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    Why does it always seem to be rolling?
    At every speed... Roll roll roll.
     
  8. WestVanHan
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    WestVanHan Not a Senior Member

    I can't really see any resemblance to an Aston Martin.

    Guess the pool could be drained to store diesel bladders for longer runs but Dockwise may be better.
     
  9. Frosty

    Frosty Previous Member

    Swimming pool might be ok if you have a glass window below at the bar to it and you have nice girls in bikinis.
     

  10. PAR
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    PAR Yacht Designer/Builder

    I see very little desirable about the monstrosity, personally and her movement through the water wasn't especially impressive, considering the conditions.
     
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