Every 10 minutes from 8AM-8PM EST the webcam should perform a pan from the haul-out basin to the slips out on the ICW, back around to the yard, and then back to the haul-out area.
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Great job with the cam!
Rock on!
Capt Harry
Hey everybody,
I love this site. I love your boats as well. I do not own one or any boat for that matter but I am still a big fan. I grew up on the Chesapeake bay & have been around boats my whole life my dad having one.
Great job I was a big fan of rybovich yachts when I was younger and I just visited their yard while on vacation. Needless to say it was a big let down.
But now a Jarrett Bay fan !! Some day I hope to visit yours and see and learn.
Keep up the great job I love all the up dates !!
Sincerely,
Richard. Gilson
How about adding a camera a little to the east so I can get a look at my boat, Sea Grace. She’s on th hard at Jarrett Bay for the winter and I miss her.
what is the specs on that beast? Beam must be over 20 ft??
Correct Joe, 21′ 8″! – More specs and tons of photos are here: https://www.jarrettbay.com/carolina-construction/custom-yachts/hull-60/
Great work as usuall ya’ll! We have shared the live feed on our facebook page.
Very cool, even keel up she looks very sleek and sexy!
Great to watch this. How big is that lift? That hull looks small in there and comparing to the 50 ton lift in the foreground I’m guessing she must be in the 150-200 ton range? Wish we had a yard like yours up here in NJ. I have a very limited selection of haul out facilities with no option in my immediate area.
this is our 220T lift, Saltshaker
Awesome job guys. Perfect operation as usual.
Very impressive and well executed. Is this the first time you flipped one this way?
yes, first time needing to use the basin as part of the plan, recent smaller hulls we have flipped entirely within the travel lift straps
Very interesting process. The yard crew did a great job flipping the hull. I can’t wait to see the finished product. Your builds are true works of art.
That was truly ingenious …and pretty damn amazing …
Great job of flipping BlankCheck! Thanks for the video!
Thank you to everyone who logged on to check it out and we appreciate your kind words!
Pretty amazing particularly considering that was the first time using this method.
The crew did a successful test/run-through yesterday, and were very confident it was a good plan.
Nice FLIP! That sure is a big boat!
I work at ladies Touch upholstery in Newport and do plenty of work on the boats in your yard. Just watched a little bit of you flipping the Blank Check and we were wondering if you record and save the flipping of the boat so we can watch it on our own time??
Hi Jessica, Once the boat is hauled around the corner back to the new construction building we’ll return the camera to it’s usual live “guard tour” of the docks/basin/yard. We did not have time to work out a recording of the webcam footage, but we had people on the ground taking photos and video which we’ll post to our Facebook page later in the week.
Awesome!! it’s nice to see my boyfriend hard at work helping with that monster of a boat!! Great job guys!
Thank you for sharing the Blank Check flipping event with us! That was something you don’t get to see every day. Very interesting to watch.
Nice job guys.
Thanks for the web cam. Good to see all you do there. I will stop by next time down the ditch to lookout..
keep up the beautiful work. gotta love that Carolina flare.
Does the naval architecture firm that did the design oversee the flip or is this handled in-house after agreeing on the final design?
Congratulations on the successful flip and thanks for posting online, it was fun to watch.
Thanks RJ – it is supervised by our in-house architects and engineers.
In case you missed the live show it is on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14-e-QQIvwk
thanks, that’s actually from the 84′ being flipped last year, we’ll have 90′ footage posted soon!
Here’s a replay (including photos) of the 90′ hull flip!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJpS8Kl7ivU
I’ve been watching your staff hall boats out yesterday and today. It’s interesting to watch under the circumstances. I must say though, your guys are doing a great job in this weather. I hope everyone stays safe and good luck to all the boats and yard.
Love seeing dead cow on a daily basis 🙂
Love boats thanks cheese factory
Any chance you could pan the camera up the waterway instead of stopping at end of dock? I enjoy seeing what
you can spot during the camera’s movement.
How is the build for the Jaruco going?
pretty cool. do you have any video on tape of launches?
you guys seem fairly inventive. check out the plant tour of our plant that was done using a drone. might be cool to do on your website as well.
Check out our Youtube channel, there are several videos of new construction hull flips and other haulout footage https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUBCQZtDdqpYGOtalz_Whzw
This cam might probably will be really interesting in 2 or 3 days. Praying for you guys and everyone else in NC…
Is there any concern that the surge might float some boats?
I hope this camera survives Florence. I want to watch storm as it approaches. TAKE CARE
HOPE NOTHING BAD HAPPENS TO ANY OF YA”LL OR PROPERTY . PRAY FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY !
I don’t think the camera survived. Maybe they just lost power. I hope everyone made it through OK.
The camera is back on, but stuck looking at the Intercoastal and won’t pan back. I hope everything is ok in the yard…
Working now. Looks pretty good and normal. People working. Good deal.