Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Frank Mulder Gigayacht

Ranking at number five on our list is the Frank Mulder Gigayacht. Unsurprisingly, the yacht was designed by Naval architect Frank Mulder, of Mulder Design. In addition to its stellar design, the Gigayacht gained notoriety for being the most expensive item ever sold on eBay. It sold for $168 million.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich currently owns the Frank Mulder Gigayacht. The master suite features luxury office area, salon, cinema room, fitness room, two person cabin for children or body guards. A helicopter garage is accessible in the bow with a retractable elevator. Sixteen oversized guest cabins and two multi-level VIP suites are sure to impress Abramovich’s guests. The Russian billionaire would be wise to use Evinrude XD100 oil to keep his luxury yacht afloat.

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Trimaran

Surely there are some science fiction fans out there who would relish the opportunity to own a futuristic super-yacht. For just $2.4 million you can own Trimaran, the work of Craig Loomes. The overall design of the ship looks like a space ship you might see exploring the galaxy on Star Trek.

The 148 meter hull has split-level luxury staterooms to accommodate 28 guests. The uniquely shaped hull is flanked by two narrow side hulls for stability. Top speed for Trimaran is 50 knots and the cruising speed is 40 knots with a range of 3,000 miles. Luxury amenities include a swimming pool, hot tub, sunbathing rooms, a grand piano bar, and a helicopter pad. Quality oil like Evinrude XD50 oil is most likely used to keep this floating hotel running smoothly.

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Leander

Built in 1994 by Peene shipyard in Germany, the Leander is the ultimate in luxury. For $490,000 a week you can charter the 75 meter full displacement yacht. Private VIP apartments and entertainment rooms are spread over three deck levels.

Leander is one of the largest yachts built during the 1990s. Its luxury facilities include a gorgeous dining room, observation lounge, and panoramic windows. There is also a custom pool with Jacuzzi, a sauna, and modern gym for those vacationers who like to keep up with their workout routines no matter where they travel. A full bar and barbecue is available for those who would rather sip pina coladas than run on a tread mill.

A luxury ship like the Leander certainly runs on the best Evinrude XD 100 oil.

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Senses

Ranking in at number eight on our countdown, is a grand ship designed by Martin Francis. For $240,000 to $250,000 a week you can indulge in the elite luxury of this at-sea paradise. This mighty vessel is equipped with four-wheel drive option, which is a feature not offered on conventional yachts. Wheels? I know you’re thinking that a boat does not have wheels, but this term is merely used to describe its handling capabilities.

Passengers will enjoy basic luxuries of satellite TV and a stereo music system as well as fancier luxuries like the Jacuzzi pool, gym and sauna. With spacious living arrangements suitable for up to 12 guests, it’s hard to imagine what cannot be accomplished on a ship so grand.

I can only imagine that a ship of this magnitude relies on the reliable power of Yamalube 2M oil!

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Virginian

Climb aboard the Virginian for $249,000, a vessel built by Van Lent in 1990. Famous for its design and technical capabilities, this ship is also equipped with an on-deck Jacuzzi, a mosaic octopus in the master bathroom, abundant dining space, a bar and a lavish library. Its generously-sized deck also allows for sunbathing, games and parties.

With six cabins to accommodate up to 12 guests, this 203-foot yacht is the perfect luxury vessel for a family vacation. This ship also features an impressive gym to keep its guests in tip-top shape. At night passengers will comfortably slip into their spacious state rooms or find comfort in the many lounging areas inside as well as outside.

It’s likely that a ship of this magnitude calls upon the clean power of Yamalube 2W oil!

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Atmosphere

Constructed by Perini Navi, Atmosphere offer 174 feet of divine luxury and can be rented by the week for a mere $210,000. Just kidding; while the rental price is accurate the cost can be described as anything but minor. However, if you have this kind of money to spare I would consider climbing aboard for an elite at-sea vacation.

The Atmosphere may accommodate up to 14 guests and can transform from a first-rate family destination into a well-equipped business center to satisfy both leisurely pleasures and business needs. Another unique feature of this vessel is the Turkish bath it offers in addition to a Jacuzzi pool, a sauna and a main salon. And, of course, the ship is satellite-ready to power conference calls, the internet and they typical TV, DVD and stereo system.

I can only imagine that a ship of this magnitude relies on the clean power of Yamalube 2M oil!

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Excellence III

Built by Abeking & Rasmussen, Excellence III is a lavish yacht that can be chartered for the Mediterranean or Caribbean waterways for $365,000 to $385,000 per week. This ship was designed to lavishly accommodate 12 passengers in six guest cabins, four of which offer king-size sleeping amenities.

Aboard this yacht guest will enjoy the option to dine on deck with a cozy canopied eating area, which provided breathtaking views of the surrounding waters, or inside seated at the 12-person grand dining table that delivers sophistication beyond imagination. Passengers may also partake in two windsurfers, two kayaks, two 800hp wave runners, water skis and other various water sport equipment. Indoors the luxury continues with the delivery of an LNN music system, a flat-screen plasma TV in each master cabin, a gymnasium, a steam shower and a sky lounge, which is convertible into a full theater.

Top tier ships like this most certainly rely on the efficient power of Evinrude XD 50 oil.

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Top 12 Most High-Tech & Luxurious Yachts of the World ~ Sea Dream

Many Americans have experienced the at-sea luxury and excitement offered by a voyage of the big blue ocean waters when aboard a cruise ship. However, it is only a handful of elite individuals who can afford the prime elegance and sophistication of a private yacht that brings marine fantasy to life. This week we will begin to highlight the top 12 yachts of the world that provide first-class luxury and state-of-the-art technology for those who aren’t burdened by a hefty price.

Coming in at number 12, the Sea Dream is a prime option for those whose bank accounts are overflowing with riches; charter this mighty vessel for $315,000 to $700,000 per week and you may discover what this 344-foot yacht has to offer. Guests will be pleased to partake in astonishing views, a dining salon, a cocktail bar, a library stocked with many games, an Asian spa, three steam showers, a sauna, a 195 square foot living room and the list goes on.

It’s likely that a ship of this magnitude calls upon the clean power of Evinrude XD 100 oil!

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Boat Engine Basics ~ Cooling

Last, but certainly not least, the cooling system of a boat engine is necessary for proper operation. However, where most other parts or functions of a boat engine are similar to that of an automobile engine, the cooling system is actually quite different. For a boat engine, raw water is pumped directly from the ocean, river or lake in which the boat is currently resting.

This water is then channeled through the engine block’s water jacket and is then circulated by the water pump where the water then flows into the risers. These specialty devices mix the boat exhaust with the water and the exhaust then forces the hot water back into the lake. And there you have it, in five days we have covered the basic parts of any boat engine so that, hopefully, you know a little more about its inner workings.

Keep your boat engine happy, clean and powerful with Evinrude XD 50 oil.

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Boat Engine Basics ~ Compression

Compression within the boat engine is yet another essential part of maintaining a steady operating vessel. The compression is more of an action that a specific part of the engine. Here are the basic steps that need to occur to ensure the proper compression within the boat engine takes place:

• The cylinder must not leak any power when the spark ignites the fuel
• The rings around the piston must press against the cylinder wall exactly
• The valve seats must fit exactly in their guides

The timing must be exact in all areas and the parts may not be worn down or damaged, otherwise the engine will not run at full power. However, you can help things along with the clean power of Yamalube 2W oil.

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Boat Engine Basics ~ Fuel Delivery

Fuel delivery is an essential part of ensuring the operation ability of any boat engine. The purpose of this system is to mix together air and the fuel and then meter this mixture to the cylinder for ignition. There are two different types of fuel delivery methods that may be used in a boat engine: fuel injection or a carbureted system.

Both systems serve the same purpose; they just operate a little differently. But let’s focus on the properties they have in common. When a piston in pulled downward in the cylinder, the intake valve is opened and air is then pulled into the intake manifold. The fuel is then combined with air as it passes through the open valve into the cylinder. This process is also controlled by the timing shaft.

Clean and powerful engines prefer Yamalube 2M oil to ensure smooth sailings.

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Boat Engine Basics ~ The Ignition Part 2

Yesterday we began to discuss the basic parts of a boat engine, starting with the ignition system, in an effort to educate boat owners on the basic functions of their boat. Don’t forget that understanding the primary design and purpose of the essential parts of your boat will only help keep you out of the repair shop if something is to go wrong with the operating system of the boat.

The overview of the ignition system ended yesterday with the power stroke being called into action by a spark igniting the fuel in the cylinder. The entire process that was outlined yesterday is timed by the rotation of the cam shaft raising and lowering the intake valves. Then, turned in perfect time with the intakes valves and , the belt from the cam shaft turns the device inside the distributor. In conclusion, if any parts of the engine fail, the boat engine will run poorly or not at all.

However, you can ensure a smoother running engine with Evinrude XD 50 oil.

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