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37' RHIB Pilot Boat "The Aldebaran" by BRIX Marine | World's Best RHIB Pilot Boat | NAIAD


published on 16 April 2024 1882 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "BRIX Marine". Originally published on 2024-04-09.
Awarded World’s Best RHIB Pilot Boat of 2023, BRIX Marine's 37' NAIAD Pilot is purpose-built with cutting-edge design, advanced technology, and unparalleled performance to excel in its mission as a pilot boat.

With a length of 37 feet and powered by twin 300HP @YamahaOutboards01, the Aldebaran prioritizes practicality and performance. The aluminum hull, D-shaped foam, and polyurea membrane ensure durability, while the cabin provides comfort with insulated walls and shock-mitigating Shockwave Seats. Equipped with essential features such as Garmin Marine navigation and a Northern Lights, Inc. diesel generator, the Aldebaran is crafted for both recreational and professional maritime use.

Learn more about the Aldebaran: https://brixmarine.com/2023/11/16/brix-marine-unveils-the-aldebaran-the-latest-addition-to-the-naiad-vessel-series/

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