Full test coming soon! The truly unique Silent Yachts 62, a vessel that could just as easily be called ‘Solar Yachts.’ Why? Because it harnesses the sun’s energy for free, letting you steam around the globe endlessly. But the 62 isn’t just an eco-friendly marvel—her 29’ 6” beam makes her a party platform extraordinaire, perfect for people with lots of friends. @CaptainBoomies @silentyachts While we get ready to share our full test, check out our walkthrough from the Cannes Yachting Festival to whet your appetite on our channel and website! #silentyachts #boattest #cannesyachtingfestival #solar #yachtlife #yachting

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What does it really take to build a winning IMOCA? Long before launch day, before the first sail is hoisted or the stopwatch starts, a new boat is shaped by countless questions, bold ideas, and fine margins. With its upcoming docu-series Born to Race, Team Malizia invites you behind the scenes of its next IMOCA build. Filmed throughout the construction process, the series follows the human, technical, and strategic journey of creating a top-performance racing yacht. From hull shape to sail design, from ergonomics that guide every movement onboard to the many layers of electronics, the team and their external experts explore the possibilities, imagining the options and challenges that lie ahead. Rather than simple build updates, Born to Race reveals the questions that drive the project: how a vision becomes reality, how experience fuels innovation, and how lessons from past campaigns shape the future. Published every last Wednesday of the month, the series captures the intensity, creativity, and collaboration behind a build that unfolds over time, leading towards the launch of Team Malizia’s future IMOCA in early summer 2026. 🎬 Episode 1 airs on Wednesday 28 January 2026, marking the start of a new chapter for Team Malizia, one that starts long before the boat hits the water.

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TUTORIAL ONE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7aQuNqE5s8 TUTORIAL TWO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1BjWLGH1eo Here is the first version of my PIC18F26k22 driving a WS2812B RGB Led strip. The led signal is coded purely in ASM

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