Who can explain this wizardry?

My boy said wizardry, put one engine in reverse and put one engine and forward. Obviously you never own a boat before. 🤦🏼‍♂️🗡️🔺🪐

It’s not wizardry it’s a bow thruster

port engine reverse, starboard engine forward. bow thruster to port

You mean knowing how to operate dual engines? If you’re going to have a boat like that, it better be one of the first things you learn…….or you’re going to have strangers mocking you at every dock or marina.

Twin outdrives, split throttles. One in fwd, one reverse. Easy peazy.

That is a boat. It floats on water because the volume of water it displaces weights the same or less than the boat.

That’s called knowing how to drive what u bought!

Ja mogę.

Bow thrusters or independent engine control.

Left engine-reverse, right engine-forward. No “wizardry” Required.

One drive in fwd and one in reverse.

The wizardry of twin screws?

twin screws bro...the boat can do it... if the driver can

Un permis bateau donné pour une fois à un professionnel...

Simple stop boat in mid channel then forward on starboard engine and reverse on port engine to spin boat on its axis. Only at idle speed both engines. Make adjustments using idle speed of one engine.

This driver is so good. He did it with ease

He’s so good

Don't know if he has jets or props, but either way reverse one, push with the other.

It's called being able to operate your million dollar Cigarette boat and not look like a complete moron while doing it.

Twin screws. Once you’ve had twins nothing else will do.

At first the water level looked elevated. Nice, slow and methodic control of the throttles. Dude's well rehearsed.

Easy, twin screw........

The CO of my 17k ton, 721'x73', twin screw ship did the same in Sattahip, Thailand. Tugs were goofing up, he ordered them off, relieved the harbor pilot, and spun that damn thing right up to the pier with the engines, and tied up. "WHISTLE!!! Moored, Shift Colors". Done.

Competent boat handling. And let’s not forget - way easier to do with twin props.

Has to do with the inertia of the pistons of the engine and it being stationary. Depending on if it’s north or south of the equator will determine which direction it will spin.

Get to know your boat, practice, patience & it’s easy. Try making deliveries with an 18 wheeler in NYC. Much harder than this.

Twin screws and a superbly talented captain!!!

Well, It'll really blow your mind when you see a 350m long Cruise liner do it!!

Two engines starboard forward port in reverse.

starboard engine ahead slow, port engine back slow, feather the screws when you get aligned and hold station with the rudder

ciaboga, sin más.

If I had infinite money I would not buy this boat.

Twin screws. Opposite directions.

Almost all new boats have joy sticks

Two props. One forward one reverse. 🤷🏻‍♂️

It’s a jetboat. Easy once you know how