What distinguishes the model
- The design by Gérard Danson proved its potential with victory in the single-handed transatlantic OSTAR 2000 race.
- At 13,71 metres in length the catamaran offers generous space for long passages on the high seas.
- The Danson generation is regarded as more lightly built and thus promises brisk, agile sailing behaviour.
Build period and series
Model ranges: 1999–2010
Shipyard
Outremer Yachting, La Grande-Motte, France
In the listing
2 boats, years of build 2002 to 2003.
Key data
| Length overall | 13,71 m |
|---|---|
| Beam | 7,2 m |
| Draft | 0,7 m |
| Displacement (light) | 7,25 t |
| Mast height | 20 m |
| Cabins | 3* |
| Heads | 2* |
| Berths (max.) | 7* |
| Water tank | 440 l |
| Diesel tank | 300 l |
| Propulsion | Saildrive, two inboard Yanmar engines. Documented on two boats: Yanmar 3GM30 (29 hp) with 'Sail Drive' (built 2003) and Yanmar 3YM30 (29 hp) with Saildrive SD20 (built 2001). No shaft drive documented. |
| Design | Gerard Danson |
| CE category | A |
Details from data sheets, brochures and shipyard websites, individual values from tests in the specialist press. Values marked with * come from the providers' details in the current listings (median or most frequent value). Individual boats may differ due to version or refit.
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