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Dragonfly 32 Supreme 9.8 m from Length. Observations: [b]accommodation[/b][p]forward compartment with v double dock, stowage, opening roof hatch with blind. through towards ...
Westall swing wing tri 7.85 m from Length. Electronics: garmin gps,ship to shore radio
solar panels. Electricity / Motor:leisure battery. Comfort / Interior: double burner ...
Custom Chantier Naval de Marseille Victoria IV 16.52 m from Length. Electronics: compass, log speedometer, radio, vhf, autopilot, gps. Electricity / Motor:inverter, shore power ...
Corsair Trimaran 36 11.28 m from Length. Observations: [p]the company deals the details of this boat in good faith but cannot assurance or warrant the accuracy of this information ...
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Cedar Composites Scarab 650 6.39 m from Length 1,2 m from Draft. Electricity / Motor:1x6 cv tohatsu(gasoline), cruising speed 9, max speed 13. Deck equipment: bilge pump: yes. ...
The trimaran is a boat comprised of 3 separate helms, a larger one located in the centre that houses the cabin and two smaller ones, one on each side of the central hull, which keep the boat afloat. The first trimarans started to be used in south west Asia and Madagascar: the fishermen favoured this type of vessel for the stability offered by its central hull. In the late 20th century, they were used mainly for racing, offering an incredible performance but a little comfort. Since then, the multihull market has grown and nowadays it is possible to find boats designed for all types of sailing enthusiasts.
Some shipyards in the trimaran sector offer boats with very large cabins that take advantage of the breadth of the hull, something which mono hulls can not provide. Despite the fact that they are not as popular as catamarans, trimarans offer the same stability and comfort and can be faster. Another advantage of trimarans is that they do not need the heavy ballasted keel, making it easier to take it out of the water or tow them.
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