Hull Type: Double Ended Clinker Rig Type: Balanced Lug Yawl
LOA: 19′-8″/ 6.0m LWL: 16′-3″ / 4.95m
Beam: 5′-4 1/2″ / 1.64m Listed SA: 119 ft2 / 11.06 m2
Draft: 21″(bd down.)/ 8″ (bd up.)
Hull Weight: 300 lbs./ 135 kgs. All Up Weight: 400 lbs. / 180 kgs.
Disp. @ DWL: 870 lbs./ 400 kgs.
Designer: Iain Oughtred
Construction: Wood (clinker ply)
RIG AND SAIL PARTICULARS
SA(Fore.): 102 ft2 / 9.47 m2 SA(Mizz.): 17 ft2 / 1.57 m2
Sail Area (100% fore+mizzen): 119 ft2 / 11.06 m2
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