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Swan 45

Seri üretim tekne · Germán Frers · Nautor's Swan · 2001 yılından beri

Tekneler
20
Sonuçlar
85
Birincilikler
52
Yarışlar
27
Boy
13.83m
Genişlik
3.91m
Su çekimi
2.8m
Ağırlık
8.8t
Yelken alanı
131.1m²
Resmi tersane sayfası
Genel bakışKarşılaştırTekneler20Yarışlar27

Yelkenciler neden Swan 45 modelini seçiyor

The Swan 45 is a Frers performance racer with a cruising-grade interior, and it won Sailing World's best racer-cruiser award. Testers praised its dinghy-like manoeuvrability and its pace against bigger boats, which suits both buoy and distance racing. Early boats had rudder failures, later fixed, and the boom sits low over the helm.

  • Very agile for a 45-footer, tacks and turns like a dinghy
  • Proven race winner on corrected time against larger boats
  • Comfortable interior allows cruising
  • One-design class racing at Swan events
  • Early rudder failures led to a stronger retrofit
  • High purchase price

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Teknik özellikler

Seri üretim tekne

Tasarımcı
Germán Frers
Üretici
Nautor's Swan
İlk üretim
2001
Boy
13.83m
Su hattı boyu
12.07m
Genişlik
3.91m
Su çekimi
2.8m
Deplasman
8,850kg
Safra
4,310kg
Orsa yelken alanı
131.1m²
Salma
bulb

Has its own one-design class.

Tasarımın yayımlanmış değerleri; tek tek tekneler çoğu zaman değiştirilmiştir. Kaynaklar: boat-specs.com

Yelkencilerin ve test edenlerin görüşleri · bağlantılı sayfalardan, kendi sözlerimizle

  • It held station on the start line and spun within its length; the tester would choose it for cruising, buoy or distance racing.

    Sailing World Boat of the Year review by Chuck Allen · Sailing World, 2002

  • He noted rudder losses at an early Swan Cup, since addressed by stronger rudders, and a boom low enough over the wheel to catch crew.

    Sailing World Boat of the Year review by Chuck Allen · Sailing World, 2002