April 15, 2009
Project: Italian Yachts 72 Jaguar
April 14, 2009
Engine: Lugger L6125H 470hp
Northern Lights, a globally recognized manufacturer of marine diesel generator sets and Lugger diesel engines, is pleased to introduce their newest propulsion solution the L6125H diesel engine, featuring an electronically-controlled high-pressure common-rail (HPCR) fuel system. The L6125H is based on the time-tested reliability of the heavy-duty Komatsu industrial engineblock, and is custom marinized by the Northern Lights engineering team, whose five decades of experience are well known to mariners across the globe. The L6125H reaches a high output rating of 470 hp at a modest 2300 rpm. Designed to be durable, reliable and efficient, the L6125H boasts an attractive power-to-weight ratio of 4.8 lbs./hp. Fuel economy and fuel system efficiency are maximized by the HPCR fuel delivery system, which maximizes atomization of the fuel delivered into the cylinder, ensuring amore complete combustion. New Model: Fairline 65 Squadron
Fairline is preparing for the launch of its all new 65 Squadron later this spring. The first Squadron 65 departed the company’s Nene Valley factory in Oundle, Northamptonshire on Monday 6th April 2009 making the 100 mile road journey to Fairline’s testing facility in Ipswich, where she will undergo extensive tests to ensure the highest quality standards throughout. The 65 Squadron is destined for customer delivery in May, following commissioning and intensive sea trials with Fairline as well as the press in the Solent with specialist marine journalists. A second 65 Squadron is already in production and will make her first show debut at the Cannes and Southampton Boat Show, both taking place in September. The 65 foot motor yacht is the latest addition to Fairline's Squadron flybridge marque. Key features of the newest Squadron include four luxuriously appointed cabins and a single-level flat floor that extends from the saloon through to the dinette and galley area, providing an exceptional feeling of spaciousness. The expansive exterior accommodation of the flybridge includes dedicated dining seating and sunbathing areas as well as a comprehensive bar area with refrigerator, icemaker, sink and BBQ griddle. Her anticipated top speed is 34 knots. Technical Data:
LOA - 20.41 m (67ft)
Hull Length - 18.48 m
Beam - 5.24 m
Draft - 1.37 m unloaded
Weight - 29.53 t
Fuel Capacity - 3542 l
Water Capacity - 1140 l
Accommodation - 6 - 8 berths
Engines - 2 x Cats C18 1015hp, MAN V10 1100hp
Speed - 35 knots max with MAN 1100hp, 34 knots with Cats C18
Project - Bernard Olesinski
April 13, 2009
Project: Cabo 52 Flybridge
Emerging from the acclaimed ranks of the Cabo lineup comes the US builder largest model yet, the 52 Flybridge. Designed for fishermen looking to travel farther and stay out longer, its interior space delivers more room and comfort than any other Cabo in the fleet. Built on the same foundation as the popular 52 Express, its superior hull balance allows the 52 Flybridge to challenge rough seas, glide comfortably over large waves, stir up less spray and move through the water with minimal hull resistance. Like all Cabo's before her, the 52 Flybridge primary mission is to meet the needs of serious anglers looking for a boat that is tough enough to match their every challenge. The interior layout of the new flagship will offer three staterooms with two heads. Fitted with twin Cat C32 of 1675hp each, the 52 Flybridge will manage top speeds of 41 knots and a fast cruising of 38 knots. To be launched very soon the new Cabo 52 Flybridge continues to raise the bar for this California Adelante boat builder. New Model: Estensi 480 Goldstar S
Italian builder Estensi presents the waited 480 Goldstar S, latest model for this range of traditional cruisers and yachts with lobster boat looks outside and an Italian way for the comfort inside. The 480 is the latest addition to the more modern looking Goldstar S range, differing from the C for its sleeker stern and super structure, and more modern stainless glass patio door. This new 480 Goldstar S offers unexpected comfort for its size with a three double cabin accommodation, a crew cabin, hidden galley and a split level saloon. Power is from twin not so big 550hp, but Estensi has still not published any performance data which to be honest was very curious to know. Range should also be good with not so much power and not small 2000 litres fuel capacity. Technical Data:
LOA - 15.2 m (49.8ft)
Hull Length - 14.85 m
Waterline Length - 12.8 m
Beam - 4.50 m
Displacement - 16.000kg empty, 19.900kg loaded
Fuel Capacity - 2000 l
Water Capacity - 800 l
Max Persons - 12
Engines - 2 x 550hp
Designer - Maurizio Zuccheri
Certification - CE A
April 11, 2009
Project: Integrity 90 Flybridge
April 10, 2009
Project: Rose Island 43 Lobster
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April 9, 2009
New Model: Ovation 55 Sport Yacht
Debuting last February during the Miami show, is the Ovation 55 Sport Yacht. Ovation is the upmarket luxury bigger boat brand from Silverton Corporation and the new 55 Sport Yacht apart from being the second model in this motor yacht series from Silverton, is also this corporation biggest build too. The new Ovation 55 Sport Yacht differs from most of the competition for offering a triple Volvo IPS set up, its exterior looks, patio closing interior, and for the lounging area up top. This is basically a flybridge boat without the second helm. Inside the 55 Sport Yacht has a standard two stateroom layout plan with full beam mid ship owners cabin and VIP cabin to fore. A three cabin version is also available, with the third double cabin taking the place of the lower deck galley. Engines are a triple pod propulsion Volvo IPS600 435hp. Technical Data:
LOA - 16.5 m (54ft)
Beam - 4.9 m
Draft - 1.22 m
Weight - 21,722 kg (dry)
Fuel Capacity - 2309 l
Water Capacity - 757 l
Accommodation - 4 - 6 berths
Engines - 3 x Volvo IPS600 435hp
Propulsion - Volvo forward facing pod drives
Hull Shape - vee with 13 degrees deadrise aft
Project: Formula 290 Sun Sport
US builder Formula presents its newest day cuddy cabin sport cruiser project, the 290 Sun Sport embodying the heritage of proven performance while embracing evolution of design. With a twenty two degrees deep vee deadrise aft, the new 290 SunSport continues Formula reassuring fast boat solid handling in demanding water conditions. Thanks to a nine feet beam the 290 Sun Sport will offer more then sees the eyes accommodation inside and out. Comfortable is the word here for the cabin below which has a double vee shaped berth, a head, and a small galley. In the outside deck the theme for space continues thanks to a nice c-shaped settee, a wet bar and a relaxing double seat to port of the double seated helm station. Twin stern drive petrol engine options from Mercruiser or Volvo power the 290 Sun Sport. April 8, 2009
Improve-it = Doma 5
Astilleros de Alicante has introduced new styling improvements for the Doma 5 during the fall of 2008 and presented for the first time at the Barcelona Boat Show. The Doma 5, which waiting for the new 7 is the current flagship of the Alicante boat builder range, gets 6 total improved areas: two concerning the outside, and three for the interior with important redesign elements adding space, and a more convivial area. Builder Alicante tells us that the main difference here versus the previous Doma 5 are the following. Concerning the exterior it gets a new deck with a walk around configuration, and lateral side decks are now wider deeper giving more safety to the persons moving forward. Inside the Spanish builder advices off a a ten per cent increase in space thanks to better spaces distribution, redesign of saloon galley area making all this area more functional, wider access to the cabins in the lower deck, and last an engine room re-design.
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