A NEW DESIGN - Cheaper and .... in ALUMINIUM
The "EVENTIDE 1100".
The crises makes clients asking for a cheaper version of the "ATLANTIC 1100", and so I started to work on a simpler version of this yacht. The first step is to give this yacht a transom with steps, so it's easier to go on board, and to work on the wind vane. (flapping the oar to the rest position, or to bring him in the water) The second was to give her tree chine's in stead of 4, and avoid the "V" drive configuration in the propeller shaft. To make the resistance of the underwater body less, the propeller shaft leaves the boat through the keel. The engine is mounted under the saloon table. So we can work all around the machine, only by taking of the site panels of this table... As well we can use a traditional propeller shaft and stern tube, lubricated with grease. Using the same ports (all under Lloyds class A) and the same deck hatches, in fact the outlook of the deck is nearly the same as the "ATLANTIC 1100". So she looks fine, has (with her 3.600 kg lead ballast) a stability up to 159 degrees, and is loosing entered water from the cockpit through the transom holes. We called her "EVENTIDE 1100".
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A verry comfortable flush deck yacht,
sleeping 4,(two in double berth in aft
cabin, and two in separated berths mid-
ships.... !!) with a roomy bathroom
and ... a doghouse !!
Three chine's, engine in cabin and
propeller shaft leaving trough keel
"EVENTIDE'S construction, fuel and water tanks
and propeller shaft with engine berth.
Specifications for the "EVENTIDE 1100":
Length : 10.80 m.
Length o.d. : 10.50 m.
Length w.l.: 9.065 m.
With : 3.735 m.
With w.].: 3.025 m.
Depth : 1.75 m.
Dpl. : 9.000 kg.
Mast height : 14.00 m.
Sail aerea : 62 sq.m.
Engine : 25 Kw.
Ballast: 3600 kg
Water total : 550 ltr.
Fuel total : 280 ltr.
Waste : 100 ltr.
A PASSAGEMAKER to sail to the horizon
A roomy kitchen, generous navigation table, safe
deep cockpit- draining water trough transom,
huge chain locker, as well for fenders
and ropes as for the
anchor chain...
A space ship, with enough space for
all the gear necessary for a long trip
