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KM Yachtbuilders to build second Pelagic 77 sailing yacht

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Dutch shipyard KM Yachtbuilders has announced that it will be building a second Pelagic 77 sailing yacht with construction scheduled to begin later this month. 

The project is being built as a sistership for the same owner of the first Pelagic 77, Vinson of Antarctica , which was launched in 2021.

“ Vinson of Antarctica is a yacht we are very proud of and [we are] even prouder to build the second one,” said KM Yachtbuilders founder Eeuwe Kooi.

The yacht will be constructed in aluminium with the same dimensions as its sistership, measuring 23.5 metres LOA with a beam of 6.2 metres and two aluminium masts. Accommodations will be set aside for up to 12 guests in four cabins and naval architecture will be undertaken by Tony Castro .

“It is very rare that an owner of a custom yacht decides to build a sistership for himself. We are extremely pleased that he likes the design so much that he is happy to have a second one, albeit to operate in a different part of the world,” said Castro.

Other technical details remain sparse; however, the yard has revealed that the yacht will be constructed and designed for the purposes of Arctic cruising and research.

“The decision to build a sistership to the Vinson of Antarctica was based on the success of this design concept which over the first year of her life has supported four worthwhile projects, their content contributing to our educational arm for schools in Chile and Spain,” said Polar sailor Skip Novak, commercial director of Pelagic Expeditions.

Novak detailed that while Vinson of Antarctica will continue to be based in southern South America, the focus of the second Pelagic 77 will be the north pole.

“In the aftermath of our first project right out of the builder’s yard, supporting a German geological team on Svalbard in July of 2021, it was clear there is more work to be done in the northern hemisphere. Climate change science, film support and reportage need a vessel like Vinson. A platform of our Pelagic 77 concept is a perfect tool to achieve these endeavours.”

Delivery is slated for 2024.

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A couple of years ago I was having a discussion with some other very, very old timers in the boating industry, talking about California and Arizona boat builders past and present. And then it started....a list! We've probably overlooked a few, but maybe you can help and add a name or two. I give the majority of the credit for this list to Roger Giles, once an employee of Nordskog Marine in Van Nuys and eventually the head guy in charge of purchasing for Sea Ray Boats, now retired. Anyway, did we miss anybody? (California and Arizona builders only please) Alajuela Yachts, Mike Riding (Huntington Beach) Don & Betty Chapman Addictor, Richard Hoffman (Dana Point/San Diego) Aftershock, Alex Torres Advantage Boats, Harry, Debbie & Jeff Christensen (Anaheim/Lake Havasu) Aluminum Pontoon co. (Fresno) American Marine American Skier (Merced) Anderson Custom Boats (Santa Barbara) Anarchy Boats Anthony Powercraft, Phil Anthony (South Gate) Anthony Boats, Tony Hagwood (Hawaiian Gardens) Arenacraft (Pacheco) Arri?ve Boats, Rick Wiesselink, (Santa Ana/Anaheim/FountainValley) Arima Craft, Bud Arima (San Rafeal) Arrowcraft Boat Co (Anaheim) Art Carlson Boats, Art Carlson (Garden Grove) Aqua Craft Boats, Skip Volk (Mira Loma) Astroglass (Gardena) Avenger Boats ? Cee Bee Manf. , Bob Brown (Lynwood) Baha Boats (Del Mar) Bahama Boats, Mike Parco (Anaheim) Bahner Boats, Rod Bahner (Santa Ana) Backer Boats Baker Custom Boats, Jerry Baker Banshee Boats Banshee Sailboats, Richard Reid, (Foster City) Belmont Boats, Smitty Weeks (Fresno) Biesemeyer Boats, Rusty Biesemeyer Costa Mesa/Phoenix) Blackman Boats, Fish Machine, Don Blackman (San Diego) Boats For Sale (Clearlake) Bravo One, Rod Bahner (Corona) Brendella, Irv Brendell Browning Sileflex, Fin, Flipper, Laser (Costa Mesa) Buck Smith Boats Byers Fiberglass, Jim Byers Calabria, Mike Brendell, Bob Jensen (Atwood) Caliber One Boats, Cliff Lotz California Cat (Oceanside) California Skier (Merced) California Sport Fishers (Wilmington) Californian, Art & Len (Anaheim) Campbell Yachts Campbell Boats, Bill & Bob Campbell CanAm, Mike Stevens Canyon Boats, Carter Read (Montclair) Capital Yachts, Willmington also Santa Ana Mel Richey Sailboats Caribbean Boats, Art & Len, Chic Sugden, Hardin Marine (Anaheim) Carribean Boats (Scotsdale) Cabo Boats, John Winterling (Corona) Caricof Kustom Boats, Phil Caricof Carrera, Dennis Winzen (Corona) Carlson (flying wedge) ? Art Carlson Carver Craft, Joe Carver Cat Harbor/ Cabo Yachts, Henry Mohrschladt & Mike Howarth Catalina Yachts, Frank Butler (Woodland Hills) Centurion by Fineline Ind, Rick Lee (Merced) Challenger Yacht Corp. Challenger Boats ? Montclair Charger Boats, Bill Russell Cheetah Boats, Cheetah Bob, Groovy Bob Burns Cheyenne Boat, Norm ? (Fresno/Clovis) Classic Craft (Sacramento) Classic Marine , Dana (Sacramento) Clipper Marine Coast Catamaran Coastal Recreation: Balboa, Aquarius Cobra Performance Boats, Jeff Bohn (MontClair) Cole, Jim Cole (Chatsworth) Commander, Sy Singhal, Commercial Water Sports, (Lake Havasu City) Conquest Boats, Jody Gamble, Bruce Nescher (Lake Havasu) Columbia Yachts, Dick Valdes/Whittaker corp. (Costa Mesa/Irvine) Coronado Yachts, Frank Butler/Whittaker corp. Corsair Boats Corsair Marine, John Walton (National City) Crealock Crown Kraft Crusader, Stan Moskowitz Crystalliner (Costa Mesa) Custom Boat Works Cruizon Boats (Huntington Beach) Dana Boats, Dave & Nancy Stockton Dave?s Custom Boats, Dave Hemmingson ? (ElCajon) Davis Boats, Harold Davis (Morro Bay/Paso Robles) Daytona Boats, Sundown, Bob Long D?cucci, Joey Cucci Deaver Delta Boat Co (Stockton) Dennis Choate (sail) Design Concepts (Chico) DiMarco, Sunny Ditmar Donaldson Dolphin Boats (West Coast fiberglass Co.), Paul Henderson Down Under Boats (Kelseyville) Domn8er Dory Sarfin Dorsett Boat Co. (Santa Clara) Dot Line (Costa Mesa Quonsets) Double Eagle Drakecraft Boat Co (Paso Robles) Dread not Duffy Boats, Marshall Duffield Jr. (Costa Mesa) Eagle Marine (Corona) Eddycraft Boats (Carson) Eichenlaub Yachts (Shelter Island) Electra Craft , Skip Toller (Westlake Village) Eliminator Boats, Bob Leach Endeavor Yachts, Dick Valdes Enterprise Boat Co., Corky (Rancho Cordova/Pittsburg) Ericson Yachts Esquire Boats Essex Performance Boats Ron Sanchez, Steve (Ontario) Fantasy Boats, Johnny Egabroad Farallon, Larry Obermiller (Fairfield/ West Sacramento) Fiberglass Fabricators, Van Has Winkle ( Lyon St, Santa Ana) Super and mini sport boats Fold a Boat (mountain View) Fresno Boats (Fresno ) Galaxy Boats Galaxie Boats, Worth & Mildred Potts & Bret Gaylord Boats, Bill General Marine, Jeff Armand Genesis Gils Catamaran Glassline (Oceanside) Glasspar Boats, Bill Trit, Otto Bayer, (Costa Mesa) Glastron/Carlson, Art Carlson, Glastron Ind., (Anaheim) Glencoe, (Sana Ana) Grand Mariner Great American Concepts (Westminster) Gregor Boat Co., George Gregor (Fresno) Groom Brothers, Jerry Groom GS Marine, Greg Shoemaker GT Boats (Cordelia) Guasti, Nelson Hall Hallcraft, Harold Solomom (Sacramento) Hallett, Nick Barron Harcraft Boat Co (Gardena) Haskell Boats, George & Danny Haskell Hawaiian, Dick Schuster Hi-Maintenance, Carl Brunst High Torque Marine Power Cats, Steve & Lia Coulombe SantaClarita/Acton/Barstow) Hill Boat Builders (Seal Beach) Hobie Cat, Hobie Alter (Dana Point/Irvine/Oceanside Hondo, Irv & Peggy Brendell Holiday Howard Custom Boat, Howard Brown, Gene Willen (Lakewood/Valencia) Hornet Horizon, Bill &Gracie Holmes HTM, Steve Coulombe Hurricane Boats, Bob Hydro Flite, Ron Ehde Infinity Boats, Mark Christopher Invader Islander Yachts JavCat Javelin Jefferies Boats (Venice) Jensen Marine: Cal, Ranger, O?day, Luhrs, Defever Passage Maker, Balboa Motor Homes, Starcraft Trailer John?s Custom Marine, Stoker Boats, Alan Stoker (Stanton) Kaama Marine (Betty Cook) Kachina, Phoenix Az (Dave Kraecker) Kalahawinn Kustom Boats Kal Kustom Enterprise (Fremont) Keaton Boats (Sacramento) Kelson Craft KMG (El Cajon) Kendal Kettenburg Boat Works, Kettenburg family (Shelter Island) Kindsvater, Harold - (Fresno) Kingcat (Oxnard) Knight & Carver (San Diego) Klamath Boats (Fairfield/Napa/ American Canyon) Kober Kat (Lake Havasu City) Kona Boats, Jerry Baker & Stu Page ? Duane Gillis Kurtis Craft, Arlan Lancer Yachts, Dick Valdes Laser Jet Performance (Huntington Beach) Lavey Craft (Pico Boat Shop) Al Lavey, Dale Clark. Jeff & Chris Camire LeBel Boats, Bud Le Bel Lehman Boats, Barney Lehman (see SchocK) Liberty Boats Litchfield Boats Livsay, Mark Livsay (San Diego County) Lite, Ken, Super Sidewinder Luau Boats (Angels Camp) MacGregor Yachts, Roger MacGregor Mako , Flatbottom Malibu, Bob Alkema, Steve Marshall (Merced) Mandella, Joe Mandella, Lou Brummet Marlin Fiberglass (Birch St, Santa Ana) Nantucket 14 Marshall Boats: Californian Marauder Boats aka Autocoast Maurader, Ernie Kanzler Mariha, Paul (George the Fig Newton) Master Fabricators (Redding) MB Boats, Mike Brendell (Atwater) McClauley Custome Yachts Marina Del Rey Mel-Craft Metcalf, Darby (see Schock) Mitchell Boat Co., (Costa Mesa) Miller Boats, Dave Miller Mongomery Marine Montgomery Marine, Jerry Montgomery Molinari/Carlson, Morgancraft Boat Co., Bob Riedel (Gardena) Mediterranean Yachts, Dick Valdes Navigator Yachts, Jules, Gill & Steve Marshall Nescher Custom Boats, Bruce Nescher Newport Boats New Wave Custom Boats (Oxnard) Next Deckboats(Brent Leach) North Island Trawler (Corte Madera) Nor?sea Nordic, Orval Sommerstedt, Randy Davis (Havasu City) Nordskog Marine, Bob Nordskog Omega Boats, Forrest Pitard Ortiz Custom Boats, Benny the Broom Ortiz, (Huntington Beach) Pacifica Pacific Boats (Redding) Pacific Trawler Pacific Dolphin Pacific Fiberglass: P-Cat, sabot, Finn, Fliper, Kite Carter Pyle Pacific Seacraft, Henry Mohrschladt & Mike Howarth Patio Cruisers (Chico) Patterson Boats, Bob Patterson Performance Offshore Marine (Anaheim) Performer Boats (Costa Mesa ? Vans, Long Beach) Pico Boats (Pico Rivera) Pierce Arrow, Rusty Pierce (Anaheim) PJS Performance (Anaheim) PlaceCraft Boats, Ron Hamilton, Frank and Tim Place Poole Boat Company (San Diego) PowerCat, Ray Leger Premier Boats (Anaheim) Prindle Cat Poty Boats, Joe Poty Racy Industries (Spectras - Boulder City) Radon Craft, Don Radon Radovcich Boats Unlimited (Gardena) Raysoncraft, Rudy Raymos Regatta Boats, Mo Paulson Renagade Boats, Ron Pace (Anaheim) Revolution Boats, Modesto) RexCraft Boats (Phoenix) RichBuilt Rockholt (Marysville) Rogers Custom Boats, Roger Wieman Ron Jones Hydro?s, Ron Jones, Ted Jones (Costa Mesa) Ryan Sam Morse, Sam Morse, Channel Island Cutters Sail Boats (Costa Mesa) Sagauro Sanger, Jack Davidson (Fresno) Santa Barbara Yachts (Santa Barbara) Santa Cruz/ Bill Lee Yachts, Bill Lee (Soquel) Scarab, Larry Smith. Sold to wellcraft. Named by Chuck Daigh Schiada, Leonard Schiada, Ron and Lee Spindler Schlimmer ? first day cruiser 430 Lincoln powered Before Campbell boats, also had the first cover shot of his lakes car on Hot Rod magazine Sea Ray Boats, CN ?Connie?Ray (Phoenix) Seaway Boats (Fire Boats) Bob Stipp Shockwave, Danny Mancini, Bob Anderson (Corona) Sidewinder, (Nor Cal) Silverwood Sidewinder, Harbor Boat house, Ken Lite, Ken Baker Ski Brendella, Mike Brendel (Merced) Ski Supreme (San Jose) Skipjack Boats/Jack Cole Co., Jack Cole, Jack Riley (Costa Mesa 746 W 17th -Placentia)) SKV, Gene Racine Sleekcraft, Bruce Nescher (Santa Fe Springs) Solution, Bob Sonic Jet (Huntington Beach) South Coast Shipyard (Newport Beach) Spees Micro Midget, Dave Spees (Newport Beach) Spectra, Ed DeLong, Bud Bailey Spico Boats, Buck Smith Stevens Boats, Mac Stevens Stoker (see John?s Custom Marine) StyleCraft, Earl& June Palmer Sunray Boats, Rick Wiesselink Sundancer, Ian Dunn. Datsun powered Rayson Craft Southwind, Gemcraft Supra (Atwater) Syndicate Tahiti Boats, Dick Schuster, Bell Ind. Targa, Forrest Pitarde Tarva Custom Boats, Maurice Tarvin Taylor Boats, Dan Taylor Ted Elliot Custom Yachts, Marina Del Rey Thunderbird/Formula Boats, Vic Porter/Jack Means (Paso Robles plant) Tige? Boats, Charlie Pigeon (Merced) Tiger Boats Tom Cat Boats Trident, Wes Triton, George Venaris Ultra Boats of Montclair, Jeff Bohn Ultra Custom Boats of San Diego, John West (El Cajon) Valco Boats, Don Henderson (clovis) Varalay Boats (Gardena) Vega Marine, Udo (Long Beach) Vikings Port, Don Pederson Waikiki ? George Newton Warlock Powerboats, Tom Stolarz (Corona) Weiman Custom Boats, Ray Weiman Wenden, Bill Simpson, Simpson Buick Western Boat Co, Gary (Redding) Westerly Marine (Santa Ana) WestSail, Lynn & Snyder Vick Wellscraft, Martie Wells (Corona) Wellcraft WhiteStar, (Costa Mesa) Willard Marine, Logan Ave. (Costa Mesa) Wickens, Fred Wickens Witchcraft, Mike Shanon Wizard Boat: (Costa Mesa) First full blown So Cal fiberglass production boat company Wreidt Custom Boats Jerry Wreidt (Norwalk) W.D. Schock Corp./ Marine Fiberglass: Bill, Betty, Tom & JaneSchock Lehman 10,12,14, Flying Jr. Capri14, Snowbird, Snipe, Penguin, International 14, International 110, Metcalf 12, Mercury, Thistle, Catalina Catamaran, Polynesian Concept 32? catamaran Sabot, OK Dinghy, Schock 22, first midget trailer-able ocean racer. Schock 23, 25 , 34, 35, 41, 55 Schock 40 (first production canting ballast twin foil ballast) Lido 14 (the Golden Egg) Endeavor Tarton 27, Tempest, Twitchell 12, Gary Mulls Santana series 20, 21, 23, 25, 525, 26, 27, 28, 228, 30, 30/30, 24, 35, 37, 39 Edison Electric 18 Electric Packet . Harbor 20, 25, 30 Lap Strake dinghy 15 & 20? whaling style dories X-Stream Boats (Tracy) Yankee Yachts END!!!!!!!!! AT LEAST FOR NOW??  

Hardly Satisfied

Riverside, ca & havasu.

That's a lot , wounder how many are still around  

Raging Member

Magic?  

Magic for sure -- add now! Ken Brown, Ron Moyes, Tony Poore  

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Go to nada. It shows the all. Also shows if in or out of business. There are thousands  

Putting on the brakes

You forgot Dragoncraft  

Force DCM E-Ticket Panther Marine (made jet boats in Long Beach around 1975)  

HALLETT BOY

Bob Warren Hurricane Boats ...  

Fair winds and following seas George.. Rest Easy..

Finish Line, Hi-Tech, Blevens, Trophy (Smiley Sanchez)  

Harlan Orrin  

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Orion Lightning  

FreeBird236

How about the Laser connected to Essex?  

Cee Bee Manufacturing dba Avenger Boats  

I owned a Pioneer Boat.v Pioneer Boats was founded in Paso Robles, California by Steve Hall and made primarily jet boats. It was based at one time at 8120 El Camino Real, Atascadero, California. Pioneer (in Atascadero) went out of business in the mid eighties. The Pioneer molds and name were sold to a guy in northern California who continued to build boats for a few more years. It was registered for business on Friday, June 27, 1975 and was officially out of business on Thursday, October 18, 1990.  

Manta Rey in Placentia off the 57.  

• Dec 8, 2015

OldSchoolBoats

No bad days.

AzGeo said: Finish Line, Hi-Tech, Blevens, Trophy (Smiley Sanchez) Click to expand...

Rest Easy Retired Boat Mechanic 😢🚤

Tommy Papp Tom Papp Racing Corona Top line Jet Boats Steve Strange Riverside  

You guys are doing great -- I knew I could count on you! Keep them coming. Kinda makes you want to get in the boat business doesn't it.....or maybe not.  

had his own molds . He did the design work and Joe's Tooling did the dirty work . Hi-Tech had a very advanced drag hydro design, that never got enough 'test and tune' to be a seller, he also had a few different 17's, 20's and 23's or 25's . You need to ask him directly, but WHY would Cole allow a former shop manager use his molds ? I think not . Funny how anyone could make a list like this without even looking at the NADA or BBFO (blue book for boats) Maybe ask Mr 'V-drive Video', (Jerry) he started a list like this years ago and it was pretty extensive .  

CampbellCarl

Unlimited Marine Bunky Muirhead  

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AzGeo said: had his own molds . He did the design work and Joe's Tooling did the dirty work . Hi-Tech had a very advanced drag hydro design, that never got enough 'test and tune' to be a seller, he also had a few different 17's, 20's and 23's or 25's . You need to ask him directly, but WHY would Cole allow a former shop manager use his molds ? I think not . Click to expand...

Using NADA would be cheating....this is not an open book test -- more of a memory puzzler/challenge for those of us on Social Security!  

Fountain Performance Boats, Reggie Fountain Revenge Boats, mfg by GAS ltd Phoenix Az Nor-Tec boat of Florida BeachCraft  

Skinny Tire AH

This ain't all folks skater368.

Bitz. . . :cool  

Wriedt Boats, Norwalk CA. Jerry Wriedt now lives down the road from me in wide awake Wylie, TX. He is still servicing boats and has a storage facility. http://www.wriedtboats.com/  

ace one said: Fountain Performance Boats, Reggie Fountain Revenge Boats, mfg by GAS ltd Phoenix Az Nor-Tec boat of Florida BeachCraft Click to expand...

nganga said: Bitz. . . :cool Click to expand...

CampbellCarl said: CA or AZ is the thread request... Click to expand...

Radioactive

Brummett Marine (Pasadena)  

Larson? Thunderbird?  

stephenkatsea

Innovator Boats - Oceanside  

Giroux Boats. Cole Mold for the Flats, Deaver Mold for the Hydro. http://www.girouxboats.com/  

LincolnCraft Schuster  

shueman said: Larson? Thunderbird? Click to expand...

Melloyellovector

Connolly Boats- orig I believe Costa Mesa, now Havasu?  

I'm just here to bitch about others negativity.😁

Wheeler said: View attachment 451336 Click to expand...

More2LifeThanMPG

Wilkes Marine- Jim Wilkes in Santa Ana, ca  

at one time was owned by Bob Bentley. Bob is getting one ready for Comp. Jet class. Cucci has done much of the work.  

Hornet Boats by Len Metz ?  

I didn't see Bayliner boats, that was my first boat  

Must be a lot more really, really old guys on this site than I thought -- if you got more, let's have them -- I'm updating The List as we go.  

President, Dallas Chapter

Cobalt Crownline Edit: Shit, sorry. I just saw CA and AZ only.  

spectras only

Koehler Kraft, since 1938:thumbsup  

And now, after owner Steve Tripp, lost his life in his boat last year, we must add Revolution Performance Marine, out of Alabama to this list. I still own boat #12 produced and intend to keep it. Still run around Havasua many times each year. RPM Powerboats RIP 2014  

ace one said: Ya Ya at least I hit one right...........:grumble: Okay how about Gentry Power Boats, Built for Tom Gentry, mfg by Nick Barron (I was there!) Well's Craft, built by Marty Wells Click to expand...

Sharp Shooter

The "anti-yuppie".

AzGeo said: Maybe ask Mr 'V-drive Video', (Jerry) he started a list like this years ago and it was pretty extensive . Click to expand...

«Bayesian» vor Sizilien gesunken, ein Toter und sechs Vermisste 35-Millionen-Yacht wurde erst 2020 komplett renoviert

Die Luxusyacht «Bayesian» verunglückte in der Nacht auf Montag vor der Küste Siziliens . Während eines Sturms geriet sie offenbar in Brand und sank anschliessend. 15 Personen konnten gerettet werden, sechs werden vermisst und mindestens eine kam ums Leben.

Der britische Tech-Milliardär Mike Lynch (59) soll die «Bayesian» für einen Ausflug mit Familie und Freunden gebucht haben. Gemäss verschiedenen britischen Medienberichten soll die Yacht sogar Lynch selbst gehören. Er und seine 18-jährige Tochter befinden sich ebenfalls unter den Vermissten.

Bislang ist die Unglücksursache unklar, etwa auch, ob es einen technischen Defekt gegeben hat. Technisch ist die Yacht unterdessen hochmodern. Die Yacht, die unter britischer Flagge fährt, ist 56 Meter lang und wurde 2008 vom Luxusschiff-Bauunternehmen Perini Navi erbaut. Kostenpunkt: rund 35 Millionen Euro.

Yacht wurde 2020 komplett renoviert

Betrachtet man die Aussenseite der Superyacht, fällt als Erstes der riesige Aluminiummast auf. Er misst 75 Meter und besteht vollständig aus Aluminium. Bilder der Yacht-Vermietungsagentur «Charter Fleet» zeigen einen grosszügigen Aussenbereich mit zahlreichen Sitzmöglichkeiten. Sowohl der Rumpf als auch die Aufbauten auf dem Hauptdeck wurden aus Aluminium gefertigt. 

Laut dem niederländischen Schiffsbauunternehmen «KM Yachtbuilders» wird Aluminium verwendet, da es dreimal leichter als Stahl ist. Zudem rosten Aluminiumlegierungen auch weniger.

Das Innenleben der Yacht ist im japanischen Stil gehalten. Es wurde vom Designbüro Remi Tessier entworfen. Im Bauch des Schiffes bieten sechs luxuriöse Kabinen Platz für 12 Personen. Es kann ausserdem zehn Besatzungsmitglieder aufnehmen. Für den Innenbau verwendete der Designer Materialien wie Ebenholz und Leder. 2020 wurde die Yacht komplett renoviert.

Zwei MTU-Dieselmotoren sorgen dafür, dass die Yacht seine Höchstgeschwindigkeit von 15,6 Knoten (circa 28 km/h) erreicht. Zuletzt war die «Bayesian» nicht zum Kauf verfügbar. Auf der Liste der grössten Yachten weltweit belegt sie Platz 677. 

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