First 27.7 Ellen Ellen was acquired from the Beneteau ... - Navark
First 27.7 Ellen Ellen was acquired from the Beneteau ... - Navark
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Spec: <strong>First</strong> <strong>27.7</strong> <strong>Ellen</strong> <strong>Ellen</strong> <strong>was</strong> <strong>acquired</strong> <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Beneteau</strong> shipyard in France in winter 2007. The original equipment <strong>was</strong> limited and we <strong>the</strong>refore undertook extensive additions during spring 2007, including a custom sail inventory by Quantum made up by Fusion-‐M jib and main sail and additional spinnakers, an integrated Raymarine Gyro-‐Autopilot and a Garmin touchscreen plotter in <strong>the</strong> cockpit, a heater, and shore power installations make <strong>the</strong> boat perfectly suited for short handed and family sailing in Nordic waters. Yacht systems, such as <strong>the</strong> lanterns have been replaced to Lopolight LED mas<strong>the</strong>ad tricolor, interior lighting is LED. The yacht has been fitted with solar power charging and <strong>the</strong> electrical charging system has been refitted to accommodate more electric charge for visiting remote archipelago islands for several days or running an autopilot for extensive periods of time. In 2010, new seatbacks where made and upholstery ordered for <strong>the</strong> main cabin. <strong>Ellen</strong> has sailed appr 6000 nm, singlehandedly and family cruises. She offers a unique possibility to combine safe cruising with amazing speed, top speed at 16+ knots! Thanks to <strong>the</strong> advantageous design and excellent sail equipment. She has proved to be a yacht that can easily be handled by one skipper alone, but also fit to host a family crew with varying ambitions. Specs Year model: 2007 Designer: Groupe Finot Flag of Registry: Sweden Keel: Lifting Keel Hull Shape: Monohull Certification CE : B6 Hull color: <strong>Beneteau</strong> Grey (Light Grey) Keel: Composite fin with Led bulb Dimensions LOA: 8.80 m (waterline 8.30m) Beam: 3.0 m Draft: 2.15 (Keel up 0.65) Dry Weight: 2795 kgs Engine Engine Brand: Yanmar Engine(s) Total Power: 14 HP Engine Model: 2GM15 Engine Type: Inboard Engine Hours: 390 Yanmar Saildrive *2 blade Folding Propellor, Flexofold
Accommodations *New interior cushion in main cabin, grey fabric and new seat back cushions *Refitted storage under main cabin cushions Number of double berths: 2, forepeak and aft cabin 2 Single berths in main cabin Number of cabins: 2 Number of heads: 1 Electronics Raymarine Tri-‐Data Log, Depth, Trip/time/temp (2007) Raymarine Wind speed and direction (2007) *Raymarine Autopilot S1G(Gyro) GP+ Tiller Pilot (2007) *Raymarine S100 Remote control (2007) Compass Plastimo (2007) *Garmin Plotter GPSMAP 720, Bluechart G2 Nordic region Charts (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, nor<strong>the</strong>rn Germany (2011) *Navman VHF (2007) *Sails Main: Quantum Sails Fusion-‐M Kevlar, Fully Battened, double sided tafeta layered (2007) Head Sail: Quantum Sails Fusion-‐M Kevlar, standing battens, double sided tafeta layered (2007) ORC Jib: Quantum Sails, Dacron and lashings for headstay (2007) Assymetric Spinnaker 1: Quantum Sails Code 2, Runner, 0.6oz, 80 m2, Snuffer, Turtle Bag (2007) Assymetric Spinnaker 2: Quantum Sails Code 5, Reacher, 0.9oz, 60 m2, Snuffer Bag (2008) Storm sail by Quantum Cover for Mainsail by Quantum Sails, Grey Cover for Headsail by Quantum Sails, Grey *Lazy jack system control line in cockpit Rigging *Headsail furler – Facnor RC 100 Endless Line (2007) with 2 groove Headstay profile *Headstay Dyform Wire *Backstay Dyneema with custom adjustment (2013) *Halyards Dyneema (Polyropes, Liros) *Sheets Dyneema, (Polyropes, Liros) *Rodkick Seldén with gas spring Inside Equipment Marine head (Septic tank and fittings included – under installation) Navigation table Seat
*Electric Hydraulic lift for <strong>the</strong> Keel, Control on Kitchen panel 2 Burner gas stove Freshwater tank 50 lit Pump operated fresh water Kitchen Sink *Iso<strong>the</strong>rm Fridge (40 lit) (2007) *Heater, Webasto 2000ST, Two outlets main cabin and aft cabin *LED interior lights Electrical Equipment *Shore power inlet, 220V, 2x220V outlet inside (2008) *220V Battery Charger (2008) *Bosch Split Charge Relay (2008) *2 Batteries (Tudor Exide Dual) for consumption, total 140 Ah (2012) 1 Battery (Tudor Exide) for Engine, 70 Ah *Odelco Battery Meter (2008) *Solara Solar Power panel S80M36 Marine and Charge floating point controller (2013) Safety Equipment *Safety Buoy – Baltic Swede Buoy Throw Line 2x bilge pump (inside and cockpit handles) Outside Equipment/Safety/Extras Flagpole with Swedish Flag Swimming ladder *Tricolor Lopolight LED lantern mast top 2 x Docklines 2 x Boatlines 20 meters 4 Fenders Anchor 7,5 kg (Bruce type) 2:nd anchor 5 kg (Bruce type) Anchor line with 8 meter chain in Nylon bag fitting pull/pushpit *2x fire extinguishers Sprayhood grey ((*4x Seaquip Boat Stands – in Finland)) ((*1 Wood block to stand keel on when boat is on land in Finland)) * Marks extra equipment not standard to <strong>First</strong> <strong>27.7</strong> Description fournie par le constructeur <strong>Beneteau</strong>. To enjoy fast and easy sailing, upwind and downwind, To explore shallow water coasts and islands, To have fun and increase cruising range, To store <strong>the</strong> boat on land in <strong>the</strong> winter? Freedom is to be able to do all toge<strong>the</strong>r, and more, on a single boat; freedom has a name: <strong>First</strong> <strong>27.7</strong>
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