- QUEENTIME 12M
- Groupe Finot Architect
The QUEENTIME is a boat which was designed for the persons who are used to sail and also who use a motorboat.
- 12 metres length with a hull issued of the experience of Sceta Calberson-Géodis, Christophe AUGUIN's boat, twice winner of single handed around the world races sailing
- Only 2 spacious and comfortable cabins
- A pleasant life inside but also outside,
- A cockpit allowing to receive until 12 persons,
- An anatomical seat for the pilot, being able to be protected from the sun and from the sea by an owning or a hood
- An hydraulic wheel
- A back panel with possibility to turn down
- A cruising speed by the engine from 10 to 12 knots.
Technical characteristics
Length 11,99 m 39 ' 19 " Ft The length flotation 11,80 m 38 ' 42 " Ft Width max. 3,93 m 12 ' 53 " Ft Draft 2 m 6 ' 33 " Ft Weight 8,5 t 18564 Lbs Ballast 2,1 t 4586 Lbs Main sail 44,5 m2 478 Sq. Ft. Genoa 35 m2 376 Sq. Ft. Engine 80/110 cv
- Possible options
- 2 cabins and 1 toilet;
- 2 cabins and 2 toilets;
- 3 cabins and 1 toilet.
Text INIZIATIVE COMMERCIALI (Italie) Philosophie du concept
Queentime is the fruit of a study which lasted near three years. A realized inquiry beside several hundreds of sailors or motorboat people put in evidence the common requirements for the persons who practice these two kinds of activities. |
| Hull of a length 12 m
not looking like a floating hotel. It is preferable to use two great spacious and
comfortable cabins. Permanent comfort inside as outside, allowing long moments aboard, as cruising as mooring , so as to be able to have a little house at the seaside. Great outside areas cockpit allowing to receive with friendliness a very great number of guests as is often practised it in the Mediterranean Sea. Bow area possible to be transformed into sunarea. |
The great ease of use
,very net requirement from people coming from the motorboat racing because they are afraid
wrongly that sailing is more difficult to practice that motorboat. For the sailors , the
will is noted to possess a very simple boat to handle. Original requirement the cruising speed in the engine must be of the order of 10 12 knots too much not to punish those that come of the motorboat racing. |
Description: |
Hull shape: extrapolation of the "Sceta Calberson", plan FINOT drawn for Christophe AUGUIN who won Boc Challenge94-95 Vendee Globe 96-97, single handled race around the world.. Ballast: bulb-keel lead, draft of 2 m in Standart version. Rigging: the height of mast: 14 m. In series Genoa and Main sail on furling system. All the handlings are regrouped in front of the cockpit, on hand of the pilot. The "QUEENTIME" can be led solo. Roof: equipped with a panoramic window, with four opening portholes and three panels Goiot.
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Fittings
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Crew cabin : access by a double door 2 80 cms width ; a 3 wide steps stair g allowing easy movements from the cockpit to the cabin . Footpaths conceived to give the best possible anatomical position. Sit multifunctions. Heightened floor allowing the persons sat to have a panoramic sight on outside through the semicircular window. Permanent contact with the persons in the cockpit. |
| Cook: total length 3 m.; it includes A double kitchen sink with work plan in CORIAN, cooker with oven inox, refrigerator of 120l., drawers, dish drainers and storage furniture.
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1, rue Pierre Vaudenay (les Metz) |
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allowing us to use these photos.
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