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Re: [world-cruising] Re: Beneteau Oceanis 461

From: Lynn H. Ogden (no email)
Date: Sat Oct 15 2005 - 13:49:36 EDT

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    Doug:

    Would you please send me the formulae for your factors, risks, and ratios in the email below as well as the meaning and range of each.

    Thanks!

    LO

    "There are three positions for the sails - in, halfway, and out. Anything else is the effete fiddling of dinghy sailors."
    H. W. Tilman: as quoted in Optimum Cruising by "Yachting Monthly", March,
    1990, p. 5.

      ----- Original Message -----
      From: Doug
      To:
      Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 3:17 PM
      Subject: [world-cruising] Re: Beneteau Oceanis 461

      Ian,

      No personal experience, but based on the numbers, I would say it
      might not be the best. Capsize ratio is getting up there, comfort
      factor fairly low and acceleration quite high.

      Doug

      NAME: BENETEAU OCEANIS 461

      DESIGNER: FARR
                  
      LOA: 45.9 feet
                  
      LWL: 39.1 feet
                  
      BEAM: 13.9 feet
                  
      DISPLACEMENT: 20944 pounds
                  
      SAIL AREA: 907 square feet
                  
      SAIL AREA / DISP = 19.2
                  
      CAPSIZE RISK = 1.95
                  
      COMFORT FACTOR = 23.6
                  
      DISP / LWL = 156
                  
      VMAX / VHULL = 1.13
                  
      ACCELERATION = 0.149 g's
                  
      LOA / BEAM = 3.30
                  

      --- In , "aquarius" <aquarius at o dot dot dot >
      wrote:
    >
    > Does anyone have any comment re the Beneteau Oceanis 461, good and
      bad and
    > its ability to do long ocean passages?
    >
    > Ian
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