General Information
| Builder | Jeanneau |
| Type | Sun Odyssey 44i |
| Year | 2011 |
| Length | 13,75 m |
| Width | 4,37 m |
| Draught | 2,05 m |
| Cabins | 4 |
| Bunks | 8 |
| Toilets | 2 |
| Maximum crew | 8 people |
| Flag | Turkey |
| Location | France |
Description
Very sporty yacht with all comforts. Our Night & Day is at the forefront of all the regattas, and thanks to the perfectly cut, full battened mainsail, it makes the hearts of sports sailors beat faster. Also available are gennakers or spinnakers in various sizes.
Technical Properties
- 41 m²
Mainsail - 52 m²
Genova - Full battened main
Mainsailtype - Furling
Genovatype - 75 hp
Engine power - 10 mm / 80 m
Anchor - 615 L
Water - 240 L
Fuel - 147 L
Sewage - 35 L
Hot water - Double wheel
Helm - 12 V / 4 x 110 Ah
Battery - Victron 12V / 80 A
Charger - Victron 2 x 130 W
Solar
Sprayhood
Biminitop
Broadband radar
Electric and Electronic Equipment
Bow thruster- 12 V / 1000 W
Electric anchor winch
Electric hallyard winch- Simrad
Navigation - Simrad
Autopilot - Simrad NS8
Chartplotter - Simrad
VHF
CEBILON drinking water system- 230 L
Fridge - 0 L
Freezer - 12 V-220 V / 2000 W
Inverter
Coffee machine
Disclaimer
The particulars on this page are a general guide to give a broad description of the yacht. They are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. All prices, photographs, measurements, plans and specifications referred to are given as a guide only and should not be relied upon for the purchase of this yacht. The copyright of all details, photographs and deckplans remains the property of their respectful owners.
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M/S Night & Day 2011 / 13.75m
Weekly Price: €2,000
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