Gregor Tarjan
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Catamarans
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A book on cruising catamarans - illustrated with four-color photography and diagrams. From the technical details to the luxurious lifestyle, it covers various aspects of cruising cats. It reviews basic concepts of design, construction, and performance. It discusses the catamaran developments.
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A book on cruising catamarans - illustrated with four-color photography and diagrams. From the technical details to the luxurious lifestyle, it covers various aspects of cruising cats. It reviews basic concepts of design, construction, and performance. It discusses the catamaran developments.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: International Marine Publishing Co
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 225mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1100g
- ISBN-13: 9780071498852
- ISBN-10: 0071498850
- Artikelnr.: 22840068
- Verlag: International Marine Publishing Co
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 225mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1100g
- ISBN-13: 9780071498852
- ISBN-10: 0071498850
- Artikelnr.: 22840068
Gregor Tarjan is founder and president of Aeroyacht Ltd., one of the world's top brokers of large sail and power catamarans. He is a USCG licensed captain and a veteran of dozens of ocean crossings.
AcknowledgementsForewordIntroductionHistory AbbreviatedPresent Environment
The Big Picture
Current Perception of Multihulls
Modern Pioneers
Objective & Mission Profile
Part 1. Multihull CharacteristicsMultihull Advantages
Catamaran vs. Multihull
Speed
Efficiency
Stability
Safety
Draft
No-Heel Environment
Space
Boat Handling
Desirable Attributes
Seaworthiness
Construction
Design
Critical Issues
Load Carrying
Cost
Part 2. Multihull ParametersDesign & Dynamics
Configuration & Basic Types
Class 1 - Open Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 2 - Partial Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 3 - Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 4 - Superyacht Catamaran
Evaluation & Coefficients
Bruce Number (BN)
Sail Area to Wetted Surface (SAWS)
Hull Fineness Ratio (HFR)
Stability Coefficient (SC)
Diagonal Stability & Beam to Length Ratio (BLR)
Hull
Shape & Resistance
Appendages
Keels vs. Daggerboards
Rudders
Rig
Configuration & Types
Mast
Sails
Construction
Composite & Aluminum
Part 3. Multihull SeamanshipSailhandling - Monohull vs. MultihullThe Magic
of Apparent WindManuevers Under Sail
Upwind Sailing
Reaching
Downwind
Velocity Made Good (VMG)
Battens
Reefing
Daggerboards
Tracking
Stall Recovery
Gybing
Docking & Under Power
Motorsailing
AnchoringHeavy Weather TacticsPart 4. Noteworthy Multihulls
Atlantic 55
Blubay 100
Broadblue 435
Catana 52
Dolphin 46
Fountaine Pajot - Eleuthera 60
Gemini 150Mc
Gunboat 49
Lagoon 410
Leopard 40
Maine Cat 41
Manta 42
Outremer 42
PDQ - Antares 44
Privilege 495
Seawind 1160
St Francis 50
Switch 55
Voyage 500
Jaguar 36
Yapluka 70
Appendix 1. Offshore Survival Gear ChecklistAppendix 2. Long-Range Cruising
Equipment ChecklistAppendix 3. General Vessel MaintenanceAppendix 4.
Beaufort ScaleAppendix 5. Photography
Photo Credits
Bibliography & ReferencesGlossaryIndex of Illustrations and TablesFeatured
Catamaran Index
Index
The Big Picture
Current Perception of Multihulls
Modern Pioneers
Objective & Mission Profile
Part 1. Multihull CharacteristicsMultihull Advantages
Catamaran vs. Multihull
Speed
Efficiency
Stability
Safety
Draft
No-Heel Environment
Space
Boat Handling
Desirable Attributes
Seaworthiness
Construction
Design
Critical Issues
Load Carrying
Cost
Part 2. Multihull ParametersDesign & Dynamics
Configuration & Basic Types
Class 1 - Open Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 2 - Partial Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 3 - Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 4 - Superyacht Catamaran
Evaluation & Coefficients
Bruce Number (BN)
Sail Area to Wetted Surface (SAWS)
Hull Fineness Ratio (HFR)
Stability Coefficient (SC)
Diagonal Stability & Beam to Length Ratio (BLR)
Hull
Shape & Resistance
Appendages
Keels vs. Daggerboards
Rudders
Rig
Configuration & Types
Mast
Sails
Construction
Composite & Aluminum
Part 3. Multihull SeamanshipSailhandling - Monohull vs. MultihullThe Magic
of Apparent WindManuevers Under Sail
Upwind Sailing
Reaching
Downwind
Velocity Made Good (VMG)
Battens
Reefing
Daggerboards
Tracking
Stall Recovery
Gybing
Docking & Under Power
Motorsailing
AnchoringHeavy Weather TacticsPart 4. Noteworthy Multihulls
Atlantic 55
Blubay 100
Broadblue 435
Catana 52
Dolphin 46
Fountaine Pajot - Eleuthera 60
Gemini 150Mc
Gunboat 49
Lagoon 410
Leopard 40
Maine Cat 41
Manta 42
Outremer 42
PDQ - Antares 44
Privilege 495
Seawind 1160
St Francis 50
Switch 55
Voyage 500
Jaguar 36
Yapluka 70
Appendix 1. Offshore Survival Gear ChecklistAppendix 2. Long-Range Cruising
Equipment ChecklistAppendix 3. General Vessel MaintenanceAppendix 4.
Beaufort ScaleAppendix 5. Photography
Photo Credits
Bibliography & ReferencesGlossaryIndex of Illustrations and TablesFeatured
Catamaran Index
Index
AcknowledgementsForewordIntroductionHistory AbbreviatedPresent Environment
The Big Picture
Current Perception of Multihulls
Modern Pioneers
Objective & Mission Profile
Part 1. Multihull CharacteristicsMultihull Advantages
Catamaran vs. Multihull
Speed
Efficiency
Stability
Safety
Draft
No-Heel Environment
Space
Boat Handling
Desirable Attributes
Seaworthiness
Construction
Design
Critical Issues
Load Carrying
Cost
Part 2. Multihull ParametersDesign & Dynamics
Configuration & Basic Types
Class 1 - Open Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 2 - Partial Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 3 - Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 4 - Superyacht Catamaran
Evaluation & Coefficients
Bruce Number (BN)
Sail Area to Wetted Surface (SAWS)
Hull Fineness Ratio (HFR)
Stability Coefficient (SC)
Diagonal Stability & Beam to Length Ratio (BLR)
Hull
Shape & Resistance
Appendages
Keels vs. Daggerboards
Rudders
Rig
Configuration & Types
Mast
Sails
Construction
Composite & Aluminum
Part 3. Multihull SeamanshipSailhandling - Monohull vs. MultihullThe Magic
of Apparent WindManuevers Under Sail
Upwind Sailing
Reaching
Downwind
Velocity Made Good (VMG)
Battens
Reefing
Daggerboards
Tracking
Stall Recovery
Gybing
Docking & Under Power
Motorsailing
AnchoringHeavy Weather TacticsPart 4. Noteworthy Multihulls
Atlantic 55
Blubay 100
Broadblue 435
Catana 52
Dolphin 46
Fountaine Pajot - Eleuthera 60
Gemini 150Mc
Gunboat 49
Lagoon 410
Leopard 40
Maine Cat 41
Manta 42
Outremer 42
PDQ - Antares 44
Privilege 495
Seawind 1160
St Francis 50
Switch 55
Voyage 500
Jaguar 36
Yapluka 70
Appendix 1. Offshore Survival Gear ChecklistAppendix 2. Long-Range Cruising
Equipment ChecklistAppendix 3. General Vessel MaintenanceAppendix 4.
Beaufort ScaleAppendix 5. Photography
Photo Credits
Bibliography & ReferencesGlossaryIndex of Illustrations and TablesFeatured
Catamaran Index
Index
The Big Picture
Current Perception of Multihulls
Modern Pioneers
Objective & Mission Profile
Part 1. Multihull CharacteristicsMultihull Advantages
Catamaran vs. Multihull
Speed
Efficiency
Stability
Safety
Draft
No-Heel Environment
Space
Boat Handling
Desirable Attributes
Seaworthiness
Construction
Design
Critical Issues
Load Carrying
Cost
Part 2. Multihull ParametersDesign & Dynamics
Configuration & Basic Types
Class 1 - Open Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 2 - Partial Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 3 - Bridgedeck Catamaran
Class 4 - Superyacht Catamaran
Evaluation & Coefficients
Bruce Number (BN)
Sail Area to Wetted Surface (SAWS)
Hull Fineness Ratio (HFR)
Stability Coefficient (SC)
Diagonal Stability & Beam to Length Ratio (BLR)
Hull
Shape & Resistance
Appendages
Keels vs. Daggerboards
Rudders
Rig
Configuration & Types
Mast
Sails
Construction
Composite & Aluminum
Part 3. Multihull SeamanshipSailhandling - Monohull vs. MultihullThe Magic
of Apparent WindManuevers Under Sail
Upwind Sailing
Reaching
Downwind
Velocity Made Good (VMG)
Battens
Reefing
Daggerboards
Tracking
Stall Recovery
Gybing
Docking & Under Power
Motorsailing
AnchoringHeavy Weather TacticsPart 4. Noteworthy Multihulls
Atlantic 55
Blubay 100
Broadblue 435
Catana 52
Dolphin 46
Fountaine Pajot - Eleuthera 60
Gemini 150Mc
Gunboat 49
Lagoon 410
Leopard 40
Maine Cat 41
Manta 42
Outremer 42
PDQ - Antares 44
Privilege 495
Seawind 1160
St Francis 50
Switch 55
Voyage 500
Jaguar 36
Yapluka 70
Appendix 1. Offshore Survival Gear ChecklistAppendix 2. Long-Range Cruising
Equipment ChecklistAppendix 3. General Vessel MaintenanceAppendix 4.
Beaufort ScaleAppendix 5. Photography
Photo Credits
Bibliography & ReferencesGlossaryIndex of Illustrations and TablesFeatured
Catamaran Index
Index