At this moment we do not have enough information about this Int. Eight Metre Class Yacht. We hope that you know more about the history of this 8 mR yacht.If you do please contact us by email.We are building a complete registry of every Eight Metre Yacht ever built. Out of 500 Eights ever built, roughly 200 are still around. As of 2024 we have over 300 Eight Metre Yachts in our database.
Sail Area: The total surface area of all sails on the yacht, determining its power and speed.
Main Sail: The large sail attached to the main mast, providing most of the propulsion.
Fore Triangle: The area between the mast, deck, and forestay where headsails are rigged.
LOA (Length Overall): The full length of the yacht from the tip of the bow to the end of the stern.
LWL (Length at Waterline): The length of the hull where it meets the water, affecting speed and stability.
Beam: The yacht's widest point, which impacts stability.
Draught: The vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the keel, affecting how deep the yacht sits in the water.
Weight: The overall mass of the yacht.
Construction: The materials and method used to build the yacht, such as wood, steel, or fiberglass.
Rig: The configuration of the yacht’s sails, masts, and rigging.
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