FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) Detailed Review

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If you are a boat enthusiast looking to get more information on specs, built, make, etc. of different boats, then here is a complete review of FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU). Built by Beneteau and designed by Bruce Farr, the boat was first built in 2004. It has a hull type of Fin w/bulb & spade rudder and LOA is 13.66. Its sail area/displacement ratio 22.40. Its auxiliary power tank, manufactured by Yanmar, runs on Diesel.

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) has retained its value as a result of superior building, a solid reputation, and a devoted owner base. Read on to find out more about FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) and decide if it is a fit for your boating needs.

Boat Information

Boat Specifications

LOA:13.66 m / 44.82 ft

Rigging Type:Fractional Sloop

Hull Type:Fin w/bulb & spade rudder

S.A. (reported):95.88 m² / 1032.04 ft²

Draft (max):2.08 m / 6.82 ft

Displacement:9129 kg / 20125.98 lbs

Ballast:3650 kg / 8046.86 lbs

S.A./Disp.:22.40

Bal./Disp.:39.98

Disp./Len.:168.08

Construction:FG

Ballast Type:Lead

Last Built:2007

Designers:Bruce Farr

LWL:11.48 m / 37.66 ft

Sail Boat Calculation

Definitions

Comfort Ratio:25.66

Capsize Screening Formula:1.92

Rig And Sail Specs

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I:17.5 m / 57.41 ft

S.A. Fore:17.27 m / 56.66 ft

E:6.23 m / 20.44 ft

S.A. Fore:42.08 m² / 452.95 ft²

S.A. Main:53.8 m² / 579.10 ft²

S.A. Total (100% Fore + Main Triangles)95.88 m² / 1032.04 ft²

Auxillary Power Tank

Make:Yanmar

Type:Diesel

Fuel:201 L / 53.10 gals

Accomodations

Water:397 L / 104.88 gals

Contributions

Builders:Beneteau

Designers:Bruce Farr

FAQ

Who designed the FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU)?

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) was designed by Bruce Farr.

Who builds FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU)?

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) is built by Beneteau.

When was FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) first built?

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) was first built in 2004.

How long is FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU)?

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) is 11.48 m in length.

What is mast height on FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU)?

FIRST 44.7 (BENETEAU) has a mast height of 17.27 m.