BoatsF-24 MKII

F-24 MKII

Trimaran, daggerboard · Frac. Sloop (Rotating Spar) · First built 1994

A 1994-era trimaran with a 31.1 sail-area-to-displacement ratio, optimized for high-speed, light-displacement sailing

Designed by Ian Farrier, built by Corsair Marine.

LOA
Beam
Draft (max)
Displacement
Hull type
Trimaran Dbrd.

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Character

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Ramp-launchableAbout 817 kg of hull, with a keel that raises or a draft shallow enough to float off a trailer — she can go back on the trailer at the ramp, not only into the water.Shoal draftDraws 0.30 m, board up where she has one — creeks, sandbars and thin anchorages most keels have to stay out of.
LightHeavy

61 — light for her waterline, so she is easily driven and quick to accelerate.

Displacement / length 61
EasygoingPowered-up

31.1 — a lot of sail for her weight; powered-up and eager, a real performer.

Sail area / displacement 31.1

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Full specifications

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Dimensions
Weights
Rig & sail area
Rig
Frac. Sloop (Rotating Spar)
Ratios
SA / displacement
31.1
Displacement / length
61.3
Hull
Hull type
Trimaran Dbrd.
Construction
Fiberglass
Production
Years built
First built 1994
Designer
Ian Farrier
Builder
Corsair Marine

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