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Le Jeanneau Yachts 64, tel que la flotte l'a vu
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The Jeanneau Yachts 64, designed by Philippe Briand and built by Jeanneau Yachts since 2015, is a 20.1-meter fractional sloop with a fin keel and bulb, displacing 30,999 kg. Aboard the 2016 model *LAYLA*, the rig includes a white-painted aluminum triple-spreader mast and electric furling for the staysail and genoa.3:26 The mainsail is a North Sails unit with a powered in-boom furler.4:52 Propulsion is provided by a 160-horsepower Yanmar D6 engine, supplemented by Kwik bow and stern thrusters.6:28 Navigation systems feature Raymarine Axiom Plus displays, i70 readouts, and Iridium digital radar.6:40 The cockpit is equipped with a custom fixed bimini that has an electrically operated opening lid, hydraulic tables, and Sunbrella upholstery.7:48 Below deck, the interior features Alpi oak joinery and Milano flooring.8:53 The galley includes a Force 10 ceramic hob, microwave, refrigeration, and an ice maker.10:06 Electrical systems consist of an Onan 7.5kW generator, gel batteries, and a watermaker.14:58 The vessel offers two double cabins with en-suite heads, an owner’s stateroom, and a forward crew cabin with deck access.12:30
