Acronautic launches 13m Luxury RIB Tender

Acronautic in partnership with Dariel Yacht launches the new 13m Luxury Tender due for delivery to Monaco later this month.

Fitted with twin 350hp Mercury Verado and incorporating an advanced Raymarine electronics package including AIS positioning, 3D chart viewing and autopilot the vessel is designed as a Super Yacht tender and fully equipped day boat for entertaining guests in luxury, comfort and style. The design offers a sunbed forward, comfortable pilot seats and a large 6 seater lounge aft.

Style and functionality were key design parameters facilitating a specific storage compartment for all conceivable equipment, shoe drawers, towel cupboards, inbuilt dive compressor and hot/cold shower all provide extra convenience.

This vessel is the first of the 13m dTender range <http://darielboats.com/Models/dtender13m.html>  with a second bespoke vessel under construction to be presented at the Monaco Yacht Show 2010.

Acronautic is a yacht management and consultation company offering project management services for vessels to 30m, recruitment services and professional maritime assistance.

As well here is a note regarding the Sea Trials for the tender

"It is with great pleasure to provide an update on the sea trial.
On Friday 11th June I trialed the vessel on Lake Iseo in Italy with Dariel and the performance was outstanding !  
Through the entire speed range the vessel is exceptionally maneuverable, feels safe and can corner without cavitation, loss in RPM or any loss in speed, during acceleration the vessel remains completely level and is planning at just 12 knots.
The anticipated maximum speed was around 45 knots however with 6 passengers and ? load in fuel we reached 55 knots, even the mercury technicians were surprised and commented on the near perfect ‘setup’ of the vessel. The anticipated range shall be around 200nm as at 20 knots the vessel was using just 70 litres per hour.
The results are very exciting, following some further finishing refinements anticipated delivery is on the 28th June to Monaco where our captain shall receive the boat



Regards
Stephen Crone

Acronautic Ltd
Supporting the International Maritime Industry
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New Windy T52 Super Tender combines exceptional pedigree and performance

Windy Boats has joined forces with worldrenowned yacht designer Ed Dubois to produce a stunning new 16.10 metre Super Tender – the Windy T52.

Combining the exceptional design flair of Dubois with the superb build-quality, production capability and performance of the Windy brand, the elegant yet uncompromising T52 is guaranteed to turn heads as it delivers guests ashore in unprecedented style, speed and comfort.

Sporting triple IPS 600 Volvo Penta diesel engines, the T52 will boast a top speed of 46 knots,
and cruising speed of 40 knots. It will also deliver effortless manoeuvrability and stability at low speeds, thanks to Volvo’s joystick control.

With a 4.5m beam, the cockpit offers generous seating including three separate racing chairs at the helm and three standing sports chairs with bimini shade. The open, walk-around teak deck also features a raised foredeck, and additional seating, sun lounger and hydraulic bathing ladder aft – perfect for race spectating, swimming or picnicking at anchorage. A head wi h shower is located below decks, along with a double berth.

One of the new generation of leaner, greener Windy models, the T52 employs vacuum injected moulding to produce a lighter, more fuel-efficient hull with a range of 450-480 miles. The sleek lines and rakish sheer of the T52’s distinctive hull will deliver an exhilarating but stable and dry ride.

Work on the tender is already underway and the first T52 is expected to be ready for sea trials
by June.