67' FARR / VISMARA Fast Ocean Cruiser MISTER A
2003
"MisterA" is the result of a team work involving: Vismara Yacht Design as concept, interior and deck designer and in charge for general coordination, Farr Yacht Design for the naval architecture design of the hull, decks and appendages and structures, SP Technology for the structures analysis, Southern Spar for the very innovative wing mast and rigging, studied for the aerodynamics by ICAD (International Consortium for Advanced Design) from Florence University.
It is difficult to locate this project inside a pre-existing category, easier to guess that she will be the first of a new sailing yachts family: FAST OCEAN CRUISER.
The soul of "MisterA" is the technology as the way to have a performance Maxi, able to face any kind of navigation, ocean also, with comfort and safety.
| Previous Name | LOA | 20.300 m | |
| Year | 2003 | LWL | 18.240 m |
| Model | Fast Ocean Cruiser | Beam | 5.000 m |
| Builder | Marten Marine | Draft | 4.000 m |
| Designer | Farr Yacht Design | Displ. | 20,500 kg |
| Design # | 487 | Ballast | 9,100 kg |
| Hull Material | Carbon Composite | Bottom | |
| Rig Material | Carbon Fiber | Type | Wing Spar |
| Yacht Location | Porto Lotti, Italy | FYS Broker | Bill O'Malley |
| Hull Color | Pearl White | Deck Color | Teak Decks |
| Graphics | N/A | Engine | Yanmar |
| HP | 125hp | Model | 4LH3DTE |
| Propeller | Fuel | 1,000 Lt | |
| Water | 1,000 Lt | Holding | 250 Lt Black / 300 Lt Gray |
| Keel | Steel Fin w/Bulb | Steering | Twin Wheels |
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| Hull/Deck Construction Details: | ||
The hull and deck are built in carbon pre-preg vacuum bagged and cured at 80° with Nomex core, in order to develop an extremely rigid yet light and well-insulated structure. The composite material becomes part of the furniture; in fact in order to save weight and give the maximum strength to the boat, many of the furniture's elements, such as the frontals, or the horizontal shelves of the settees are in sandwich of pre-preg carbon with Nomex core.
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The layout and the general styling of “MisterA” make the boat particularly comfortable and functional. The boat is divided into two areas: the crew cabins aft and the owner/guests area mid-ship forward. This separation assures mutual privacy, but also takes into consideration the differences between the use of the boat during the blue water navigation and casual sailing. For this reason there are two galleys, one close to the crew cabins (very functional in navigation) and a forward galley, mid-ship close to the saloon, more suitable for entertaining. The master stateroom is located amidship and provided with two separate single berths hull-side divided by the owner desk office. The saloon is very well lit both by natural and artificially lighting, very carefully finished and comfortable for the social life. The two guest cabins located forward of the main saloon provide upper and lower berths. The furniture design and construction materials play an integral part in the interior styling by alternating exotics materials and traditional shapes. The traditional cherry veneers of the furniture and bulkheads contrast and compliment the high-tech materials of the yacht's structure; the carbon fiber structures of the visible hull surfaces and companionway entrance ladder remind you of the high-tech nature of this luxury yacht. |
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MisterA has 2 galleys, one mid-ship near the main saloon for entertaining and a second galley aft in the crew quarters accessible from the aft cockpit, ideal for long passages.
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24 / 220 volt system designed for compliance with Mediterranean ports as well as to be self-sufficient on long passages or on the mooring. |
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B&G Performance Instrument package |
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The teak deck shows the typical Vismara design: smooth cabin with ample living space and coamings together with the double cockpit. The aft cockpit, for the helmsman, with two wheels and a central cockpit for guest and entertaining. The stern is equipped with a garage for the dinghy and for general storage use and the bow operates hydraulically to access the anchor and windlass. |
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| Rig & Rigging: |
The rotating wing mast project was a cooperation of Vismara Yacht Design, ICAD, Florence, Italy and Farr Design with the goal to reach the best section for efficient driving force at minimum heel angles in upwind conditions capable with the rotation of the mast. The mast section has a profile with a chord length of 650 mm on a fractional mast and the sail plan includes a fractional cruising spinnaker as well as a very powerful masthead spinnaker for use in the Maxi-yacht circuit races. The mast is laminated with a mixture of pre.preg Carbon of standard and hi-modulus with autoclave at 3 bar pressure and cured under 120°C. The mast structure has been designed for use without a backstay up to 22 knots of true wind. The backstay is recommended in extreme weather conditions or for long navigations to depower the Mainsail or during the races in order to compensate the bending of the mast due to the spinnaker loads. The engineering of the mast and rigging incorporates solutions normally utilized on Open-class yachts and includes composite PBO rigging, including the headstay. The hydraulic furler for the Genoa is recessed under deck and equipped with a carbon-foil aerodynamic profile forestay. The hydraulic mast controls for rotating the wing mast are led to the wheel steering pedestals, as are the furling controls for the Genoa. |
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Sailing inventory has been developed through North Sails – NZL Full inventory of additional sails to come. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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MisterA equipment inventory includes a 20' mobile container with shelving for storage.
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| Additional Comments: |
As far as performance is concerned, the waterlines and the appendages of “MisterA” are oriented to the maximum sailing efficiency, further increased by the carbon fiber powerful rotating wing mast. Concept/styling deck/interior design: VISMARA YACHT DESIGN, Viareggio, Italy. Waterlines: FARR YACHT DESIGN, Annapolis, USA Shipyard: MARTEN YACHTS – Auckland, NZ Mast Builder: SOUTHERN SPAR, Auckland, NZ Aerodynamic Study: ICAD, Florence, Italy Structures Engineering: SP Technologies, UK Sailmaker: North Sails - NZL |
| Farr Yacht Sales Disclaimer: |
Farr Yacht Sales offers the details of the listed vessel in good faith. We are diligent in presenting the above facts and inventories of the listed vessel but we cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of the information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. The buyer, whether himself or through his agent or his surveyor, should conduct such investigation, independent confirmation and additional due diligence as the buyer deems necessary before purchasing the vessel. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. |
