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The Jakarta Offshore Sailing Club
Boats ranked by Alphabetical order
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ALICE Alice is a 30ft
long, 7ft wide, fiberglass coated wooden sloop originally built
in Italy in the late 60’s. After being shipped to Jakarta by a member
of the Italian Embassy in the early 70’s, she has been sailing
Indonesian waters until today. Alice makes a great boat for weekend cruises (she
perfectly sleeps one couple…) and will soon again be feared on the JOSC
weekend regattas
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AQUILA As one of the original designs
produced by Ta Yang, it has been said of the Tayana 37, that it is "the
most successful custom cruising yacht ever built." With the exception
of modern hardware and rigging options, the fact that this "full-keeled
double-ender" has changed little with the times, summarizes its appeal
for those sailors who admire a stout, safe and proven yacht of this
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CANDOLA The
Albin Ballad is a 30' fibreglass sloop, of Scandinavian design and
construction that makes her a robust big water boat while carrying low
freeboard and an attractive profile. A larger sister to the famous
Albin Vega. A Sailor's boat, meant to be in the hands of a skipper who
would sail her hard and long in all conditions! Build in 1979. |
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KERSEY
Is a Sparkman & Stevens designed sloop, built of GRP in 1987 by Holiday Boats Inc. in Mariveles,
The Philippines. LOA is 35' 06", Beam is 11' 06" and draft is 6'
06". She has a raked bow and reverse sheer transom, with typical
fractional rig. She is registered in the UK.
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KNOT ALOT
Knot
Alot is a New Zealand designed Weta 4.4m trimaran. The Weta gives alot
and takes very little. The Weta is a versatile, fun to sail, easy to
manage and very well built Trimaran that does a good job of keeping most
sailors happy (we all know it is impossible to keep all sailors happy).
A combination of stiff and lightweight fiberglass hulls, carbon beams
and mast, a powerful sail plan along with great attention to detail make
this one of the best new small sailboats to come out in years. Well
balanced and easy to helm on all points of sail, the Weta is a great
learn to sail boat that is easy to tack and has no boom to threaten your
head. Take the Jib off to de-power in strong winds or to let the kids
sail on their own. The roller furling screacher adds exhilarating
downwind performance.
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NENG
GEULIS
The F-27 is a special boat for a different kind of
sailing adventure. If you want to sail fast effortlessly, without a
large crew, and in comfort, this is the boat for you. Responsive to
finger tip control at the helm, the F-27 points high, tacks smartly and
is a joy to sail. Acceleration is smooth and swift. You will never
forget the exhilaration of the first time you catch a 10-12 knot breeze
in your sails -- and the crew will not forget the irrepressible
foot-wide smile that spreads across your face! |
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NIRVANA
Is a 10M masthead sloop was
manufactured in Indonesia in the early part of the new millennium. The design, evocative of yachts from Finland's
Swan Boat works, features a narrow fin keel and rudder giving the boat high maneuverability and
good pointing ability; Fiberglass hull;
Wheel steering; Cabin sleeps up to six extremely close friends.
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ORION II
Orion II is a Sagitta 20 designed
by the world famous naval architects Sparkman & Stephens of Fort
Lauderdale, New York. A boat specially designed to meet the best
measurement in C.C.A and R.O.R.C class V. The hull is built of one piece
hand laid moulded fiberglass in Denmark by Royal Systems Yacht Yards,
she has a length of 6.14m beam of 2.34m and draft of 1.15m. A long water
line in connection with fin keel and spade rudder with kick down ensures
stability, higher speed and better steering capacity. A spacious 20
footer with 4 full sized berths, as spacious as a 24 footer. She carries
a comprehensive wardrobe of sails and performs very well in the typical
light breezes of the Jakarta Bay. A lovely easy to handle family boat
for weekend cruises and well placed in JOSC races.
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TERUS
Terus is a sloop build in 1978
following the plans of Van Der Stadt in Sri-Lanka . Length 10m40 draft of 1m50. It is a very pleasant boat
to sail as it is very stable in all sea conditions and sails nearly every week-end in the Jakarta bay.
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