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BigCat · 14-08-2008, 18:11

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As has been said by others, you can compensate by going larger with the same accomodation, but that has problems of berthing and handling short handed as well. IMHO 43 ft is the max I would consider for a crew of two + occassional visitors.

Unless, of course, you have a rig designed for easy handling, such as a wingsail rig based on modifications to the junk rig to make it more close-winded and aerodynamic. I agree that the standard marconi sloop rig was designed to give the maximum of difficulty and entertainment to large crews of athletic young men striving to race around a few buoys on sunny summer afternoons, after which they would hit the showers and yacht club bar.

freetime · 15-08-2008, 15:24

When and what models are from the 39-48f and a maximum of 10 years old.

I find little info....

1995 Privilege 45 introduced and wins Cruising World's award for the best cruising multihull 1996 Privilege 42 introduced and wins Cruising World's award for the best cruising multihull

Groupe SGGR buys Jeantot Marine and forms Alliaura Marine 1996 Privilege 37 introduced 1997 Production of Privileges exceeds 300 units 1998 Privilege 465 introduced 1999 Privilege 435 introduced 2002 Privilege 585 introduced 2004 Privilege 395 and Privilege 495 introduced

Over 400 Privilege yachts built so far

freetime · 16-08-2008, 11:16

Bridgedeckclerance on privilege with the masterbedroom in the front. From 37-48f....

SurfNRG · 16-08-2008, 15:21

FYI, Thought I'd let you Privilege fans know that there's a 1988 39 ft'er 4 sale in Satellite Beach, Florida for $149K listed at Cape Yacht Sales (Randy).

Cape Yacht Brokerage (Port Canaveral, FL)

freetime · 17-08-2008, 03:19

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Originally Posted by SurfNRG

FYI, Thought I'd let you Privilege fans know that there's a 1988 39 ft'er 4 sale in Satellite Beach, Florida for $149K listed at Cape Yacht Sales (Randy).

Cape Yacht Brokerage (Port Canaveral, FL)

Cape Yacht Brokerage (Port Canaveral, FL)&

Good price i think!

Talbot · 17-08-2008, 03:23

same site has another in Florida, same age at $142,000

Jeannius · 04-09-2008, 04:56

Bumped to the top for the benefit of user Privileged... More info about the window fixing system on page 5 of this thread.

Now then, a question... Anybody fitted solar and wind generator to the back of a Priv 435 or 465? Where do you mount them to keep them out of the way of the mainsheet?

privileged · 05-09-2008, 18:14

Mike . we have an air marine on s/s tube which fits on the deck inside the rear stern rail and is attached to it. It rises up about 1.5mt then goes aft at 45degrees for about 800mm then up again for 800mm. never touched any thing . you can not touch it even when coming up the back stairs. And for our solar panels we had a s/s frame built that bolts to the existing davits and extends to the same height as the bimini roof and the panels are on a hinged tube on top .Since raising the panels above the bimini it has kept them in the sun all day and doubled the output. Cheers Mick

Jeannius · 06-09-2008, 03:59

Mick

Yes I was thinking of attaching the solar panels to the davits but not raising them to the level of the bimini. SInce you say that makes a big difference to the output I'll have to consider doing the same. Do you have any photos of the setup that you can post online?

Cheers

svcattales · 06-09-2008, 10:06

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Originally Posted by Jeannius

Mick

Yes I was thinking of attaching the solar panels to the davits but not raising them to the level of the bimini. SInce you say that makes a big difference to the output I'll have to consider doing the same. Do you have any photos of the setup that you can post online?

Cheers

Mike,
Our 37' Priv has a similar configuration and we put one solar panel on an arch/dinghy davits and two other panels on bimini. On one side of the arch we have a pole to support the wind gen and radar. On the other side, we attached an SSB antennae. See pics below.

Jeannius · 06-09-2008, 10:15

It looks as though your mainsheet setup is similar to main so the photos are very useful. I had been concerned that the mainsheet could get hung up on a frame mounted on the davits but presumably yours doesn't. Thanks Greg

privileged · 07-09-2008, 00:57

Mike here is a couple of pics on attachments, it is a big bonus to be able to pivot the panels and face them at the sun .

Jeannius · 07-09-2008, 04:04

Thanks Mick. I like the location of the barbie as well. Hadn't thought of putting one there (obviously the dinghy won't be there when you are cooking!)