Engineering:Beaufort (dinghy)
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| Crew | 2–4 |
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| LOA | 16 ft 0 in (4.88 m) |
The Beaufort is a substantial GRP sailing dinghy, with round bilges (appearing similar to a carvel smooth hull, a mainsail and a jib.
It was designed by Ian Proctor c. 1965. It's a relatively stable cruising dinghy,[1] and is equipped with a metal centreplate.
The Beaufort sail mark is a trumpet with a black square beneath and a white "B" within the black square.
References
- ↑ "The West Country Cruise on the River Tamar - Sept 6/7th 2003". http://www.wanderer.org.uk/Cruising%20Logs/Cruising%20reports%202003/west%20country/west_country_cruise_report.htm. "Besides the Wanderer fleet, Janet and Anthony Byrde in their Drascombe and Richard and Peter Goodfellow, in another Ian Proctor designed dinghy called a Beaufort, were sharing the Cruise with us."
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