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30 Aug 2012
Yachting Developments launch 27.4m 'Satu'
By Ellie Brade
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Yachting Developments have successfully launched the 27.4m (90ft) sportsfisher Satu. From the design board of Ullberg Yacht Design, Satu is finished to superyacht standard and powered by twin 1,789kW MTU diesels giving a top speed of 33 knots. The hull structure was built by Vaudrey Miller Yachts New Zealand (VMYNZ) prior to being moved to Yachting Developments for the final fit out and completion.
Once sea trials are completed in New Zealand, Satu will be exhibited by Satu Marine at this years Ft Lauderdale International Boat Show.
Satu Specification
Designer: Ullberg Yacht Design & Engineering
LOA: 90ft | 27.43m
LWL: 82.1ft | 25.03m
Beam: 23ft | 7.01m
Draught: 4.11ft | 1.51m
Fuel: 4,500 us gal | 17,055ltrs
Water: 675 us gal | 2,558ltrs
Propulsion: 2 x MTU 16V-2000CR 1,789kW @ 2450rpm
Generators: 2 x Caterpillar C4.4 58kw/67.5kva
Construction: Composite
Hull Structure: VMYNZ
Fit Out & Completion: Yachting Developments
Related Links
Yachting Developments Profile
Ullberg Yacht Design Profile
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