columbie-66.yaml

make: Columbie
model: 66
type: sailboat
keel: fin
rudder: transom-hung
size:
  loa: 6.6 m
  loh: 6.6 m
  lwl: 5.7 m
  beam: 2.5 m
  draft: 1.5 m
weight:
  displacement: 1780 kg
  ballast: 890 kg
hull:
  type: monohull
  material: fiberglass
  core: divinycel
  thickness: 26 mm
deck:
  material: fiberglass
  core: balsa
  thickness: 26 mm
interior:
  materials:
    - wood
    - fiberglass
  headroom: 1.9 m
  galley: true
  heads: 1
  berths: 5
rig:
  type: fractional
  sails:
    - name: main
      size: 11 m²
      p: 7.3 m
      e: 2.6 m
    - name: genoa 1
      size: 13.4 m²
      lp: 3.6 m
      t: 7.5 m
    - name: genoa 2
      size: 10 m²
    - name: genoa 3
      size: 7 m²
    - name: storm jib
      size: 3 m²
    - name: spinnaker
      size: 28 m²
      sl: 7.5 m
      smw: 4.32 m
engine:
  internal: true
  make: Bukh
  hp: 8
  fuel: diesel
tanks:
  fuel: 30 l
  water: 40 l
  septic: 15 l
derived:
  sa: 24.4 m²
  sa/d: 16.94
  b/d: 50
  d/lwl: 267.87
  cr: 18.77
  csf: 2.08
  s: 2.01
  speed: 5.79 kn
  immersion: 97.86 kg/cm
production:
  designers:
    - Petter G. Lie
  designed: 1976
  builders:
    - Bjørn Abrahamsen, Hvaler, Norway (1977)
    - Olsson & Söner, Smögen, Sweden (1978-1979)
    - Ciplast, Svendborg, Denmark (autumn 1979)
    - Ulefoss, Norway (1980)
  started: 1977
  ended: 1980
  count: 185
  certifications:
    - DNV
links:
  club: http://columbie.org/
comments:
  - SA is for mainsail + genoa 1
  - Headroom applies to the galley area
  - Immersion is 548 lbs/in in imperial units
  - Surprisingly spacious for a 22 footer, with an enclosed head and standing headroom at the galley
  - Known to be slow and sturdy, but sails well in winds over 10 m/s (20 knots)
  - Most were sold as 3/4 kits to be finished by the buyer
  - A few boats had a lower ballast of 760-780 kg (displacement of 1650-1670 kg)
  - MkII (from 1978) had single laminate fiberglass at all through-hulls
  - Known issues include balsa core on deck, leaks around windows and subpar rudder attachment