To date there are 11 Baltic 50's built and hull number 12 under construction. The specifications below are the preliminary specifications that were the base for the first Baltic 50. The individual yachts built are depoicted on their own pages. Please follow the links on the left for more information.
Design
NAVAL ARCHITECT
Tripp Design
GENERAL ENGINEERING
R&J Design
INTERIOR & DECK DESIGN
R&J / Baltic Yachts
Dimensions and Weights
m
ft
L.O.A.
15,167
49,76
D.W.L.
13,835
45,39
BEAM
3,861
12,67
DRAFT
2,00 / 3,20
6,56 / 10,50
DISPLACEMENT
6040 kg
13.316 lbs
BALLAST
2845 kg
6272 lbs
I
17,690
58,04
J
5,280
17,32
P
19,400
63,65
E
6,680
21,92
Construction
HULL
Deck is built in advanced composite construction vacuum bagging methods and sandwich construction in order to achieve optimum characteristics and strength. Laminates are unidirectional and multi-axial Kevlar fibers.
KEEL
Stainless steel keel fin and lead bulb.
DECK
Deck is built in advanced composite construction vacuum bagging methods and sandwich construction in order to achieve optimum characteristics and strength. Laminates are unidirectional and multi-axial Kevlar fibers.
INTERIOR
Advanced lightweight construction interior. High tech materials covered with light Teak wood veneer.
Equipment
DECK FITTINGS
Harken
MAST AND RIGGING
Hall Spars
MAIN ENGINE
Yanmar 3JH4CE with RetractDrive
PROPELLER
NA
BOW THRUSTER
MaxPower Compact Retract
FUEL TANK
150 ltr
WATER TANK
200 ltr
WATERMAKER
NA
AIR CONDITIONING
NA
GENERATOR
NA
BATTERIES
Starting 12V 55 A Service 24V 400Ah
ELECTRONICS
NKE
Designers and Builder's Comments
The Baltic 50 was designed to be a true combination between IMS racing and fast comfortable cruising.
