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Conceived and built in the best Scandinavian yachtbuilding tradition the Forgus 37 is breathes quality but performs under sail also. Where most of the modern centrecockpit yacht lack performance, the Forgus 37 is recognised for her handling and sailing. Below decks nice accommodations throughout with ample stowagespace and large enough cabins. Built on the island of Orust Sweden, birthplace of many fine yachts.

General - FORGUS 37

GRP sailingyacht Forgus 37 "Skalvik", built in 1996 by Forgus Yachts, Henan, Sweden, dim.: 11,20 (lwl 9,60 x 3,48 x 1,95 mtrs, design by H. Samuelsson, grp hull, deck and superstructure, teakdeck and teak on superstructure and cockpit, built to Lloyds specifications HCC, headway: 17 mtrs, toughened glass windows in alum. framing, opening portholes and deckhatches, displacement: 7,7 tonnes, ballast: 3,3 tonnes (lead), fueltank: 210 ltrs (s.s.), freshwatertank: 300 ltrs (s.s.), sumptank with pump, Solimar mechanical wheelsteering, emergency tiller.

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Classic hand crafted mahogany interior, 2 cabins and saloon, 4(+2) berths, headroom: 1,90 mtrs, 1 x u.w.toilet and shower, Webasto diesel ducted hot air heating, galley: electric waterpressure system, boiler hot water system, double s.s. sinks, Eno two burner gasstove with oven (2007), 12v top loading fridge, crockery.

Volvo Penta MD22A 50 hp (36kW) diesel, installed in 1996, indirect coolingsystem, mechanical gearbox, s.s. propshaft, three bladed fixed propeller, cruisingspeed approx. 7 knots, consumption approx. 4 ltr/hr, approx. 1300 runninghours, manual bilgepump, electric bilgepump, 12/220v electrical system, 4 batteries (2006/07), shorepower, automatic batterycharger (2006), electric bowthruster with foot-switches.

Plastimo Horizon 135 pedestal compass, Autohelm ST50 log, echosounder and windset (defect), Autohelm ST50 Multi display, Shipmate RS8300 VHF, Raytheon R10XX radar (defect), Autohelm ST6000 autopilot, Autohelm ST50 GPS, radio/cd player, isolated backstay.

Fixed windscreen with sprayhood (2006) and cockpitcover, wintercover, inflatable dinghy with 2hp Yamaha outboard, lifebuoy, Lofrans electric windlass with cockpitcontrols, CQR anchor with chain/line, boardingladder, bathing platfrom, clock, barometer, hot-cold deckshower, fenders, warps, radar reflector, cockpit cushions, cockpit table, fire extinguisher, etc.

Sloop-rigged, Seldén aluminium stoway double spreader mast, Furlex genoa furler, 5 sails: furing main / furling genoa (2003) / staysail / stormjib / booster with squeezer, Seldén mechanical Rodkicker boomvang, Seldén mechanical backstayadjuster, spi-pole stowed at mast, 2 x 52ST sheetwinches, 2 x 28ST secondary sheetwinches, 2 x ST halyardwinches, all by Andersson.

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Forgus 35 for sale in Cardiff United Kingdom

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Forgus 35 from 1979, 6 berths in two cabins plus saloon, the aft cabin would put most 40'+ boats to shame. Recent refurbishment over last 5 years to a high standard including 2018 Beta 30hp engine, standing rigging, new teak decks and much more. Viewing highly recommended.

Lovely Scandinavian built sailing yacht.

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ABOUT FORGUS 35

The Forgus 35 is 34 feet long and has a 11 feet beam and a draft of 1.8 meters. This 1979 diesel Forgus 35 powered by Beta 30 with 30.0 horsepower. The Forgus 35 is made of fiberglass.

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Forgus 31 is a 30 ′ 6 ″ / 9.3 m monohull sailboat designed by Lars Hedberg and built by Forgus Yachts (SWE) between 1973 and 1983.

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The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.

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Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL

Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL

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A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.

SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3

• SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
• D : Displacement in pounds.

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A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.

Ballast / Displacement * 100

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A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.

D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³

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CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)

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This $1.1 million lakeside home in Dexter comes with furniture, a boat and a RV

There’s still time to purchase a weekend getaway to share and enjoy with the extended family this summer, and a large property at Diamondhead Lake is offering a turnkey experience for an adventurous buyer with an affection for the outdoors.

Realtor Chris Kew has listed the waterside property at $1,115,000, offering not only an oversized footprint to easily entertain multiple guests, but also bundling all the furniture, fixtures, a pontoon boat, and a six-berth camper into the asking price.

Located at the head of Diamondhead Drive on the eastern side of the 186-acre, manmade lake, the home’s 3,105-square-foot main level and 1,500-square-foot finished basement have been completely overhauled since its original usage as a community center and restaurant.

Kew compared the surrounding neighborhood as a quieter alternative to purchasing a lake house at Lake Panorama or Okoboji. “It’s more low key. They don't allow rentals. It’s a family type of place,” he said.

Built with a log-cabin inspired interior and exterior design, the four bedroom and four-bathroom property is a few steps from its own dock on the private lake, stocked with bass, catfish and other fishing favorites.

The home price includes a 2015 Bennington 2275G Series Tri-toon boat and a solar-charged boatlift to encourage residents to spend some quality time on the water. “I’ve also seen kayaks,” Kew added.

Out front, a full RV hook-up turns the 2018 Keystone Sprinter 26RB camper into a possible six-bed expansion to the house. Kew described the bundled assets as an “all-in-one” bonus for buyers unwilling to incur the extra time and expense to make over a possible second home.

Located five miles north of Dexter, Iowa, and seven from I-80, the house could also be used as a year-round primary residence, a common choice among other lakeside residents, and is equipped with two furnaces and two central air units for all-season comfort. Elementary, middle and high schools in the West Central Valley school district are situated less than five miles from the home.

Inside the double front doors, the open-plan tribute to log-pine style features wood beams and a gabled ceiling, a large kitchen with two islands, and a wood-burning fireplace.

The primary bedroom and an additional bedroom are found on the main floor, with two more bedrooms added to the lower level. The basement bathrooms have both been upgraded with walk-in showers and saunas.

The wide-open lower space includes a second fireplace and easy access to the lake, plus a second kitchen updated with appliances, living room seating, stools and a poker table. “You get the pool table, all of it,” Kew added.

Outdoor lounging can be savored on the covered upper level, or downstairs facing the edge of the lake.

Considering the type of buyer who might be interested in this type of property, Kew was doubtful the size was suitable for a single owner or couple.

“I think it's going to be someone that's looking for an escape. Three or four kids. Or maybe kids and grandkids. Live inside the city. Work a lot. Don't have time to drive to Clear Lake or Lake Panorama. And thinks ‘let’s buy this, the whole family can stay on Friday night, Saturday, and then I'm back to work,’” he said.

The home is listed at $1,115,000 by Chris Kew of RE/MAX Precision . Contact Kew at 515-230-0488 for more information and a private showing.

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Where: 9145 Diamondhead Drive, Dexter

Asking price: $1,115,000

Year built: 1973

Square footage: 3,105 square feet

Lot size: 0.35 acres

Richard Lane is a freelance writer for the Des Moines Register. If you have a home we should feature, reach out to Susan Stapleton at  [email protected] .

Ukraine’s Incursion Into Russia Reveals a Dramatic Shift

The offensive was developed in secret, devised to divert Russian troops away from the front lines in Ukraine and seize territory to use as a bargaining chip.

The incursion is one example of how Ukraine is taking the initiative, exposing Russian weakness and embarrassing President Vladimir V. Putin. Credit... David Guttenfelder for The New York Times

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• Aug. 15, 2024

Ukraine’s incursion into a sliver of Russia is likely to make it harder for Moscow to mount a major renewed offensive in Ukraine’s east and is the kind of surprise operation that could eventually impose real costs on the Kremlin, according to U.S. officials.

The Ukrainian strike, and its continued success, could ultimately have strategic significance, though U.S. officials caution that they will need to see how it plays out to draw firmer conclusions. It could also help rebuild sagging morale among Ukraine’s troops and war-weary population, the officials said.

The incursion, into the Kursk region of Russia, stands in stark contrast to Ukraine’s failed counteroffensive in southern Ukraine last summer. This offensive was developed in secret, devised to divert Russian troops away from the front lines in Ukraine and seize territory to use as a bargaining chip.

Ukraine’s monthslong buildup to the counteroffensive played out in the open. The Ukrainians had sought to retake territory but stumbled when they failed to punch through dug-in Russian defenses, which Moscow reinforced as Ukraine trained for the drive. Ukraine also split its forces during that offensive, against American advice, rather than focusing them as they have this month.

But the incursion into Russia shows how Ukraine’s army has improved its mechanized warfare skills, techniques that it failed to master a year ago.

Since then, Ukraine has been looking for ways to rebound.

The operation itself will not drive Russia to the bargaining table, according to U.S. officials. Russia’s president, Vladimir V. Putin, has pledged not to negotiate while Ukraine occupies Russia, and American officials said he should be taken at his word.

But in public speeches, the C.I.A. director, William J. Burns, has spoken about the need to puncture the hubris of Mr. Putin. Russia will not make any concessions, he has said, until Mr. Putin’s overconfidence is challenged and Ukraine shows strength on the battlefield.

Ukraine’s move into Kursk is one example of how it is taking the initiative, exposing Russian weakness and embarrassing Mr. Putin.

American officials say Ukraine will have to build on the operation, with other daring operations that can push back against Russia’s sense that its victory is inevitable. Whether that will include more cross-border incursions, secret sabotage missions or other yet-to-be-planned operations remains to be seen.

On Thursday, NATO’s top military commander, Gen. Christopher G. Cavoli, said the incursion had succeeded so far. “Suffice it to say that it appears to be going quite well,” he said during a talk at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

“They found an area of weakness in the Russians’ position, and they exploited it quickly and have exploited it very skillfully,” said General Cavoli, a four-star U.S. Army general who is a Russia specialist.

His comments were the most expansive by an American official since Ukraine launched the attack last week. Biden administration officials have deferred most questions about the operation to Ukrainian officials.

General Cavoli, who speaks regularly with his Ukrainian counterparts, said the operation had offered an important boost to Ukrainian morale after months of slow, grinding advances by Russia’s army in Ukraine’s east and south.

“It has had a very good galvanizing effect on the population and on the military itself,” he said.

On the flip side, General Cavoli said the attack blindsided the Kremlin and forced Moscow to scramble to mount a military response.

“It’s had a shocking effect on the Russians,” the general said. “They’re shocked by it. That won’t persist forever. They’ll gather themselves together and react accordingly.”

President Biden told reporters on Tuesday that Ukraine’s offensive inside Russia — the biggest foreign incursion into the country since World War II — has put the Kremlin in a bind. He acknowledged that U.S. officials have been in touch with their Ukrainian counterparts during the operation.

“It’s creating a real dilemma for Putin, and we’ve been in direct contact — constant contact — with the Ukrainians,” Mr. Biden said. “That’s all I’m going to say about it while it’s active.”

Ukraine’s operation has also elicited giddy praise from Kyiv’s backers in Congress.

Senators Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, who met privately with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv this week, urged increased military support for Ukraine.

Asked about the incursion at a news conference , Mr. Graham said: “What do I think about Kursk? Bold, brilliant and beautiful. Keep it up.” He added: “Putin started this. Kick his ass.”

Senior officials at the White House, the Pentagon and the State Department were blindsided by news reports, starting early last Wednesday, about the Ukrainian incursion. The Ukrainians did not tell the Americans about their plans in advance, possibly, U.S. officials said, because they feared the Americans would try to persuade them to call off the high-risk mission and because of Ukraine’s obsessive concern about leaks.

The lack of warning to Kyiv’s foremost Western ally took on even greater meaning when it became clear that Ukraine was using American-supplied vehicles, arms and munitions to help carry out the bold ground operation into Russia.

Unlike earlier over-and-back cross-border raids carried out by Ukrainian commandos, this operation has involved several thousand regular army forces equipped with mobile air defenses and electronic-warfare equipment to jam Russian radars — all signaling Ukraine’s intent to strike much deeper into Russia.

But American intelligence agencies, as disclosures last year showed, have known about Ukraine’s ambition to attack across the border for more than a year. So even if the timing and location were a surprise, the strategic goal was not.

One intelligence report posted on an internet forum by an Air National Guardsman included information about a meeting in which Mr. Zelensky prodded the military to consider a cross-border incursion. Mr. Zelensky, according to the report, wanted Ukrainian forces to “occupy unspecified Russian border cities.”

And indeed, recent policy shifts by the Biden administration made the operation possible.

Under pressure from his advisers and key allies, Mr. Biden in late May authorized Ukraine to conduct limited strikes inside Russia with American-made weapons, opening what was expected to be a new chapter in the war for Ukraine.

Mr. Biden’s decision appeared to be the first time that an American president had allowed limited military responses on artillery, missile bases and command centers inside the borders of a nuclear-armed adversary.

White House officials insisted, however, that the authorization extended only to what they characterized as acts of self-defense to cross-border threats, so that Ukraine could protect Kharkiv, its second-largest city, and the surrounding areas from Russian missiles, glide bombs and artillery shells from just over the border. The White House still barred Ukraine from using long-range precision American artillery to attack air bases and other targets deep inside Russia.

That U.S. policy came under immediate scrutiny after the Ukrainian incursion. Pentagon and State Department officials have said the use of American-supplied weapons and munitions in the attack by Ukraine did not violate U.S. policy.

Other than Mr. Biden’s comments, senior administration officials have publicly declined to comment on the incursion itself, referring all questions to Ukraine.

Ukrainian officials have told senior American civilian and military leaders that the goal of the operation is to create an operational dilemma for the Russians — to force Moscow to divert troops off the front lines in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine that have made slow but steady progress for weeks.

John F. Kirby, a White House spokesman, said on Thursday that Moscow had “redirected” some troops from Ukraine to Russia but that he did not know how many troops were involved or what role the redeployed troops would play.

U.S. officials said on Wednesday that Russia had withdrawn some infantry units from Ukraine and was sending them to Kursk to help defend against the Ukrainian offensive. They would not say how many troops Russia appeared to be moving or exactly where they were coming from.

But the officials said they had not yet seen the Kremlin divert armored battalions and other combat power that they believe Russia would need to repel the incursion.

Still, Moscow has had to commit its existing reserves in Russia to the Kursk fight and will need to commit more forces if it is to drive out the Ukrainians. Those forces, American officials said, would have otherwise been used in the coming months for Russia’s slow, grinding offensives in eastern Ukraine.

It is doubtful Ukraine will have enough forces to capitalize on any Russian weakness in Donetsk. Ukraine has used a significant number of troops itself in Kursk and may not have adequate reserves. More important, American officials have counseled the Ukrainians against major offensives this year in the south or east, given the strength of Russian defenses.

By attacking in Kursk, the Ukrainians have taken American advice: Rather than fight through entrenched positions, go where the enemy is not to secure the strategic ground.

How strategic the push proves to be will only be known in time.

The Kursk operation also aims to seize and hold territory to increase Ukraine’s bargaining leverage, American officials say they have been told, perhaps to swap Russian territory for the land near Kharkiv that Russian forces took in the spring.

American officials expressed surprise at how successful the Ukrainian operation has been so far, and how slow and disjointed the Russian response has been.

One senior U.S. official called the incursion a “Syrsky Special” — alluding to Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky, who took over as Ukraine’s top military commander in February. The official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal American assessments, said it was the flashy kind of operation that Mr. Zelensky loves.

But U.S. officials also said that they continued to take a wait-and-see attitude.

One senior U.S. official called the operation a big gamble.

Julian E. Barnes covers the U.S. intelligence agencies and international security matters for The Times. He has written about security issues for more than two decades. More about Julian E. Barnes

Eric Schmitt is a national security correspondent for The Times, focusing on U.S. military affairs and counterterrorism issues overseas, topics he has reported on for more than three decades. More about Eric Schmitt

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President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to hold Russian territory as leverage in future peace talks . But Russians who know President Vladimir Putin expect him to lash out.

Ukraine’s incursion into Russia has not shifted the overall course of the war, but it has offered a rare chance to puncture the Kremlin’s narrative  that Russia is steadily heading toward victory.

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