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The latest design from the Asia Catamarans shipyard, and making its World Premiere at the Show, is the highly efficient Stealth 36e Power Catamaran , designed by Alan Carwadine. She is a true power catamaran with top speed of 25 knots, or for economical cruising her twin 50 / 60HP outboards burn just 16 litres per hour (total) at 16 knots. The Stealth 36e is available in either Charter or Family version layouts. The Charter layout features two queen berths, two single berths and one spacious bathroom, while the Family layout features two queen berths, one single berth and two bathrooms.

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Multihull Solutions to host FOUR exclusive launchings at 2020 Thailand Yacht Show

Southeast asia's yachting magazine vol. 15 no. 1, january - february 2020.

Thailand - Multihull Solutions will be staging four new catamaran launches at the 2020 Thailand Yacht Show from 9-12 January. The company will be holding the world premiere of the new Stealth 36e power catamaran as well as the exclusive Asia premieres of the award-winning NEEL 51 trimaran, the MY 40 by Fountaine Pajot Motor Yachts and the Indigo 53 day charter power catamaran. The launches are expected to draw strong crowds to the show, which is held at the Royal Phuket Marina.

Organised by Verventia and in partnership with the Thai government, the Thailand Yacht Show showcases the best of the region’s marine industry and incorporates luxury lifestyle events and fabulous entertainment. The Stealth 36e is the latest power catamaran from Asia Catamarans and is set to impress with its outstanding efficiency and performance. The outboard-powered catamaran has a top speed of 22 knots, or for more economical cruising, its twin 50/60HP outboards burn just 16 litres per hour (total) at 16 knots.

The NEEL 51 has won almost all of the major boating awards since its launch, including SAIL magazine’s Best Boat award, Multihull of the Year (Over 50’) by Multihulls Magazine and Multihulls International Boat Show, and 2018 European Yacht of the Year. A true evolution in multihull design, the NEEL 51 delivers unparalleled performance and comfort. This remarkable blue-water trimaran is ideal for family cruising, with easy handling by minimal crew and excellent bridge deck clearance for optimal comfort and safety.

The new Indigo 53 will also be launched at the show and the power catamaran is the ideal vessel for commercial day charters and cruising, offering outstanding power, functionality and comfort.

The new MY 40 is expected to draw strong interest at the show, with its flybridge and owners suite boasting unprecedented size for a boat of its class. The power catamaran delivers impressive offshore performance, expansive living spaces and a stylish and luminescent interior.

Multihull Solutions will also have representatives on its stand from Fountaine Pajot, ILIAD Catamarans, Ocean Voyager and Corsair Marine to discuss any queries regarding these leading brands.

Further information and inspection bookings for the new catamarans at the 2020 Thailand Yacht Show can be arranged by contacting Multihull Solutions Asia on +66 (0) 76 238 117, emailing [email protected] or visiting www.multihullsolutions.asia.

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Rendez vous is 44-foot futuristic designed power catamaran that can welcome up to 10 pax. Built by Asia catamarans and specifically designed for Phuket waters, her small draft and 2x 60 HP Suzuki outboard engines means that she can enter waters that yachts of a similar size cannot.

Her spacious and comfortable design features 3 double,1 single cabins, 2 heads, fully equip kitchen, large living area, beach-bordering ladder, an electric powered swim/diving platform to make entering and exiting the water very easy.

She is the perfect motor yacht to enjoy a day out in the islands.

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The Stealth Power catamaran is a 45 feet long that boasts a 21 feet beam. The Stealth Power catamaran is made of fiberglass.

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STEALTH 36E POWER CATAMARAN - Le pari de la légèreté

Article publié le 25/09/2020

Par Emmanuel van Deth

n°202 août / sept.

Présenté au dernier Thailand Yacht Show, ce powercat construit par Asia Catamarans exploite une plate-forme de catamaran typé voile avec des coques très fines (dessin de Alan Carwadine) et prône le dépouillement pour tenir un devis de poids très serré – 2 à 3 tonnes suivant les versions. 

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Deux simples hors-bords de 50 à 60 CV sont suffisants pour propulser le Stealth 36e à 25 nœuds. La consommation en vitesse de croisière est étonnamment faible : 6 litres/heures à 8 nœuds et 16 litres/heures à 16 nœuds.

Constructeur : Asia Catamarans Longueur : 11 m Largeur : 5,4 m Tirant d’eau : 0,55 m Déplacement : 2 à 3 t Motorisation : HB 2 x 50 ou 60 CV Carburant : 2 x 125 l Prix : nc

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Taiwan commissions 2 new navy ships as safeguards against rising threat from China

T AIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan has commissioned two new navy ships as a safeguard against the rising threat from China, which has been ratcheting up its naval and air force missions around the island that it claims as its own territory to be annexed by force if necessary.

The pair of Tuo Chiang class corvettes completes the first order of six of the domestically produced catamarans with stealth capabilities. The ships are relatively small, capable of carrying just 41 sailors and officers, but are fast and highly maneuverable and carry a range of missiles and deck guns aimed at countering larger Chinese vessels and rocketry.

Outgoing President Tsai Ing-wen oversaw the commissioning on Tuesday at the northern port of Suao, emphasizing her push to revitalize Taiwan’s defense industries, alongside extensive arms purchases and support from key ally the United States .

Tsai has also fast-tracked the production of trainer jets and the island's first homebuilt submarines, sometimes pushing budgets for such purchases through the legislature against resistance from representatives of the opposition Nationalist Party, which favors eventual unification with China.

Ma Ying-jeou, the last president from the Nationalists, also known as the KMT, is reportedly planning a visit to China next month that could include a meeting with Communist Party leader Xi Jinping.

Taiwan was colonized by China in the 1600s but later taken over by Japan, before reverting to the Republic of China at the end of World War II. The sides then split again amid the Chinese Civil War in 1949. Xi has been building his military with an eye to consolidating China's territorial claims throughout the Pacific, the South China Sea and along the contested high-mountain border with India.

China boasts the world's largest standing military and biggest navy — with three aircraft carriers — but has not fought in a major conflict since its brief 1979 invasion of Vietnam. Since then, its military budget has ballooned to the world's second largest behind the U.S., alongside a huge expansion of its economy, which is now showing signs of losing steam.

Most recently, frictions between patrol vessels from the sides near Taiwan-controlled islands just off the Chinese coast have renewed concerns about a conflict that could draw in the U.S., which is legally bound to ensure Taiwan can defend itself and considers all threats to the island as matters of “grave concern.”

While vastly outgunned, Taiwan's military has been bolstered by new weaponry and an extension of the universal period of national service for men from four months to one year. Its air force, navy and missile corps also respond to near-daily incursions by Chinese ships and planes .

Taiwan's Defense Ministry says it is on alert for a Chinese sneak attack, possibly targeting Tsai or Vice President William Lai, who will take over the top office in May . Both are despised as separatists by Beijing. Recent Taiwanese media reports have shown satellite photos of Chinese People's Liberation Army training grounds including mock-ups of the neighborhood surrounding Taipei's Presidential Office Building.

Taiwan's Defense Ministry said it detected nine Chinese planes and six ships operating around the island between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.

In Beijing on Wednesday, a spokesperson for the Cabinet's Taiwan Affairs Office criticized live-firing exercises by the Taiwanese military planned for next month near the Taiwan-held island group of Kinmen just off the Chinese coast.

“Any provocative move Taiwan's military takes is doomed to fail,” Chen Binhua said at a biweekly news conference.

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