+4 moreYear2017
Length19.5m5.1m beam
FuelDIESEL4000L tank
Cabins3
Draft1.6m
Engine Hours738
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About this vessel
The first model of MV19. The project of 19.50 m represents the natural evolution of the MV13 and has been designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design with Baglietto, both in terms of the exterior lines and the interiors. The Baglietto technical office is responsible for the hull, plant and propulsion designs.
The MV series draws its inspiration from the First and Second World War MAS paying tribute to the military crafts that made the success history of the Liguria-based yachting brand by reinterpreting some of their peculiar features and shapes in a modern style matching them with architectural elements adapted from the open segment.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2017
Dimensions
Length overall19.5m
Beam5.1m
Draft1.6m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelMAN - V12-1800
Engine hours738
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage4000L
Features
On board
ZF 2070V gearbox
Water lubricated shafts 90mm diameter Marinox 17
Electro hydraulic rudder control system
24V anchor windlass
40kg hook type anchor
75m 10mm diameter anchor chain
24V mooring capstan
Apple TV
IR Kit receiver
Bluetooth speakers
Internal Wi-Fi connection with access points
Electric Gaggenau cooktop
Foster Domino S400 Ghost hood
Vitifrigo icemaker
Frigonautica cockpit fridge
Glass-washer
Awlcraft/Dupont paintwork
2 Seakeeper Stabilizers
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