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Year of production | 1987-1991 |
L.o.a. [m] | 14.20 |
Beam [m] | 4.55 |
Draft [m] | 1.20 |
Displacement [t] | 15.00 |
Voltage [V] | 24 |
Hull | GRP |
Number of boats | 16 |
Designer | Winfried H. Wilke |
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The Storebro Royal Cruiser 470 was the top model of the new design line that started with the SRC 340 Biscay. The layout of the ship was based on the layout of the 1985/86 presented SRC 52. Also, from the SRC 52 draft the SRC 470 inherited the flybridge.
Design The SRC 470 continued the SRC 340 design. In particular the narrow side windows stretched the voluminous ship and made it very elegant. Visually, the front view of the SRC 470 is reminiscent of the Royal Cruiser 47, which likewise had three single front windows. Originally the ship was projected as SRC 44. Compared to the original SRC 44 design, the radar arch of the SRC 470 moved to the aft edge of the flybridge. The first brochure of 1998 shows a drawing of the ship with a rounded side window of the deckhouse. This feature was never used with the SRC 470, but only with the sister model SRC 500 within the scope of a smaller facelift, from about 1992 onwards. This is similar to the air inlet of the engine room. This design was realized in 1997 for the first time with the SRC 430 Biscay and the SRC 430 Baltic and later in 2001 also with the SRC 515. The original layout provided a circular sofa instead of the U-Dinette. As part of the detail development, however, it turned out that the hull shape did not allow this layout. In the deck saloon, the extension of the ship during the project led to the planning of the passenger seat. With the model year 1989, the shipyard changed the windows to new aluminium frames. The previously angled profile was swapped for a flat profile. This measure was carried out simultaneously on the SRC 340 and SRC 400. Engines The first brochure from 1988 lists the Volvo Penta TAMD 71A (263kW/357hp) as standard engine. This was then installed in the first four ships. The fifth ship was the only one with the Volvo Penta TAMD 121D (310kW/422hp), but these were changed three years later against TAMD 122D. From 1989, the Volvo Penta TAMD 122D was fitted as the standard engine. The effort to accommodate the TAMD 122D instead of the originally planned TAMD 71A in the engine compartment was considerable. Extensive investigations concerning the dimensions were required from both the shipyard and Volvo Penta. Miscellaneous At least five SRC 470s were retrofitted with a new stern using the original SRC 500 (or even SRC 515) attachment. These ships are now often offered as SRC 500. Only the view in the delivery lists reveals the actual type of the ship. 2022-07-27 |
Engines | Volvo Penta TAMD121D | Volvo Penta TAMD71A | Volvo Penta TAMD122D | |
Production | 1986-1988 | 1986-1994 | 1989-1996 | |
Fuel | Diesel | Diesel | Diesel | |
Stroke | 4 | 4 | 4 | |
No. of cylinders | 6 | 6 | 6 | |
Bore | [mm] | 130.20 | 104.77 | 130.20 |
Stroke | [mm] | 150 | 130 | 150 |
Compression ratio | 14.2:1 | 14.0:1 | 14.2:1 | |
Displacement | [l] | 11.98 | 6.73 | 11.98 |
Torque | [Nm] | 1644 | ||
Engine output | [kw/(HP)] | 310/(422) | 263/(357) | 340/(462) *** |
Rotations | [1/min] | 2000 | 2500 | 2050 |
Weight | [kg] | 810 **** | 1500 | |
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**** Weight without gearbox |
Attention: The values given in the motor diagrams below are measured values of individually equipped ships. The measured values can vary depending on the equipment as well as the wind and temperature conditions. These values do not indicate a binding property, but can only serve as indications. |
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