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Österreichischer Segel-Verband Binnen-Yardstick 2009 Österreichischer Segel-Verband Binnen-Yardstick 2009 NEUSIEDLER SEE 14-Foot-Dinghi 93 18-Foot-Skiff 74 29er 100 49er 78 420ziger 114 470ziger 104 8m One Design HBK 7/8 Spi 103 A-Cat 76 AS 21 -> K21 118 Admiral 122 Alpa 22 117 Alpa 515 113 Alpa 550 124 Anderson 22 123 Aquila Kiel 112 Aquila Schwert 110 Arion 29 SWK P 119 Atlanta 22 122 Avar Costa 23 SWK P 123 Bagheera 113 Balaton 16 134 Balaton 18 130 Balaton 21 MTK 127 Balaton 21 KS HBK 121 Balaton 24 KS HBK 123 Balaton 28 125 Bavaria 31 KS HBK Ä 121 Bavaria 606 KS HBK 120 Bavaria 707 HBK 122 Bavaria 760 KS HBK 120 Bavaria 770 KS HBK 118 Bavaria 820 KS HBK 117 Big Gipsy 11,9m² 122 Big Gipsy 14m² 120 Biga 24 KS HBK 120 Biga 262 KS HBK 119 Brio 23 KS HBK 121 Buckler 128 Cadet (Jugendboot) 152 Carina MTK + KS 139 Catalina22->Jaguar22 123 Catalina 25 KS HBK 117 Challenger 22 SWK 124 Comet(ino) 700 KS Binnenrigg 115 Comet(ino) 700 KS Normal 118 Comet(ino) 701 KS 118 Comet(ino) 770 KS 120 Comet(ino) 800 KS 119 Comet(ino) 801 MTK 119 Condor 55 HBK 123 Condor 70 HBK 118 Conrad 20 125 Conrad 600 KS HBK 122 Conrad 760 GT 117 Corsair F31 Tri 92 Corsaire 123 Dart 18 84 Defender 27 119 Dehler 18 113 Dehler 22 KS HBK 118 Dehler 25 KS HBK 117 Dehler 28 KS Ä 116 Dehler 29 KS Ä 116 Dehlya 22 KS HBK 121 Dehlya 25 KS HBK 118 Delanta 750 120 Delanta 780 KS P 117 Delphia 26 SWK P 115 Diamant 2000 KS HBK 109 Dolphin 81 KS HBK 99 Drachen (Regatta) 110 Dragonfly 600 89 Dragonfly 800 85 Dufour 1800 118 Dufour 24 119 Dufour 2800 116 Dufour T6 Ä 123 Dufour T7 118 Eau Vive 130 Edel 2 121 Edel 4 117 Edel 5 125 Edel 600/660 121 Edel 730 KS HBK 119 Elan E19 Ä 120 Elan E19 Spoilerheck Ä 118 Elan Express KS HBK 111 Elliot 770 KS HBK 103 Etap 20 HBK 124 Etap 21 i 120 Etap 22 HBK 121 Europe 116 F 24 (Trimaran) 100 F 31 (Tri)->Corsair 92 Falcon 24 KS HBK 121 Falcon 32 KS HBK 121 Fam 124 Fantasia 27 KS HBK 115 Feeling 720 120 Feeling 226 KS 119 Feeling 720 KS 118 Feeling 30 KS 118 Feeling 32 121 Fighter 109 Finn-Dinghy 109 First Class 7 SWK 112 First Class 8 SWK 107 Flamingo 18 130 Flamingo 20 129 Flirt KS HBK 123 Flying Cruiser S 119 Flying Dutchman 93 Flying Junior 118 Forelle normal 111 Friendship 22 KS 119 Friendship 25KS+HBK Ä 116 Friendship 25KS+HBK Top Spi 114 Friendship 26 KS 117 Friendship 27HBK+SWK + KS Ä 114 Friendship 28 KS HBK 123 Friendship Junior KS HBK 120 Fun 115 Fünfhundertfünf 505 99 Gem 120 Gib Sea 24/242 KS HBK 118 Gib Sea 282 120 Gib Sea 68 KS HBK 122 Gib Sea Pico 60 116 Gin 24 105 Gitana KS 121 Greif 650 119 Grohe Star 95 Greif 650 119 Grohe Star 95 H-26 KS 109 H-264 113 H-Boot KS 109 H-Boot KUK 110 Hai 710 126 Hai 750 121 Hansajolle 121 Happy Sailing 130 Hobie 405 116 Hobie Cat 16 83 Hobie Cat 16 m.Gennaker Ä 80 Hobie Cat Waves 106 Hobie Tiger Ä 75 Holder 16 121 Hunter 19 117 Hunter 23 KS HBK 120 Hunter 616 117 Hunter 706 114 Invitation 110 Iso Jolle 98 15m² Jollenkreuzer Regatta ab Bj. 91 100 Regatta bis Bj. 90 102 Touren 104 Oldie (Vollholz) 110 Peiso Sport 109 16m² Jollenkreuzer Regatta 106 Touren 111 20m² Jollenkreuzer Bopp u. Diettrich 96 Regatta ab Bj. 93 96 Regatta bis Bj. 92 98 Gaffel 111 Prokes 103 Staempfli 105 Oldie (Vollholz) 108 30m² Jollenkreuzer 98 Jaguar 22 SCH SWK 123 Jaguar 25 KS 122 Jaka 123 Jeanneau 25 120 Jeanneau 28 KS 118 Jeanneau 29 KS 119 Jeanneau 32 KS HBK 117 Jeton 112 Jofa 450 119 Jouet 18 118 Jouet 22/660 125 Jouet 550 125 K 21 KS HBK 118 K 25 KS HBK 118 Kadett 12 Vinzenz 135 Kanu 5m² (Fünferl) 140 Kelt 550 120 Kelt 707 KS HBK 121 Kelt 840 KS HBK 120 Kim Maxi 121 Kolibri 7.5m² 137 Kolibri 8.5m² 131 Koralle 8.5m² 121 Koralle 10.0m² 118 Korsar 106 Korvette 119 Lanaverre 590 125 Laser 111 Laser 4,7 124 Laser 5000 87 Laser Fun 108 Laser Radial 116 Laser SB3 P 94 Laser Two 108 Leisure 17 132 Limbo KS HBK SWK 118 Linkat 3.7 102 Lis Jolle 116 Lis Jollenkreuzer 118 Mac Gregor 22 116 Mac Gregor 26S alt 118 Mac Gregor 26 neu 127 Manta 19 131 Marlin 21 121 Mega KS HBK 115 Merlin 21 KS HBK 121 Meteor KS HBK 125 Micro "Cruiser" 120 Micro "Proto" 107 Micro "Prokes" 110 Microsail 115 Midget SCH SWK 118 Miranda KS HBK 124 Monarch 120 Moth (Konstr.Klasse) 118 Musto Skiff Ä 93 Nautica 23 KS 116 Nautica 24 KS 124 Neptun 20 KS 125 Neptun 21 120 Neptun 210 SCH 124 Neptun 210 122 Neptun 22 Hubdach KS 122 Neptun 22 alt KS 120 Neptun 23 120 Neptun 24 KS 120 Neptun 25 KS 119 Neptun 26 KS 123 Neptun 27 KS HBK 123 Neptun 29 KS HBK 118 NK 20 MTK 131 NK 20 SCH SWK 129 NK 20 Sport MTK 120 NK 20 Sport SCH SWK 117 NS 14 112 O`Day 127 O-Jolle 114 OK-Jolle 118 Oceaan 22 KS HBK 120 Oceaan 25 KS HBK 115 Ocean 725f KS P 118 Oceanis 28 KS HBK 119 Optimist 173 Orion 20 KS HBK 121 Orion 2000 118 Pandora Int. MTK 123 Pegaz 31 121 Peiso 22 KUK 123 Peiso 22 SCH 117 Peiso 23 128 Peiso 25 129 Peiso 26 SCH 7/8 Rigg 115 Peiso 26 SCH ab Bj. 95 114 Peiso 26 SCH top Bis Bj. 94 116 Peiso 29 118 Peiso 30 119 Peiso 700 KS HBK 126 Pfeil-S-Jolle 118 Pfeiljolle 121 Pirat Regatta 114 Pirat Klassik 117 Pirat-Schulboot 131 Ponant 104 Poney 124 Rebell MkII/Seas.KS HBK 124 Rennjolle 10m² N Ä 112 Rennjolle 15m² M 106 Rennjolle 20m² Z 92 Rethana 27 KS 124 Rikoset 18 128 RN 20 (Lateinersegel) P 112 RN 20 (Marco Polosegel 12m2 P 115 Robby Jolle 118 Rubin 23 KS HBK 128 S 680 120 S-Jolle 121 Safari 110 Sailfish 133 Sailhorse 116 Sailhorse-Glider 109 Sanset 77 KS HBK 119 Scholz 22 HBK 107 Seal 22 KS HBK 118 Seascape 18 P 104 Seewolf 130 Seggerling Int. 115 Shadow 24 KS HBK 127 Shadow 24Spoilerheck 125 Shadow 27 125 Shark 24 MTK 114 Shark 24 KS 117 Skippi 650 Race 101 Skippi 650 Cruiser 104 Skippi 750 Cruiser P 110 Snapdragon 670 124 Snipe 110 Spark 91 Sportina 620 122 Sportina 680 120 Sportina 730 KS P 117 Sprinta 70 KS HBK 118 Sprinta D/DS 116 Sprinta Sport KS HBK 114 Sprinto SCH SWK 102 Start 6 120 Steward 24 KS HBK 116 Styria 26R (Kat) 87 Styria 26T (Kat) 92 Sun 2000 121 Sun Odyssey 24 KS HBK 121 Sun Odyssey 28 KS HBK 121 Sunbeam 22 KS 122 Sunbeam 23 KS 122 Sunbeam 23 KS Rigg S25 120 Sunbeam 24 KS 116 Sunbeam 25 KS ab 83 119 Sunbeam 25 KS bis 82 120 Sunbeam 26 S KS 115 Sunbeam 26 KS 117 Sunbeam 26 KS neuer Kiel 118 Sunbeam 27 KS 119 Sunbeam 29 KS 119 Sunfast 20 Ä 118 Sunset 119 Sunway 21 124 Sunway 21 Flügelkiel 124 Sunway 25 KS HBK 118 Sunway 281 123 Sunwind 21 118 Surprise KS 7/8 Spi 107 Swallow 18 136 Swallow 20 136 Swallow 27 KS HBK 121 Swift 21 RVS 124 Swift 21 TVS 127 Swinger 2-Mast 124 Swinger 25 KS HBK 120 Sympathy 600 106 Tiki 119 Tonic 23 KS HBK 120 Topcat K1 76 Topcat K2 79 Topcat K3 82 Topcat 4,5 P 87 Topper 137 Tornado (ohne Spi) 76 Tornado Neu 70 Trainer 110 Trident 550 (Tri) 112 V-Star (ohne Spi) 122 VB-Jolle 120 Varianta 124 Vaurien 120 Vento 26 118 Venus KS HBK 125 Vindoe 22 107 Waarship 570 120 Waluga 30 SCH SWK 119 Wegu 701 118 Wibo I 120 Wibo II 124 Wibo III 126 Windy 103 X 79 KUK 109 Youngster 118 Zoom 8 140 Zugvogel SCH m. Unterw 107 Zugvogel SCH o. Unterw 109 Zugvogel Kiel m. Unterw 108 Zugvogel Kiel o. Unterw 110 AUSGLEICHER B- 226 Bubamara 104 C- 70 Karman (Condor) 116 D- 1 UYCWö 100 X- 1 Sia IV 99 X- 6 Wellgunde 107 X- 10 Albatros II Zinganel 101 X- 14 Vento 115 X- 38 Sausewind 122 X- 56 Gefion III 96 X- 67 Lacroma III 116 X- 107 Mah Jongg 102 X- 113 Zwilling 120 X- 130 Oegir 115 X- 144-> Falcon X- 163 Apaustos II 116 X- 171 Canberra 114 X- 188 Boros 107 X- 236 Schwertfisch 120 X- 242 Hai 111 X- 256 Murgi 116 X- 258 Krawallo 97 X- 276 Diogenes 111 X- 283 Illusion 114 X- 298 Passat 100 X- 302 Klabautermann 100 X- 310 Esox 119 X- 355 Neptun P 120 X- 346 Desiree 104 X- 349 Heimat 120 X- 359 Undine 126 X- 362 La Prima 116 X- 374 Japan 134 X- 383 Albatros 105 X- 504 Seven 123 X- 784 Sonja 128 X- 850 Oma 107 X- 857 Bimbo 111 X-1011 Uns Drom 119 X-1121 Elfried II 114 X-1168 Marco Polo 121 X-1258 Annette 117 X-1265 Klabautermann 120 X-1303 Veronika II 118 X-1344 Sarinita 107 X 1389 True Love 107 X-1500 Edeltraut 106 X-1516 Christine 121 X-1768 Tivi 107 X-1813 Circe 119 X-1833 Potosi VII 125 X-1835 Edith III 114 X-1838 Twining Star 83 X-1858 Rih II 112 X-1868 Orion 122 X-1869 Sirena 118 X-1880 Tabu III 97 X-1883 Midnight Sun 95 X-1916 Flying Toad 88 X-1954 Alk 120 X-1956 Kerouluan 131 X-1965 Flying Toad II 76 X-1968 Elixier 122 X-2051 Avalon 120 X-2032 Fregerd 102 X-2065 Lambada 113 X-2067 Sabreca 122 X-2100 Weinhof Zethner 104 X-2136 Bebe 4 113 X-2151 Arielle 108 X-2222 Papperlapapp 111 X-2224 Succi 114 X-2240 Panta Rhei 90 X-2327 Taxeia 106 X-2329 Aalsmeer 116 X-2347 etc.
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