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Heft Seite Jahresinhaltsverzeichnis 2017 YACHT Inhaltsverzeichnis 2017 1 Heft Seite Abenteuer Italien: Ausrüstungspflicht f. DSC-fähige Funkgeräte 7 12 Afrika: Ngalawa Cup, Regatta von Sansibar n. Tansania 10 66-73 Jubiläum: Verschiedene Vereinsjubiläen 11 10 Grönland: Mit dem Fahrtentrimaran in die Arktis 6 62-69 Kaufmann, Ralf: Wahl zum Hafenmeister des Jahres 3 10 Kanada: Abenteuer im Nordwesten, Reisebericht 2 18-27 Konjunktur: DBSV-Studie, Branche optimistisch 25 14 Südamerika: Nereid’s Rally für Langfahrtsegler 7 76-83 Kriminalität: Bootsmotoren-Diebe festgenommen 5 10 Vougessis, Christoph: Transatlantik auf 22-Fuß-Yacht 17 50 Kriminalität: Drogen auf Yacht gefunden 21 13 Messe: Besucherzahlen Hanseboot Ancora Boat Show 14 11 Aktion Messe: Streit über gleichzeitige Messen in Schweden 4 10 Fotowettberwerb: Suche nach dem Leserfoto des Jahres 10 42-45 Navigation: Detailkarten für Offshore-Windparks, BSH 18 10 Fotowettbewerb: Leserfoto des Jahres, die Sieger 24 40-47 Navigationssystem: eLoran soll reaktiviert werden 14 11 Politik: BMV prüft Anwendung von PBU-Modellen 21 13 Aktuell/Branche Kompakt Preisrätsel: Gewinner des Sommerrätsels im Rätselheft 22 14 Astus Boats: Schwenkbares Schwert f. Astus 16.5 24 17 Regatta: Eisarschregatta ausgefallen 3 10 Bavaria Yachtbau: Marian Scheer neu im Sales-Bereich 1 14 Regatta: Endeavour Cup, Sieg Leo Beyer, O’pen Bic 15 11 Beneteau: Enjoy Yachting Lagenhagen, Vertriebspartner 16 15 Regatta: Twostar, Sieg U. Röttgering, A. Pajkowska 15 11 Beneteau: Luca Brancaleon neuer Vertriebsleiter 12 17 Rettung: Einsatzzahlen der DGzRS 25 14 Beneteau: Süddeutschland, Vertrieb, SPW Yachts GmbH 24 17 Revier: Hunte-Marina Elsfleth, Neubau, Winterlager 20 9 Bente 24: Vertreib über Ultramarin, Kressbronn 2 16 Revier: Mittel für Neubau Schleuse Osterhausen 1 10 Bente Yachts: Beteiligungsgesellschaft kauft Anteile 25 17 Revier: Nothafen Darßer Ort wieder ansteuerbar 20 9 Bluesound: Richtigstellung, Bauwerft war Bicker 19 17 Revier: Schleusensperrung in Holteanu, NOK 9 14 C-Yachts: Volle Auftragsbücher, Ausbau geplant 23 17 RM Yachts: Diamond Yachts Laboe, Vertriebspartner 9 18 Comfortina Yachts: Erweiterung der Produktionsfläche 4 14 Seekarten: BSH nimmt Karten im A2-Format vom Markt 9 14 Delphia Yachts: Neue Vertriebsstruktur in Deutschland 15 14 Seenotrettung: „Seenotretter für einen Tag“ 13 11 Discovery Yachts: Sean Langdon neuer Geschäftsführer 16 15 Seenotrettung: 40 Einsätze am „Tag der Seenotretter“ 19 8 Discovery Yachts: Übernahme von Southerly Yachts 15 14 Seenotrettung: 70-jähriger Einhandsegler gerettet 19 8 Discovery Yachts: Vertrieb Blue Yachting u. Bluewater 23 17 Sicherheit: Seminar Gefahrenabwehr Langfahrt 5 10 Fareast Boats: Fareast 28R Klassenstatus v. World Sailing 1 14 Socrates, Jeanne: Nonstop-Weltumsegelung verschoben 23 12 Ita 14,99: Fahrtenkatamaran aus Italien, im Bau 19 17 Sport: YACHT f. Sportjournalisten-Preis nominiert 7 12 J Boats: J 109 wieder in Frankreich gebaut 7 18 Tamm, Peter: Nachruf, Stifter d. Maritimen Museums HH 4 10 L30: Standardausstattung Torqeedo-Pod-E-Motor 13 17 Termin: Hafentage in Kappeln 12 12 Leopard Catamarans: Umbau Achterkabine d. Lopard 40 25 17 Termin: IF-Treffen auf Fehmarn 12 12 McConaghy: Hersteller f. Phantome-Foiler-Kats 6 18 Termin: Internationale bodenseewoche, Konstanz 12 12 Michael Schmidt Yachtbau: J. Mahlzahn, Geschäftsführer 13 17 Transatlantik: Yachten d. World Cruising Clubs gestartet 25 14 Michael Schmidt Yachtbau: Neue Lackierhalle in Betrieb 12 17 Transatlantik: D. Noseda startet im Starboot 25 14 Neel Trimarans: Werner Stolz, Händler in Süddeutschland 7 18 Trinks, Hauke: Nachruf auf Extremsegler 4 10 RM Yachts: Fora Marine baut neue Fertigungshalle 6 18 Umweltschutz: Bewerbungsfrist, „Ocean Tribute Award“ 20 9 Saare Yachts: Saare 41 mit anderem Interieur verfügbar 2 16 Verein: ThyssenKrupp AG verkauft Gebäude des KYC 21 13 Salona Yachts: Umstrukturierungen im Vertrieb 4 14 Verkauf: Schoner „Germania Nova“ steht zum Verkauf 11 10 Solaris Yachts: Vertrieb Sailing Corner J.-H. Loens 6 18 Wilts, Heide u. Erich: Nordwestpassage bewältigt 20 9 Sunbeam 22.1: Jetzt mit 345 kg Ballast 11 17 Windjammer: Peters Werft wird „Peking“ restaurieren 13 11 Superyacht: Statistik, die Meisten kommen von Oyster 6 18 Windjammer: Rückkehr „Alexander von Humboldt II“ 19 8 Aktuell/Nachrichten kompakt Aktuell/Neue Boote Atlantiküberquerung: „Race for Water“ mit Zugdrachen 14 11 Agile 42: Performance-Cruiser aus den Niederlanden 11 17 Ausstellung: Termin Flensburg Boat Show 18 10 Allures 52: Blauwasseryacht aus Frankreich 11 16 Auszeichnung: Sultan Qaboos Sail Training Trophy 3 10 Aloes 18: Daysailer aus Frankreich 9 18 Benefizaktion: „Segeltaxi“ am Bucher Stausee, Termin 14 11 Amel 50: Blauwasseryacht aus Frankreich 11 16 Blair, Lisa: Start zur Antarktis-Umrundung 15 11 Aventura Catamaran 34: Fahrtenkatamaran aus Tunesien 10 17 Cuthbertson, Geroge: Nachruf, Werftgründer verstorben 24 10 Baltic 67 PC: Blauwasseryacht aus Finnland 2 14 Deimann, F.: Bremer Umweltpreis f. Green Bente 24 23 12 Bavaria C65: Blauwasseryacht aus Deutschland 18 17 Diesel: Liste von Tankstellen ohne Bio-Diesel, Internet 18 10 Beneteau Oceanis: 35.1, 38.1 u 41.1, Performance 22 18 Feyerabend, Jürgen: KA-Leiter verstorben 3 10 Beneteau: Enjoy Yachting Lagenhagen ist Vertr 16 15 Film: Kinostart „The Mercy“ über Donald Crowhurst 24 10 Bente 39: Mock-up, neu mit gläsernem Dodger 17 15 Firma: Helly Hansen übernimmt Musto 24 10 Bestewind 50: Blauwasseryacht aus den Niederlanden 11 16 Flottille: Fünf deutsche Crews bei der World ARC 5 10 BM 36: Blauwasseryacht aus Deutschland 10 16 Frachtsegler: Rückkehr „Avontuur“ mit Kaffee an Bord 11 10 BM 49 Pilothouse: Blauwasseryacht aus Deutschland 10 16 Frankreich: Segler wandern nach Steuererhöhungen ab 20 9 BM 52 Bristol: Blauwasseryacht aus Deutschland 10 16 Fuchs, Arved: Ehrung, Bundesverdienstkreuz am Bande 23 12 Breehorn 53: Blauwasseryacht aus den Niederlanden 11 16 Führerschein: Neue Durchführungsrichtlinien ab 2017 1 10 C 47.9: Fahrtenkatamaran aus Frankreich 16 15 Gewinnspiel: Sieger d. YACHT-Leserumfrage 3 10 C-Yacht 11.50: Mittelcockpityacht aus den Niederlanden 6 18 GFK-Klassiker: Internetseite f. Delphin-Eigner 3 10 Chacal 24: Sperrholz-Daysailer aus Frankreich 24 17 Gourgon, Meade: Pionier im Bootsbau verstorben 21 13 CNB 66: Fahrtenyacht aus Frankreich 1 14 Huber-Curphy, Susanne: Einhand d. 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Nordic Yachting 25 17 GS 34: Performance-Cruiser aus Italien 13 17 X-Yachts: Intensive Modellpflege der XP-Reihe 7 18 Hallberg-Rassy 340: Fahrtenyacht aus Schweden 13 16 X4hoch9: Performance-Cruiser aus Dänemark 17 15 Hallberg-Rassy 40: Mittelcockpityacht aus Schweden 6 18 Y7: Luxusyacht aus Deutschland 23 17 Hanse 348: Fahrtenyacht aus Deutschland 18 16 Yamila 13m: Daysailer aus der Schweiz 10 17 Hanse 388: Fahrtenyacht aus Deutschland 18 16 Hanse 418: Fahrtenyacht aus Deutschland 18 16 Aktuell/Panorama Hanse 548: Fahrtenyacht aus Deutschland 17 12 Aktion: Erfolgsbilanz „Start Boating“, mit Verlängerung 22 10 Hanse 675: Blauwasseryacht aus Deutschland 18 17 Aufgefischt: „Yacht fahren“ bei Millionären beliebt 23 10 Hansegroup: Interview, J. Gerhardt zur Werft-Übernahme 14 16 Aufgefischt: Inselentsorgung GmbH auf Helgoland 6 10 Hansegroup: Übernahme der franz. 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