Sailing Vessel Cuajota
Hull Type Fin Keel
LOA 29.92 ft. / 9.12m
LWL 25.00 ft. / 7.62m
Beam 10.00 ft. / 3.05m
Draft Max:5.00 ft. / 1.52m
Displacement 8800 lbs./ 3992 kgs.
Ballast 3300 lbs. / 1497 kgs.
Water Tank 20 gals. / 76 ltrs.
Fuel Tank 15 gals. / 57 ltrs.
Designer Shad Turner
Builder W. D. Schock Corp. (USA)
Construction Material Fiberglass
Production Start 1974
Production End 1980
Total Number Built 118
Rig Type Masthead Sloop
Listed Sail Area 414 sq.ft. / 38.46 m2
Fore Sail Area 247.65 sq.ft. / 23.01 m2
I 39.00 ft. / 11.89m
J 12.70 ft. / 3.87m
P 34.00 ft. / 10.36m
E 9.80 ft. / 2.99m
Sail to Displacement Ratio 15.60
Maximum Hull Speed 6.7 kts.
Capsize Screening Formula 1.94
Sail Area/Displacement (SA/D) 15.54
Displacement/Length (D/L) 251.43
Motion Comfort Ratio 22.3
Engine: Yanmar 3YM20 Diesel
Instruments: Raymarine Wireless
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- YakBak NMEA Router
Great website. I’m up on SF Bay and you just showed me how I could chronicle the adventures of sailing my Santana in and around here. Would love to have the actual dimensions of your main and genoa because I can’t seem to get these dimensions anywhere on the web. Is 110% the smallest working size for these boats or were they even larger? I’ve been told that the genoas do so much of the work on these boats that when the wind starts to pick up and you want to reef something, start with the main first. I’ve had mine for 4 yrs now and LOVE her. Possible trip out to Hawaii this October…on a very tight budget,BTW. Love your Gallery, but how come no interior shots? I like the sliding(?) nav shelf and the folding table. Did you make these? How are they held down?
Happy sailing,
Kusuru
Glad to have found your website, and that it contains some useful and interesting information.
Great Lakes – Lake Erie sailor. ’78 Santana 30TM “Hawk”