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- Pirate_(dinghy) abstract "A Pirate is a type of German sailing dinghy. It was first constructed in 1935, and has no trapeze. The Pirate was designed in 1934 by the German boat builder Carl Martens. The boat was originally manufactured in solid wood, although since the 1960s glass-reinforced plastic, or a sandwich of the two, is also used. According to the regulations for this class of boat, kevlar and carbon fiber are forbidden. Approximately 6,000 boats have been built.[citation needed]The Pirate is a youth dinghy. It was formerly the only class used in German youth sailing championships. At present, the Pirate class is only registered in Germany. With more than 380 participants in the official rank list, it is one of the most active race classes in Germany. The Pirate is sailed by two persons, and measures 5.0 metres long by 1.6m across.The Pirate Class has also been used by the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets as a youth trainer.The maximum sail surface, comprising two sails, amounts to 10 m² according to the class regulations. Since the 1960s, spinnakers up to 10 m² are also permitted. The use of a Genoa or Gennaker is not permitted. The sails can be manufactured from cotton, linen or synthetic fabrics. Carbon fiber in the sails is forbidden, and may be used only as reinforcement in the windows of the sail.".
- Pirate_(dinghy) thumbnail Schwertboot-Riss.png?width=300.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageExternalLink local_lang,1.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageExternalLink www.pirat.org.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageExternalLink www.piratclass.at.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageExternalLink www.piraten-kv.de.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageExternalLink www.piraten.ch.
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageID "7820744".
- Pirate_(dinghy) wikiPageRevisionID "544584396".
- Pirate_(dinghy) classSymbol "120".
- Pirate_(dinghy) crew "2".
- Pirate_(dinghy) hasPhotoCollection Pirate_(dinghy).
- Pirate_(dinghy) hull "218.0".
- Pirate_(dinghy) loa "5 m".
- Pirate_(dinghy) mainsailandjib "10 m".
- Pirate_(dinghy) mastheight "6.29 m".
- Pirate_(dinghy) olympic "no".
- Pirate_(dinghy) spinnaker "10 m".
- Pirate_(dinghy) subject Category:Dinghies.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Artifact100021939.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Boat102858304.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Conveyance103100490.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Craft103125870.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Dinghies.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Dinghy103199901.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Instrumentality103575240.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Object100002684.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type SmallBoat104244997.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Vehicle104524313.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Vessel104530566.
- Pirate_(dinghy) type Whole100003553.
- Pirate_(dinghy) comment "A Pirate is a type of German sailing dinghy. It was first constructed in 1935, and has no trapeze. The Pirate was designed in 1934 by the German boat builder Carl Martens. The boat was originally manufactured in solid wood, although since the 1960s glass-reinforced plastic, or a sandwich of the two, is also used. According to the regulations for this class of boat, kevlar and carbon fiber are forbidden. Approximately 6,000 boats have been built.[citation needed]The Pirate is a youth dinghy.".
- Pirate_(dinghy) label "Pirat (Bootsklasse)".
- Pirate_(dinghy) label "Pirate (dinghy)".
- Pirate_(dinghy) sameAs Pirat_(Bootsklasse).
- Pirate_(dinghy) sameAs m.026f691.
- Pirate_(dinghy) sameAs Q2096630.
- Pirate_(dinghy) sameAs Q2096630.
- Pirate_(dinghy) sameAs Pirate_(dinghy).
- Pirate_(dinghy) wasDerivedFrom Pirate_(dinghy)?oldid=544584396.
- Pirate_(dinghy) depiction Schwertboot-Riss.png.
- Pirate_(dinghy) isPrimaryTopicOf Pirate_(dinghy).
