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Der Name Achtknoten ( EndAcht ) kommt von seiner Form, die wie eine Acht aussieht. Dieser Knoten dient zur Verdickung eines Endes und verhindert das Ausrauschen z.B. von Schoten und Fallen.

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Jean Le Cam regarde une dernière fois le cap Horn avant de mettre le clignotant à gauche.

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The De Antonio D32 Open showcased impressive agility and responsiveness during our Miami test, proving it can handle rougher waters with confidence. Its optimized hull design delivered a smooth ride and sharp turns, while maintaining exceptional stability at speed. This vessel isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s built to perform. Whether you’re an experienced boater or just starting out, our full test and review highlights why the D32 Open is a boat worth considering. With ample entertaining space, a comfortable cabin for weekend getaways, and the speed and agility to deliver a truly enjoyable ride, it has something for everyone. Watch the video to see why the De Antonio D32 Open deserves your attention.https://buff.ly/3W4qXVZ Read our full captain's report and see the test numbers: ⬆️ Specifications: Length Overall: 32' 6" (9.90 m) Beam: 10' 6" (3.20 m) Dry Weight: 8,598 lbs (3,900 kg) Draft: 2' 3" (0.68 m) Person Capacity: 10 Fuel Capacity: 171.7 gal (650 L) Water Capacity: 26.4 gal (100 L) #BoatTEST #DeAntonioYachts #D32Open #MiamiBoatReview #BoatTested #LuxuryBoating #Deatnonio #NewBoats #2025Boats

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