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Not to be confused with the J&J half-tonner from 1983 (see ‘The Elan Story’, above), this is a fleet-footed performance cruiser introduced in 2002. She is a delight to sail, good-looking on the outside and endowed with well-finished joinery within. The hull is low, slim, sleek and elegant, with a long waterline, a deep, narrow keel and a high-aspect rudder. Under sail, she is both powerful and easy to handle with a small crew, acquitting herself surprisingly well in rough seas and pointing high in kinder conditions. The trade-off is that she’s a small boat down below. The saloon is narrow, with just 1.8m (5ft 9in) headroom, the galley and heads are compact and stowage is limited. She does, however, boast a big chart table that is comfortable to sit at, a decent-sized aft cabin and a surprisingly large hanging locker. There are two more berths in the forecabin, with sitting headroom.

LoA 9.2m (30ft 2in) LWL 8.21m (26ft 9in) beam 3.2m (10ft 5in) Draught 1.85m (6ft 1in) Displacement 3,800kg (8,360lb) YM test report april 2003

• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan E4 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan E4" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/YACHTS-Sideview-E4.png"><h3><strong>E4</strong> - 34' 9" ft</h3>
• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan E5 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan E5" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/YACHTS-Sideview-E5.png"><h3><strong>E5</strong> - 39'3" ft</h3>
• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan E6 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan E6" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/YACHTS-Sideview-E5.png"><h3><strong>E6</strong> - 50'2" ft</h3>
• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan i43 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan i43" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/I43-YACHTS-Sideview.png"><h3><strong>IMPRESSION 43</strong> - 43'8" ft</h3>
• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan i50.1 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan i50.1" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/YACHTS-Sideview-i501.png"><h3><strong>IMPRESSION 50.1</strong> - 49'10" ft</h3>
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• <img title="Elan Yachts - Elan GT6 - sideview" alt="Elan Yachts - Elan GT6" src="https://media.elan-yachts.com/img/YACHTS-Sideview-GT6.png"><h3><strong>GT6</strong> - 49'9" ft</h3>
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Elan Yachts, 29. 07. 2019

One couple Staša and Boštjan with their Elan 31 named STABO built in 1987 left Adriatic sea and will attempt to circumnavigate the globe.

They started their journey on July 10 2019 from Izola and sailed along the western side of the Adriatic to Pescare. Stayed there in the marina for two days. During the voyage, there was a stop in Otranto for half an hour. On Wednesday night, they anchored in Santa Maria di Leuca. Hours of engine: 3 hours, interlaced NM 510. The conditions for sailing were very different; from no wind up to 30 knots.

Staša and Boštjan:  The boat is superb :-) Also in the light winds there is a nice sail. It's also great in the hard sea.

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Design number: 134 Year: 2001

The Elan 31 is a popular yacht which is fast in light winds but also highly capable and easy to handle in more challenging conditions. The versatility of the 31 is equally important to the cruising family as it is to the race crew. The cruising family feels more in control and gains confidence in themselves and the boat. The more experienced owner will find that despite being a comfortable cruiser with a nice interior, the boat can still win races.

Built with an optimised keel, tall rig and high quality deck gear, the Elan 31 provides a total package which gives the owner and crew a rewarding sail. Powerful winches and extensive use of ball-bearing blocks makes for easy handling while the ergonomically-shaped cockpit is comfortable for cruising as well as racing.

Below deck the interior is laid out to feature a number of practical and comfortable solutions combined with fine craftsmanship. The deep heavy keel complements a well-balanced hull to ensure high stability and good control, even in adverse conditions.

The interesting thing about this no man's land of handicap rules we seem to be in now is that we are seeing a return of dual-purpose boats much like the boats of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Last month I received four dual-purpose boats and this month there are at least two, depending upon your view of the Sabre, maybe three.

This new Elan 31 designed by Rob Humphreys is another obvious attempt to do one boat that appeals to both racers and cruisers. I have always been a fan of Humphreys' work. The line of Elan models all have one thing in common-the Humphreys' trademark perky sheerline. I have the benefit of some photos of this boat and I can tell you confidently that this is a good looking boat. It looks a little bit "lumpy" in the drawings but as built it has a sweet appearance.

The hull profile shows the same skeg that we saw in the Sabre but this time it's proportionately much shorter and does not fair into the canoe body profile as it does on the Sabre. The rudder is on a vertical stock and the keel shows a large bulb. Overhangs are minimal and there appears to be a slight convexity to the bow profile. With a L/B of 2.94 this design breaks the 3 barrier and qualifies as a beamy boat. This fullness is carried out into both ends. The D/L is 190. Your draft choices are 6 feet and 4 feet, 11 inches. The keels are cast iron. There are no surprises in this hull shape that I can see other than an apparent fullness forward as indicated by the trace of the V-berth in plan view. Clearly Mr. Humphreys can draw a faster boat with an LOA of 30 feet, 10 inches, but in this case he had a variety of interior accommodation pressures to deal with and I think that is behind this beamy hull form.

It's pretty amazing when you look at this interior plan and consider what was considered adequate in a 30-footer 25 years ago. But if you added both bow and stern overhangs similar to what you would have seen in 1969 you would be looking at a 35-footer at least. The Elan is laid out with a huge double quarterberth that is enclosed to port. There is a head to starboard with a wet locker. The nav area looks big enough and the galley does not. However, it's only a 30-foot, 10-inch boat. The V-berths convert to a double berth with a filler piece. This basic layout has become widely used. If I'm reading the brochure and converting from metric accurately, there is only 6 feet of headroom in the saloon and galley. I can put up with less than standing headroom anywhere in a boat with the exception of the galley. This is a tough call on a 30-footer where the designer wants to keep the profile as low as possible.

The deck plan shows a large cockpit with the mainsheet traveler bisecting the cockpit well. A tiller is drawn and the specs do not list a wheel as an option. I like tiller steering and I have one of those handy tiller-activated autopilots for my own tiller-steered boat. It works very well and can be stowed away easily when not needed.

This cockpit is open to the swim step aft. Note that the cockpit coamings are cut away aft where the helmsman will sit. This seat area is angled to make it level when the boat is heeled about 15 degrees, making for a very comfy helming position. Teak pads on the deck here will have a good grip on the seat of your pants. Genoa tracks are well inboard and the decks are clear. There is an anchor well forward with a flush hatch.

The rig is the standard of the day-the swept-spreader, fractional type. The mast is deck stepped. The SA/D is 18.31. The Elan 31 is built in by Elan Marine in Slovenia.

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ELAN 31 (HUMPHREYS)

ELAN 31 (HUMPHREYS) built by Elan Marine (SVN) and designed by Rob Humphreys. Her first hull was built in 2002 with an overall lengh of 9.20 m or 30.18 ft long

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Elan 31 (Humphreys)

Elan 31 (Humphreys) is a 30 ′ 2 ″ / 9.2 m monohull sailboat designed by Rob Humphreys and built by Elan Yachts starting in 2002.

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The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.

Classic hull speed formula:

Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL

Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL

Sail Area / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.

SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3

• SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
• D : Displacement in pounds.

Ballast / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.

Ballast / Displacement * 100

Displacement / Length Ratio

A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.

D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
• LWL: Waterline length in feet

Comfort Ratio

This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.

Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
• LOA: Length overall in feet
• Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet

Capsize Screening Formula

This formula attempts to indicate whether a given boat might be too wide and light to readily right itself after being overturned in extreme conditions. Read more.

CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)

Shallow draft: 1.5m/4.92’ Not to be confused with an earlier (IOR 1/2 ton - 1983) ELAN 31 from the same builder.

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Prior to the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, the city of Moscow was the home of many of Russia's greatest noble families.   Three of the best known families, the Galitzine, Trubetskoy, and Bibikov clans, also had country homes in the area of Grebnovo, within the Shchyolkovsky District just to the northwest of central Moscow.  In this drone video from Vizaero, you'll get a bird's eye view of one of these great manors, which was the site of several fires in recent decades and is currently in a ruined state.  

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Check out this fantastic droen video of the giant Ostankino TV Tower in Moscow, Russia, compliments of top AirVuz contributor pushkinflyteam.  Situated a bit to the northeast of the center city, the massive tower carries signals for virtually all of the TV and radio stations available in the Russian capital.  Standing 540 meters (just under 1.8k ft.) tall when it was completed in 1967, it was the tallest structure in the world for nearly a decade.  The tower remains the tallest freestanding structure in Europe as of 2020.  

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Transforming moscow's skyline, moscow city drone 4k.

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While Moscow has long been one of the world's most important cities, it's only in recent years that it's developed a world-class skyline.  The epicenter of the transformation has been the Moscow International Business Center, a district whose development was conceived in the early 1990's shortly after the end of Communist rule.  Situated just east of one of the ring roads, the district is home to six of Europ'e eight tallest buildings as of 2019.  In this drone video, you can get a bird's eye view of this remarkable project.

Dolgoprudny and the moscow canal, yachts and boats in dolgoprudniy.

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Check out this beautiful drone video of a town on the Moscow Canal, compliments of brand-new AirVuz contributor and pilto Nikitosiooo. The town is called Dolgoprudny, and it's located about 20 km (around 12 mi.) north of Central Moscow, just outside of the second ring road which encircles the great Russian capital city.  The canal, which connects the Moscow (Moskva) River to the Volga River, runs for a length of just under 130 km (about 80 mi.).  It was built by prisoners of the Gulag system during the Stalinist 1930's.  

Fpv diving the msu tower, moscow state university russia fpv cinematic, since it was completed in 1953, the main building of moscow state university has been the most visible landmark in moscow.  and yet, you've probably never seen this (rare) stalinist architectural masterpiece from the perspective of a racing drone.  that's right.  flying his racing quadcopter with first person view (fpv) goggles, award-winning contributor pushkinflyteam took a dive down this massive structure, for decades the tallest building in europe, winning a spot on the fpv pilots to watch list in february, 2021., sokolniki park, moscow - sokolniki, sokolniki is a northeastern district of moscow, russia.  the natural centerpiece of the district is sokolniki park, whose name (derived from "falcon") references the hunting birds which were bred here for hunting use by the royal family several centuries ago.  it's been designated a municipal park since the late 1800's.  in this drone video by lego, you'll get a bird's eye view of the park as well as the surrounding district.  the video was shot in the winter months, when the great city was blanketed in snow., balashikha: eastern moscow suburb, summer in balashikha, chedck out these excellent drone views from greater moscow, compliments of nikitosiooo.  he filmed the area around the town of balashikha, which lies on the pekhorka river just east of the mosow ring road.  the town came to prominence by virtue of its location along the vladimir highway, a historical road which led east of of moscow to nizhny novgorod and in its modern form is known as the volga motorway.  beginning in the 19th century, the extensive waterpower resources here led to balashikha becoming an important industrial center.  , meschersky park, moscow autumn, covering around 465 hectares (1,150 acres) of forest, playgrounds, hiking and biking trails, and cross country skiing tracks, meschersky park in moscow is a massive city park.  it's located southwest of the city center, just outside of the outer ring road.  in this drone video by airvuz contributor and pilot nikybwd, you'll get some great aerial views of this vast, well-manicured green space, just as the leaves have started to change from a blanket of green to spots of yellow, brown, and orange. , vdnh: giant exposition center, moscow vdnh, moscow's exhibition of achievements of national economy (vdnh) is one of the great public spaces of the russian capital.  the giant complex includes exhibition pavilions, an amusement park, and large open outdoor spaces.  it's located in the ostankinsky district, north of the center city and close to the ostankino tower.  originally constructed during the stalinist 1930's, it's recently been extensively renovated.  seen here in this drone video by evan-armas, the complex covers a land area larger than the state of monaco.  , moscow aerial collage, aerial footage. moscow №2, top airvuz contributor and drone pilot vadimushka put together this brilliant aerial collage of the great russian capital city of moscow.  the video will take you all over this city, whose metropolitan population of 20 million is the largest in europe.  while you'll get some great views of some more familiar sights like the neva river and the moscow city skyscraper district, the video also features some outstanding footage of the city's giant highways, it's massive railroad yards, giant apartment blocks, and sprawling suburbs.  , around moscow by drone, urban moscow, home to nearly 12 million people, moscow is the powerful capital of russia. at its core is its seat of power, the kremlin. other famous locations include the red square, st. basil’s cathedral, lenin’s mausoleum, and the bolshoi theatre. capturing unique shots, like a soccer field in the middle of a circular building complex, or the glistening lights of the endless sea of glass buildings, this drone video gives us a different taste of the europe's largest city, courtesy of contributor nikybwd., moscow by mavic mini, moscow sunsets.

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AirVuz contributor Supasanya used a DJI Mavic Mini drone to create this fantastic aerial tour of Moscow, Russia.  The video opens with a shot of the Museum of the Great Patriotic War on Poklonnaya Hill, followed by the Ostankino Palace, just north of the central city.  Starting at about the :33 mark, there are some great views of the skyscrapers of the Moscow International Business Center.  Other highlights include the Kudrinskaya Square Building starting at about the :40 mark; this was one of the Stalinist era "Seven Sisters" skyscrapers.

Moscow's kremlin from above, up and over the kremlin.

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Take a first person view (FPV) tour of wintertime Moscow, Russia in this fantastic piece by top contributor pushkinflyteam.  Stating at the :45 mark, there's a shot skimming the River and ending with a view of the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, the tallest in Europe when completed in 1952.  Then you'll head to the main building of the Moscow State University, another Stalinist era skyscraper which is arguably the city's second-most recognized landmark after the Kremlin.  This video was picked for the FPV Pilots to Watch list.  

Profile of moscow's timelab.pro, the drone dish: timelab.pro.

• The Drone Dish

Fresh from winning Drone Video of the Year in the first AirVuz Drone Video Awards for his epic video of his hometown Moscow, top contributor and drone pilot TimeLab.Pro chats with Tyler in this edition of the Drone Dish. With its vivid visuals, cinematic music arrangement, and breathtaking landmarks, it’s easy to see how “Moscow Aerial 5K” became an award-winner.  His video of St. Petersburg, "City of White Nights", since garnered a nomination in the Cities category for the second annual DVA Awards.

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