Does anyone know the maximum loading capacity (persons/weight) of the Coronet 25 deluxe? My capacity plate is hardly readable... I guess it is maximum 12 persons of 70 kg.

Hi!
Document: 5-25-036-162.jpg in the archive states 840kg capacity for a 24 foot hull.
I guess this is before adding other items like: anchors, canopy and so on.

Hi!
I attach a link to an old article. It states 700 kg for a DC21!
So maybe 840 kg is reasonable for a 24 ft.
But.... will that really be a safe ride?

https://www.coronet.nu/?rID=104&ID=11239&kw=max%20personer

Thank you for your feedback. So, it matches my guess: either 12 persons of 70 kg each (12x70=840) or a total load of 840 kg. This is also in line with the general rule: max number of people = vessel length (ft) x vessel width (ft) ÷ 15 (24 x 7.5 ÷ 15 = 12).
What is still unclear to me, its the second part of the sentence: "or a property located max weight of (...) for persons or gear".
Also, should anyone have a clear picture of the Coronet 24 capacity plate, I would appreciate.

Should be "or a properly located max weight...".
As described in the article I refer to; a person is rarely neither properly located or fixed. A worst case could be standing persons giving a high centre of gravity, these persons can also be moving around in the boat :-)
Of course the weather conditions will be crucial, flat or rough water etc.

In the article Mr Kumlien states that a ride with 10 persons in a 24 Weekender was a rocky and hard to manouver ride, that he didn't like.

Try to translate the text, it has a lot of common sense in it.

Now, I found another article, link below, stating 12 persons or 820 kg for a 26 Family and a picture of the sign. There also are a lot of comments regarding riding issues etc.
Try to translate them....

https://www.coronet.nu/?rID=104&ID=23584&kw=skylt

Dear Johan, thank you so much for your advice - much appreciated indeed. I would never bring more than 3 or 4 persons with me, on my 24 cabin, for both safety and comfort. Everyone shall enjoy the ride, including the captain... The question arose because the insurance wanted to know the maximum loading capacity of the Coronet 24. I guess I will be in the position to respond to their questions now. Massimo.

Dear Massimo, great information.
Good luck,
Regards Johan

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