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Sails Engine Tankage
Heating Water System
Safety Equipment Navigation
Instruments
Radio Tenders
Cabins Decks
Launched in the spring of 2001 this new boat is fitted for extended blue water cruising with the latest equipment and electronics. She is licensed to carry 10 passengers and crew for Category 2 Offshore charter and maintained to UK safety standards.
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| designer |
LOA |
42’ |
12.8m |
| Terry Compton |
LWL |
39’ |
11.8m |
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Beam |
18’ |
5.5m |
| build manager |
Draft |
4’ |
1.2m |
| Richard Laight |
Berths |
8 |
in four double cabins |
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| Sails |
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| by Graham Goff |
Main |
273sq ft |
fully battened |
| Halsey Lidgard |
Mizzen |
86sq ft |
fully battened |
| www.halseylidguard.com |
Genoa |
449sq ft |
roller furling |
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Spinnaker |
993sq ft |
asymmetric |
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| Heating |
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by Mikuni
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Water radiator system with separate air blower temperature control in each cabin |
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| Water system |
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by Cleghorn
www.cleghorn.co.uk |
Waring Pressurised hot and cold water system in each cabin with engine calorifier,
or when sitting on a beach Mikuni heater. |
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| Safety equipment |
| by XM yachting |
two 6 person liferafts
quickfit lifejackets, hoods and lifelines
wet weather clothing |
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| Tenders |
Beaufort 280 G inflatable 4 hp outboard
Wetliner 2.7m RIB 5 hp outboard |
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| Navigation Instruments |
by Raytheon
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ST80 professional range, depth, speed, wind, sea temp
Electronic compass
Autohelm ST6000 linear self steering
NavCentre 602 with linked GPS
SL72 Radar 2Kw 20 mile range
Portable Garmin 45 GPS
ICS-Seapro computer route planner
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| Radio |
Sailor A1 DSC VHF
SMR portable VHF
SSB HF
Iridium satellite link |
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| Decks |
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| Foredeck |
16’ by 9’ level deck, partly teak strip laid, completely enclosed by safety rails, with pulpit seats on each bow.
Electric anchor winch and capstan on starboard bow. |
| Cabin top |
15’ by 14’ sun bathing area available when at anchor. |
| Cockpit |
a centre cockpit for safety and security with room for five seated around the helmsman’s steering and
instrument console, for ease of handling all running lines are directed back to this area to minimise the
necessity to handle ropes on deck. Teak laid deck with three steps down to main saloon. Speakers for stereo radio and CD player.
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| Afterdeck |
16’ by 7’ level sun deck with barbecue, access via stern steps to swimming platforms and tenders. Seating for six around teak mizzen mast table. |
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| Cabins |
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| Saloon |
15’ by 9’ open plan in crown cut american light oak with maroon leather wrap around seating.
The circular cherry wood table will seat 8 people for meals, with panoramic views through the many cabin windows.
Stereo radio, CD/DVD player and multiband TV. |
| Galley |
in the port hull, fully equipped with twin sinks, cooker hob and oven, refrigerator and microwave. |
| Navigation |
in the starboard hull close to the saloon cabin door the chart table, instrument displays,
radar screen, VHF/SSB radios, computer and electronic navigation centre. Most instruments are repeated at the
steering console on deck. 12v to 240v converters for laptop computer and SeaPro route planning system. |
| Cabins |
four separate double cabins, champagne lining with teak trim and individually controlled
temperature warm air heating. King sized double bunks, ample storage and clothes hanging space, vanity sink unit,
mains electric razor point converter. Large windows and hatches. |
| Heads |
the day heads are located in the starboard hull and a second in the port after section.
Tiffany veneer, trimmed with teak, each with heads, wash basin and shower. |
| Wet locker |
savour the joy of warm dry oilskins, located in the starboard hull beside the main hatch,
this area has a set of wet weather clothes for each guest. |
"we go where you please"
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