Our New Boat
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Specifications
All of the big and little details that make a
boat what it is.
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Length: 36
ft 0 in / 10.87 m
Beam: 15 ft 0in / 4.57 m
Draft:
2 ft 10 in / 0.86 m
Displacement: 13,000 lbs /
5,909kg
Specifications List Key
- Standard design and equipment specifications are shown in
black.
- Options we have chosen are shown in blue
- Custom design modifications are shown in red
Hull Construction
Standard Features
- Hull, deck and structural bulkhead manufactured of
biaxial fiberglass and isophthalic/vinylester resins and NidaCore
(polypropelene honeycomb core), vacuum bagged for light weight properties,
stiffness and strength
- Hull to deck fastened chemically and
mechanically
- Twin fiberglass molded skegs with integral
sumps
- Twin balanced rudders.
- Five year limited structural/blister
warranty.
Special Notes
- All compartment door hinges to
be bolted through doors and frames in the newer fashion rather than
screwed into the edges of the doors.
Mechanical, Electrical &
Plumbing
Standard Features
- 115 gal. water tank with gauge
- 300 gal. fuel tank with gauge and filter
- 30 gal. holding tank with level monitor
- (2) 210 amp house system Lifeline marine batteries
- 110 volt shore power system
- Premier Plus
A/C - D/C electrical panel
- 30 amp electrical panel with
50' shore cord
- 40 amp Smart battery charger
- Navigational and anchor lights
- 20 lb. aluminum propane bottle in separate vented locker
- Deck mounted fuel, water and holding tank access
- Remote shut-off for propane
- Hot and cold pressure water system
- Water heater-engine exchange/110 volt
- 12 volt interior/exterior lighting
- (2) 12 volt automatic, (2) manual bilge pumps
- Non-corrosive, fiberglass reinforced Marelon through-hulls and
seacocks
- 12 volt macerator for holding tank pump-out
- Windshield wipers
- Commissioning at Clearwater
with about a 1 week stay at the marina.
Option Choices we made on January 5, 2000
- Wiring for future solar power
array run to cockpit roof
- Inverter - 1500W Heart Jazz with
automatic transfer switch.
- Genset - 3.5KW Diesel, New
Generation with 3 -cyl Kubota engine.
- Air Conditioning, CruiseAire,
16,000 BTU with reverse cycle for heating
- Autopilot - Raytheon ST5000
Hydraulic
- Hot & Cold deck shower
- Dockside fresh water regulator
- Remote controlled searchlight
- Windlass, 12 Volt
- Extra DC outlets in each aft
stateroom
- Extra AC outlet and TV shelf
in forward stateroom
- Extra AC & DC outlet at
helm (in addition to standard DC outlet.
- Standard AC & DC outlets
near dining table to be located at port side near wall
- Telephone and cable TV
dockside connection and cables
Custom design ideas we included
- Ground tackle, 35# Delta with
100' 5/16 chain and 100 ft of 5/8 rode.
- Epoxy barrier bottom paint,
black. Check to make sure this paint is OK for use on a lift and out
of the water much of the time.
- NEMA wiring from helm station
to computer area two runs of four conductors each
- Separate instrument panel on
front of helm electronics housing with hinge on top and thumbscrews at
bottom to
open. Sufficient service loop in all cables to permit full opening for
easy access. Panel to be made of 3/8" poly sheet or equal. Housing face
is to be cut out to leave mostly open front that is closed by the panel.
- Grounding system built into
hull for SSB radio transmitter. Antenna coupler will be located beneath helm
area, adjacent to 23' whip antenna mounting outside, so grounding will need to be
routed to this area. Ground strips running fore to aft in each hull,
strapped in an "H" configuration and connected into the antenna
coupler area with copper strap. Additional ground run to transceiver area.
- Radar system - Raytheon SL72
- GPS receiver - Furuno
GP-31 with external antenna
- Depth Sounder - Raytheon
ST60
- VHF Radio, fog horn and loud
hailer - Raytheon 220
- VHF antenna - external 9
foot whip
- SSB Radio - ICOM 710 RT
with packet modem for email
- SSB antenna -
Shakespeare 3 piece 23'
Deck construction and fittings
Standard Features
- Bulkhead navigation helm station with hydraulic steering
- Adjustable helm seat with foot rest
- 4” binnacle compass
- (8) aluminum opening ports with screens
- (5) aluminum opening hatches with screens
- Stainless steel stanchions
- Molded PVC rub rail
- Molded fiberglass bow corner rail seats
- Double lifelines
- Lifeline gates-port, starboard, forward, aft
- Windshield with stainless steel arch support and molded fiberglass
hardtop
- 12 volt control panel at helm
- Acrylic companionway door
- Sliding companionway hatch
- Stainless steel anchor roller and cleat
- Stainless steel bow, stern and amidships cleats
- Self-draining foredeck storage lockers
- Cockpit lazarette storage
- Swim platform with telescoping stainless steel boarding ladder
- Molded non-skid on all deck surfaces
Option choices we included
- Transom mounted davits and
grill
- Cockpit table, folding
- Lift out gates at port and
starboard for aft deck
- Stern cleats (2), bolted
though plates.
- Cockpit cushions (2) with
3" foam and covered with Sunsplash aqua/natural #4781
- Full cockpit enclosure with
screens, color is Aquamarine #4623
- Stainless steel handle rails
under each side of cockpit cover
- Remote controlled 1,000,000 CP
spotlight
Interior
Standard Features
- Large dinette folding table with locking extension
- Three large staterooms with queen-size berths, hanging lockers and drawer
storage
- (3) 4” medium density mattresses
- Chart storage locker
- Linen storage locker under settee
- Teak and holly laminated flooring
- Interior teak trim with oil finish
Galley
- 7.5 cubic ft. front loading side by side refrigerator/freezer
- Two burner propane stove and oven
- Double high polished stainless steel sink
- Single control faucet with extendible spray nozzle
- Custom Gibraltar countertops with bull-nose edge
- Galley storage lockers and pantry
Head
- Full separate stand-up fiberglass shower stall
- Vanity with an oval Corian sink, custom Gibraltar
countertops with bull-nose edge, mirror, storage shelves
- Large medicine cabinet
- Electric marine head with 12 volt macerator,
special version for pressure fresh water flushing.
Option choices we included
- Interior fans, 2 in aft
staterooms, 1 in forward stateroom, 2 in salon, 1 in head, 2 in cockpit = 8
total.
- Oceanaire skyshades, 3 on main
salon windows, 2 smaller on forward stateroom ports.
- Microwave in galley
- Sea Gull Water Purification
system in galley
- Interior cushions covered with DuraTouch leather,
color to be Mallard green
- Forward stateroom to have
crosswise berth configuration and reduced shelf space.
- Forward stateroom to have twin
halogen reading lights mounted just above headboard area.
- Stainless steel (18")
rails on each of (2) inside stairs.
- Flushing water source to be from fresh
water with pressure feed provision
- Forward stateroom mattress is
extended width.
- All mattresses (3) covered in
light aqua tweed material
Engines and Running Gear
Standard Features
- Deluxe engine instrument panels
- 1 3/8” stainless steel propeller shafts
- Strong
self-aligning shaft seals
- (2) Four blade bronze propellers
- Stainless steel ‘I’ strut with prop protector
- Bronze rudders with Strong rudder bearings (seals above the
water line) and hydraulic
steering
- Hydraulic trim tabs
- (2) 90 amp engine cranking Lifeline marine batteries
- (2) 55 amp engine alternators
- Engine battery parallel switch
- Federal
flex coupling
Option choices we included
- Twin 125hp Yanmar turbo diesel engines
- Engine oil change pumps on
port and starboard engines
- Racor 500 fuel filters with
local shutoff valves
- Genset fuel shutoff valve at
engine area
Page maintained by
Paul & Jean Galburt, last update 01/23/2000
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