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Length: |
38 feet overall, 38
feet on the waterline
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Beam:
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20 feet
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Draft: |
3 feet, 8 inches
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Displacement: |
Design 12,000 pounds, weight was 15,200 on
the scales.
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Sails: |
1,000 square feet of working sails, 1,400
sq. ft spinnaker plus 800 sq ft chicken chute, storm jib.
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Accommodation: |
3 Double state rooms plus 2 singles that
have been converted to a work shop and storage area.
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Water System: |
Reverse osmosis 200 gallon per day water maker. 2 X 35
gallon water tanks. Sinks in each state room. Hot and cold
water. Inboard and transom showers. Backup foot pump for
fresh and salt water.
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Construction: |
Fiberglass composite construction, Airex foam core
and solid glass below the waterline. Carbon
fiber used extensively as a stiffener and to strengthen high load
areas. Five bulkheads per hull.
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Auxiliary Power: |
Two 18 horse Volvo fresh water cooled diesel engines.
Sail drives with folding props. (All overhauled in 2002/3)
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Fuel Usage: |
1/2 gal per hour at 2000 RPM
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Fuel capacity: |
53 gallon tank, 40 gallons usable, plus 10 five gallon jerry jugs
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Speed on Auxiliaries: |
9.5 knots max. 6 knots at 2,000 RPM - (flat water, clean
bottom and no wind!) Subtract .5 knots of boat speed for every 5
knots of contrary breeze. |
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Speed Under Sail: |
On a reach in a stiff breeze Mustang Sally
can hit speeds in the mid teens. Average cruising speeds
are less than half that. |
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Range: |
480 miles primary, 1,000 miles with jerry jugs
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Galley: |
Stainless steel galley with Broadwater propane
stove/oven and 12 volt fridge. Propane barbeque on stern
stanchions. Dual propane tanks with sniffers, remote solenoid,
alarm and auto shut off. Lots of storage. |
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Navigation: |
Garmin 210 GPS Map, Garmin GPS 72 and
50 backup,
Integrated computer and Nobeltec navigation software with backup
system. Radar. ComNav 1101 hydraulic
below deck autopilot. Raytheon ST4000 backup autopilot. Compass and
hand bearing compass.
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Communications: |
Ocean Radio VHF, Horizon handheld VHF, Icom M700 Pro Single Side Band
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Electrical: |
2 X 6 volt, 400 amp hour house batteries, 2
starting batteries, 300 watt inverter, 12 volt charger and 30 amp
shore power. 2 X 90 amp engine alternators.
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Heat: |
Espar D10W diesel Hydronic system with 3 heat
exchangers
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Tender: |
Achilles 11 foot inflatable with 8 horse outboard.
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Emergency Gear: |
Paratec parachute anchor, ACR 206 Emergency
position indicating beacon. Required flares plus. 7 bilge
pumps. 5 eclectic, 2 manual, 1 portable that reaches all corners
of the boat.
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