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Paw Paw of London WESTERLY OCEAN 43 1998 Designed by Ron Holland. Design category ‘A’ for boats on extended passage where conditions exceed Beaufort 8 and wave heights in excess of 4m. Construction: GRP hull, deck and superstructure with teak laid decks, wheel steering in Centre Cockpit
LOA 13.25m 43ft 6ins LWL 10.70m 35ft 11ins BEAM 4.00m 13ft 9ins DRAFT 1.79m 5ft 9ins DISPLACEMENT 29762LBS 13500KGS BALLAST 12125LBS 5500KGS BALLAST DISPLACEMENT 40.74% Cruising speed of 7-8 knots.
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MACHINERY: Perkins Sabre 65hp diesel 4 cylinder (in place of standard 50hp) Conventional shaft drive to Fixed 3 blade and 3 blade folding Maxi-Prop as spare. Volvo shaft seal. 'Stripper' rope cutter Single leaver Morse controls.Full engine panel of temperature, oil pressure, amperage gauges, engine hours and alarms. Bowthruster Sliepner 7hp with independent battery. Generator 3.5kv Mastervolt Whisper, with independent starter battery. Autopilot – Raymarine ST7000 via ‘Seatalk’ system throughout boat.
Accommodation: The interior is finished in light American oak wood. Six berths in 3 cabins including saloon sea berth. Air conditioning throughout, driven by new sea water pump 2018. This reverse cycles in winter to heat the boat Aft Cabin with queen size double bed and side access, excellent cupboard space and large hanging wardrobes. Radio and TV connection, Italian side lights and several mains 240v sockets. Lee cloths. Air Conditioning. Fire extinguisher En suite Heads and Shower with wash hand basin and, mirrored cupboard & Corian work surface. Forward Cabin with large double bunk, cupboards, hanging wardrobe, lee cloths, air conditioning, fire extinguisher, En suite large Heads and Shower with wash hand basin and, mirrored cupboard, hot and cold pressurised water. Corian work surface, red night light shared with: Single cabin to starboard - full length single bunk. Saloon with comfortable seating for six round table with extension section, book case, cupboard. Air conditioning, Sony Television, Radio, Lee cloth to ‘sea berth’ on back cushions. Fire extinguisher. Opposite is the:-
Navigation equipment specifications Polaris 123 compass Raymarine electronic compass + GPS antenna. Icom IC- M423 dual station VHF radio Raymarine Radar & Seatalk Raytheon RC631 Chart plotter / Radar display Raytheon RL70 Chart plotter / Radar display Simrad AIS class ‘B’ transceiver Garmin 152 GPS x 2 Raymarine i60 instruments – boat speed, depth, wind speed, 2016 ICS Navtext receiver ‘SeeMe’ active radar reflector Radar reflector 406 EPIRB - Mucmurdo ‘smartfinder’ new battery & service 2016 Electronic C-Map charts – via Atlantic Islands to North Africa, Gibraltar to Sicily, Malta, Tunisia, Greek Islands etc. Fishing rod holders x 2 Bimini New Spray hood 2018 Sun screens x 2 New Cockpit table 2018 Cockpit cushions 2014 Jackstays in tape x 2 Boom light & Binnacle entry light Fog horn Original Westerly design book + instruction manuals for installations. Assorted mooring springs Assorted warps [plumbing installed for future water maker] [tubing and fuel feeds installed for future Eberspacher]
Galley Corian work surface throughout:- Deep top loading refrigerator (with keel cooler) Nelson 2 burner hob, grill, oven cooker – 2011 Microwave oven Draining board & two sinks. Hot and cold pressurised water via calorfior and 240v immersion heater. Various cupboards, draws, and stowage facilities suitable for extended cruising. Red night lights. TANKAGE: Fuel capacity 340 litres. (At cruising revolutions the engine consumes around 3.24 litres per hour.) Fresh water capacity in two tanks: 700 litres Pressurised H&C water system via heated engine or 240v immersion heater in calorifier.
240v Shore Power
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RIG Sloop rigged - Selden mast, boom, rod kicker + light spinnaker pole Selden ‘in-mast’ mainsail reefing Furlex genoa roller reefing. Mainsail by Voiltechnique - 2010 Genoa by Voiltechnique -2010 Cruising chute with snuffer by North. Genoa by North for down-wind poled out sailing. Two Electric Lewmar 54ST genoa winches - 2005 Two Lewmar 44ST mainsheet / genoa furlingwinches. Mainsail furling winch on mast with endless line to cockpit 11 clam cleats for spinnaker halyard, 2nd masthead halyard, out haul, uphaul, kicker, main reefing, main halyard. All lines lead back to cockpit and reefing systems can be operated from cockpit. Navigation area Full size chart table with chart stowage. Sony television, Radio, Icom IC- M423 VHF radio, Master screen all Raymarine instruments. ICS Navtext, Radar Display / chart plotter, Garmin 152 GPS, electronic Barometer, Mains and domestic switchboards, ‘Seeme’ radar reflector enhancer, inverter controls, red night lights. NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT: At the binnacle is: Compass VHF radio - linked to navigation area AIS transceiver Chart Plotter / Radar Disoplay - linked to navigation area GPS Bow thrusters controls New Raymarine i60 depth, speed, wind instruments above hatch GROUND TACKLE Quick ‘Hector’ electric anchor and rope winch with foot switches 2013 Twin bow rollers 45lb CQR 17lb fortress lightweight anchor – kedge 70 metres of 8mm calibrated chain 30+ metres braided anchor warp ‘Chum’ anchor chain weight Parachute sea anchor with own 30metres (appx) braided nylon warp in self release bag. Buoyed anchor trip line Anchor snubber chain hook and line SAFTEY EQUIPMENT 406 EPIRB 6 Man life-raft in purpose built SS cradle 2016 next service January 2019 Horseshoe lifebelt & light Emergency tiller Bilge pumps automatic x 2 Bilge pump manual Fire extinguishers x 4 Flares out of date + flare pistol & shells in grab bag GENERAL EQUIPMENT Navigation lights, Steaming light, Tricolour light, Anchor light, Deck light 3.10m Seago inflatable dinghy with inflatable keel and floor – 2014 240v electric inflation pump for dinghy 5 HP 4 stroke Mercury outboard with separate fuel tank. Extension arm. Cover for outboard, Davits for dinghy Passarelle 2016 3 section bathing ladder H&C deck shower Magnum BBQ with cover. Camping gas bottles for domestic cooking in self draining locker Boathook with buoy pick up device. Mooring springs and permanent mooring warps Assorted warps and lines
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