| Hull
Specifications |
Engine
& Electrical |
 | Year: 2003 |
| LOA: 43' 2" |
| LWL: 36' |
| Beam: 13' 10" |
| Draft: 6' |
| Displacement: 20,500 lbs |
| Fin keel |
|
| 56HP Yanmar Diesel Engine |
| Fuel consumption: 1.1 gal/hr at 2650 rpm (estimate) |
| 7.6 knot/hr cruising speed |
| Three heavy duty 12V marine batteries, one for start and two
for house. |
| Battery charger |
| 140 W / 2-plug inverter at navigation station |
| Shore power |
| AM/FM CD stereo with Bose speakers in cabin and cockpit |
| TV/DVD |
|
| Accommodations |
Galley |
| Forced air diesel heat |
| Three cabins, each with queen sized Inner-Spring mattresses. |
| U-shaped dinette converts to queen berth |
| Two heads with showers |
| New (2008) electric toilet in the
forward head |
| Shower on stern swim platform |
| 6' 8" head room in main salon |
| Sleeps up to 8, ideal for 6. |
|
| DC Refrigerated icebox, both front-loading and top-loading,
capacity: 6 cubic feet. |
| AC Microwave |
| Hot/Cold pressure water |
| 3 burner propane stove with oven |
| Double SS sink |
| Ample storage for comfortable cruising |
|
| Navigation |
Mast, sails, rigging & deck |
| Radar |
| Raymarine autopilot at helm |
| Raymarine radar with gimballed scanner |
| GPS /DGPS Raymarine color chart plotter w/C-Map+ at helm |
| Raymarine depthsounder and knotmeter at helm |
| VHF with remote access microphone and control at helm |
| Raymarine ST-60 Windspeed/Direction race instruments at helm |
| Compass |
|
| Full batten mainsail with 2 single-line reefs and Dutchman
flaking. |
| 140% genoa with roller furling |
| Inner and outer jib sheet tracks with cars installed |
| All lines led aft to the cockpit |
| Bow primary anchor is a 44lb claw with 200' chain (marked
every 20') |
| Secondary anchor is a 44lb Fortress with 25' chain and 200'
rope rode (marked every 20') |
| Electric Windlass |
| Hard dodger and foldable bimini with glass sail view above
helm |
| Removable helm seat for walk-through stern with swim
platform and swim ladder |
| Fitted cockpit cushions |
| Cockpit table with two leaves |
| Stern Shower |
| Force 10 high-capacity propane barbecue |
| Aqua Dutch 10' inflatable dinghy |
|
| Comments |
Tankage |
"Raven" (formerly "Iliad")
has recently changed hands, and her new owners are in the process of
competing several upgrades (including the addition of a new flat screen
TV/DVD). More information to come! Common to the Pacific
Northwest, the raven is a beautiful bird, distinctive for it's strength and
intelligence as well as it's important role in the local Native American
stories & traditions. Listen while at anchor and you will likely hear
a raven calling from the treetops.
Like her namesake, "Raven" has
impressive strength and speed under both sail and power.
A product of intelligent design she tracks well and offers easy
motion and predictable handling characteristics, as well as a generous
bright and sunny
3 cabin / 2 head interior.
A true racer/cruiser with an international reputation as the leader in
her class. |
| Water: 131 gallons |
| Fuel: 46 gallons |
| Holding: 52 gallons in two tanks, with y-valve and
macerator. |
|
|
Weekly
Charter Rate
Prime:
$3150
Shoulder: $2750
Off-season: $2375 |
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