SEE BOAT IN ACTION

BOAT TRIAL VIDEO

HOW IT ALL BEGAN

PROJECT ACQUISTION

PHOTO GALLERY

PROJECT ACQUISTION

BATTERIES

31M-PC2150 Batteries

Starboard Engine Battery

Port Engine Battery

(2) House Batteries

TOURNAMENT SERIES

HYDRAULIC STEERING

HH6542-3 Helm Pump

HC6845 Port Hydraulic Cylinder

HC6845 Stbrd Hydraulic Cylinder

PA1200-2 Power Assist Pump

1500 psi Hydraulic Hoses

HO6821 Tournament SS Tie Bar

MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAYS

Dual TZTL15F 15.6"

Multi Function Displays

MCU-004 Remote Control

REMOTE CONTROL

MCU-004 Remote Control

Control of both

TZTouch 2 MFD

711C AUTOPILOT

FAP-7011C Control Unit

FAP7002 Processor Unit

ACC600-091 Hydraulic Pump

RADAR

DRS-4D-Radome Radar

WEATHER RECEIVER

BBWX4 Siruis Weather Receiver

SATELLITE

COMPASS

SC-33 Satellite Compass

ETHERNET

HUB-101 Ethernet Router

Power Synchronization

Eight I/O Ports

CHIRP SONAR

DFF-1 UHD CHIRP Sonar BB

M165T/265LH DFF3D Combo

Transducer

3D SONAR

DFF-3D Multi-Beam Sonar BB

Three 40° Beams

Side Detection up 650 feet

Down Penetration over 980 feet

Built-in Motion Stabilizer

Sonar History

AUDIO

MS-UD-755 Uni-Dock Head

RV-FS402B Sound Panels (2)

AUDIO

M4-300 Amplifier

Frt 6" Speaker (2)

Rear 7" Speaker (2)

VHF RADIO

M605 Fixed Mount VHF

25W Output Power

Built-in Foghorn/Hailer

AquaQuake Draining

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

RCL-75 SPOTLIGHT

ACR-2830 EPIRB Global Fix

TRIM TABS

12 x 13 Tabs

Pocket Mount Actuators

LED Integrated Switch

Auto Retract

Backlit Panel

Auto Self Check

ACCESSORIES

(8) Compact Eng Rm LED Lights

(3) Cockpit LED Lights

(2) SS Raw Water Faucet

(2) SS Fresh Water Faucet

ANCHOR WINCH

GX5 SS Series Winch

2300 watt 12v Motor

450 ft Capacity - 1/2" Line

POWER DISTRIBUTION

13 Circuit Breaker Panel

3 Circuit Ammeter Display

BATTERY SWITCHES

(2) Dual Bank 400A

Engine Battery Isolation

House Battery Isolation

Emergency Parallel

POWER PORTS

120v Power Socket

12v Power Socket (2)

12v Ext Accessory Socket (4)

2-Port USB Outlets (4)

AUDIO

External Hailer Speaker

VIDEO

PKJM-C10R - Camera

KJM-C50 - Dome Camera

WIPER SYSTEM

SS Wiper Arms

Pantographic Adjustable Arm

HD MRV Wiper Motors

WIPER CONTROLLER

Synchronized Wiper Controller

Intermittent

Low Speed

High Speed

COMPASS

Explorer

S-53 Surface Mount

WATER PUMPS

Shurflow 800 GPH Pump

Bait Sentry 500 GPH Pump

WATER SYSTEM

4.5 GPM Fresh Water System

WATER SYSTEM

5.2 GPM Washdown Pump

MACERATOR PUMP

BP4572 Macerator Pump

BILGE PUMPS

1100 GPH Bilge Pump

2200 GPH Bilge Pump

BILGE PUMP

Tsunami 800 GPH Pump

One of the features we wanted to include on this boat was some type of shade over the rear cockpit for those hot sunny days while out on the water. Since the roof panel is neither straight or flat, some type of bracket or structure had to be fabricated. As seen in the photo above, we have nicknamed this structure the “Whale Tail”.

The “Whale Tail” accomplishes several things. First and foremost, it provided a straight, rear-exiting, unobtrusive pocket needed to house the retractable roll of shade cloth. It also provided a solid structure to mount a flip-down bracket (nicknamed “Shark Fin”) that the radar, sat compass, antennas, and aft cockpit lighting could be attached to.

Mounted directly under the “Whale Tail" utilizing the roof's handrails and using telescopic anodized tubes, we fabricated a support frame that could be quickly and easily pulled out when needed. And just as easy, be stowed away out of sight when not needed.

It's a quick and simple process: Pull the frame assembly out until the tubes snap into extended position. Then unhook retaining straps attached to shade cloth, pull shade cloth out and over the frame. Hook retaining straps to the frame and slide center support bar to desired position and enjoy. Reverse procedure to stow away.

Because of the height clearances needed for all this to work, the overall height of the boat exceeded highway legal clearances. So we designed the “Shark Fin” to flip over into the aft cockpit when trailering the boat.

However, when the radar mount is flipped over for road travel, it becomes necessary to secure the "Shark Fin" (and attached equipment) from bouncing around while trailering.

The rear handles, located on each side of the aft cabin door, serve this purpose and rotate up to secure the load. When the radar is flipped back up, the handles flip back down as a convenient grab rail.