This 70' FPB (Functional Power Boat) long range expedition motor yacht is hull number # two, It was designed by Steve & Linda Dashew and built by Circa Marine & Industrial Ltd. in Whangeri New Zealand of aluminum in 2019. She was launched in April of that year, and after sea trials the new owner took her first voyage through Tahiti and onto Hawaii. After Hawaii he ran her to Dutch Harbor Alaska, down the British Columbia coast to Ventura California. Once establishing Ventura as home base, she made two round trips to Mexico up into the Sea of Cortes. Most of these voyages were done with the owner and one other crew member! With her eight fuel tanks holding 4300 gallons of fuel, you will have a range of approximately 4000 miles @9.5 knots running at 1700 RPM. Taking her down to 6 knots will give you about a 5000-mile range.
This vessel is a true passage maker built to handle all types of sea conditions! Her forward decks are designed to handle the wettest and roughest sea conditions one would ever want to encounter! The Niad Stabilizers have built in compartments around them to prevent flooding, if a Stabilizer was broken off, forward crash bulkhead, three water tight bulkhead doors, two automatic fire suppression systems and 50 gallon a minute emergency crash pump are just a few of her safety features! This type of engineering/redundancy is throughout the entire vessel!
The gourmet up galley is aft of the dinette and is fitted with Hi Mac counter tops with custom rolled edges, along with high quality appliances, and a farmhouse sink. The saloon and galley are fitted with large windows allowing excellent visibility from anywhere in the space. The interior has leather soft goods throughout, retractable 55 inch television, Hi Mac counters, Studio Monitor sound system in the salon with Yamaha speakers, Outdoor Bose speakers with two zone stations one aft deck & one in Flybridge.
FPBs offer range, the ability to surf, recovery from capsize and are ruggedly built to withstand punishment in high and low latitude as well as providing a comfortable and well ventilated platforms in the tropics.
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Aluminum plate welded to "T" section frames approximately 21" on center along with 1/2 longitudinals and plate bulkheads. The rudder table is aluminum and the bulkheads have water tight doors. The super structure and decks are all aluminum. The decks have non skid surface, with a wide walk around.
Aft deck has outdoor cooking area with farmhouse sink and ample storage. Seating is forward of this cooking area.
There's a chain locker located in the forepeak accessed from a forward bilge which also houses the bow thruster, Forward Scanning sonar transducer, spare lines and other equipment. The forward bilge is accessed from the foredeck via water tight hatch.
Circa Marine 14' dingy with 40HP Yamaha 4 Stroke
Lifting Davits
Maxwell windlass VMC 4000
250 Pound Spade Anchor with 400 ' of Chain
Two FX 125 Fortress anchors deck mounted with several different tackle options.
One Fortress FX 185
Bow pulpit and life lines.
fresh water washdown
Salt water washdown
Heavy duty non-skid.
Heavy duty built aluminum racks for Kayaks or another dingy
This vessel is powered by a pair of John Deere 4045AFM85 (4.5 liter) diesel inboard engines, each producing 165 horsepower. These are commercial motors rated to run 24 hours a day! The main engines are driving ZF 280-1 reduction gear transmissions, each turning a ratio of 2.47:1. The main engines and Cummins / Onan genset are located forward the lazarette bilge beneath the forward section of the aft deck. The engine room can be accessed from the interior companionway aft of the galley or from the lazarette bilge, both points are fitted with water tight bulkheads and doors. The engine room is exceptionally clean, well laid out, lit and maintained, access for servicing the machinery and equipment is excellent. The main engines are well maintained with 2300 hours.
The genset port aft in the engine room is within a hard sound shield. The exhaust for the machinery is wet and exits port and starboard from the hull sides above the waterline. The exhaust systems are fitted with aqualift mufflers, fiberglass tubes, silicon and neoprene hump hoses.
The fuel system consists of eight aluminum tanks, fore, mid, aft, port and starboard wing and ballast tanks along with a day tank. The fuel is pumped from the tanks to the day tank after it has been filtered. The fuel system is plumbed with neoprene high pressure hose with inline Racor primary filters along with stainless steel ball shutoff valves and manifolds. The day tank is fitted with a level sight tube while all tank levels are monitored via the Maretron system. The main engines are controlled by ZF Cruise Command single lever fly by wire controls from three stations.
Niad Stabilizers
Dockside Fuel Transfer System cleans, calibrates fuel when taking on in remote locations.
Reverso oil change system.
Diesel 80,000 BTU heater
Two automatic fire suppression / extinguisher systems
Hydraulic 50 gallon a minute crash pump
Five Compartment bilge pumps
Air conditioning
Blue Water Explorer water Maker 1800 GPD UV sterilizer
Large Side Power Bow Thruster
Two Delta T engine room blowers
Hydraulic steering
Two extra propellers
The vessels DC power is supplied by Group 31 and GPL-L16T AGM batteries. The batteries are located in the lazarette bilge and beneath the master stateroom bunk. The batteries can be charged by numerous means to include, four two per main engine high amperage 150 Amp alternators , 12- rigid solar panels atop the flybridge and stand alone chargers and or inverter charges all of which are Victron Energy products. The AC power is supplied by 50 Amp 125 / 250 VAC shore power inlets fitted with a Victron Energy Auto Transformer, single Cummins / Onan 14 Kw genset or via five Victron Energy inverter / chargers.
The vessels electrical system consists of branch overload protected circuits via resettable breakers and replaceable fuses. The wiring, copper stranded sheathed multi conductor where visible is well loomed, routed, labeled and secured. The AC and DC systems are fitted with multiple means of voltage, amperage monitoring via Maretron system and or stand alone monitors. The AC and DC electrical systems are highly engineered to allow various power sources, at least AC wise along with various charging sources DC wise. The main switch and monitoring panels are located in the port basement with additional sub and switch panels in the engine room, and forward bilge.
The electrical system on this vessel is well engineered and very impressive!
4- 150 Amp 24 VDC Alternators;
12- Rigid Solar Panels
Victron Energy 24 VDC-60 Amp Charger (starting bank mains)
4- Alternator Rectifiers
Victron Energy 12 VDC - 30 Amp Battery Charger (genset)
3- Balmar Voltage Regulators Alternators
50 Amp 125 / 250 VAC Shore Power Inlets
2- 50 Amp Shore Power Cords
9- Battery Switches
3- Outback Flex Max Solar Controllers
2- Blue Seas M2 DC Volt Meters
3- Solar Battery Switches
2- Alternator Control Switches
2- Victron Energy Battery Monitors
4- Remote Control Battery Switches
2- Victron Energy Multi Plus 24 VDC / 5000 / 120 Amp Inverter Charger
3- Victron Energy Quattro 24 VDC / 5000/ 120 Amp Inverter Charger
3- Inverter Remote Controls
2- Inverter Bypass Switches
230 VAC Inverter Selector Switch
Shore Power Selector Switch
Generator Select Switch;
She has a up galley to the port with all the necessities to cook a gourmet meal!
Custom Built Frigoboat Refrigerator with extra insulation
6 Cu feet of Cold Plate Freezer
8 Cu feet refrigeration
4 burner Bosch induction cooktop
Two large chest Freezers (below deck)
Farmhouse sink
Bosch Microwave oven
Fisher Paykel Dishwasher
Electric oven
Lots of storage for cooking utensils
Hi Mac counter tops with rolled edges
Overhead LED lighting
Three steering stations
Satellite Phone: Iridium Go Call Letters: V7A2541
Sonar: Furuno CH 500 w/Remote Fathometer
Furuno DFF-1 UHD
Two Simrad autopilots AC 80S AP 70
GPS: Furuno Nav Net Radar:
Furuno AR 15 (96 nm);
Furuno NXT (36 nm)
VHF Radio: 1- Icom RC-M600
Two M605; Command Mic;
Satellite compass
Ritchie Magnetic compass
Satellite SC 702 Hailer / PA.: VHF Radio
Plotter: Furuno Nav Net;
Time Zero Navigation Software
Weather: Maretron Weather Station
AIS: Furuno FA 1701
Furuno RPU-024 Processor 25 Kw Radar
Wave Wifi w/ Router;
Two Furuno Nav Net Black Box Systems
Two Navigation Computers each w/ Time Zero Program
Flir M625 Infrared Camera
2-Furuno MCU004
Remote Key Pad
Two Furuno RCU-030 Track Balls
Two Simrad FU80; Furuno RCU-028 Radar Keypad;
Simrad S35 Joy Stick;
Tank levels water fuel and waste
Pitch heel angle
Trim angle
Run timer
Alternator outputs
Alternator & rectifier temps
Solar current;
Inverter input & output;
DC amps; DC volts; battery
Temps; hydrogen monitor
Battery % of charge
Wind speed
Wind direction
Date; time
Barometric
Queen size walk around berth
EnSite head (bathroom)
Stall shower with Grohe fixtures
Laminate sole flooring
Hi Mac countertops
LED overhead lighting
Vanity sink
Over head hatch with screen
Anigre wood joinery
Raritan Toilet
Hanging locker an Plenty of storage
Climate control system
Smoke & Carbon Dioxide detector's
Double wide berth
Custom wall coverings
Upholstered headliner
Laminate sole
LED overhead lighting
Climate control
VIP head with vanity sink Grohe Faucet
Smoke detector
Two single over/under berths
LED lighting
Custom wall coverings
Laminate flooring
Upholstered headliner
Smoke detector
Shower
Hi Mac counter tops
Raritan toilet
Vanity with sink Grohe faucet
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.