FULL SPECIFICATIONS

OVERVIEW:

This Expedition Ship is ready to take you and your guests in stabilized comfort and safety for long range cruising. Beauport (her original and current name) has been lovingly maintained by her owner, who has kept up a tradition for keeping her in top shape. She has an excellent, professional and very economically conscious crew of 6. She has had significant benefits from refits in 1999/2000/2002/2008 and 2010 since her original conversion in 1993. BEAUPORT’S interior is NOT Spartan; it is a very comfortable yacht configuration and finish. Her exterior finish is a non-faired, gloss finish, in excellent condition and rust free. Originally built for the Canadian Coast Guard in Quebec, Beauport was designed, constructed and classed for light icebreaking, exceeding Lloyd’s specifications and spent her first 30 years operating year-round in fresh water on the St. Lawrence Seaway, originally accommodating a crew of 34. In 1993, when she was converted to a luxury yacht, there were several cabins removed to make way for guest accommodations, a large master cabin and a main salon. In 1999, Beauport was moved to Jacksonville, where she underwent a 6-month mechanical refit of all engines and operating systems, where in the owner spent more than 4 million dollars on the upgrades. In the spring of 2002 new John Deere 115KW generators with hospital grade sound shields were installed as well as a back-up 150 KW Isuzu, a massive 8 Ton hydraulic deck crane and Koopnautic 40 sq ft stabilizers. She is tremendously stable & efficient burning only 34 gallons per hour at cruise for both engines and one of her generators. Recently surveyed; if you are in the market for a large volume, economical long-range expedition yacht, BEAUPORT warrants your close attention.

CONSTRUCTION:

Twin screw diesel motor yacht, ice breaker reinforced, round hull, round transom design of welded steel plate construction w/raised pilot house, flybridge & bridge wing(s) steering & engine controls. Fastenings: Welded steel Frames: Steel angle bar on 12” & 22” frames, 5/8” thickness at the top tapering to 1/2” Decking: Steel plate Planking: Steel plate

MAIN DECK:

Starting at the forward end of the main deck are the twin anchor capstans. These capstans feature independent motors and are independently controlled. Anchor chain is 1 ¼ inch stud link with 8 shots (720') on the Stbd. side and 9 shots (810') on the Port side. Anchors are both 2,000 lb. Navy stockless. Next aft on centerline is an electric hydraulic crane installed in August of 2000. The crane has a Safe Working Load capability of 16,000lbs at 28 ft. reach. The crane cable is 7/8-inch diameter, and the crane is controlled with a remote console on the end of a 30 foot pendant as well as a console on the port side of the crane base. Next aft on centerline is the hatch leading to the cargo hold, while to port and stbd. Are the tenders. To Port is the 29-foot Blackfin, to stbd is the 22-foot Boston Whaler. There is access through the doghouse between the tenders to the crew’s quarters. On the foredeck aft is covered alfresco dining for 12 on a varnished teak slatted table and chairs. Next aft is the main deck house. The forward 2/3 rds (approximately) of the fore and aft portion of this structure is flush to the sides of the vessel full beam. The remaining 1/3 (approximately) is set in from the sides allowing side decks accessible from the interior of the vessel and in turn leading to the aft deck.

On the centerline at the forward end of the house is a door leading to the main fore and aft granite passageway through the main deck house. At the forward end of this passage, to port next to the centerline doorway are stairs down to the lower crew’s accommodations. To port of the crew stairs is the Main Office. This room has four opening polished brass portholes, teak parquet floors, painted paneling and varnished trim, with four workstations.

To starboard is the main dining salon. There are two large wine racks as well as built in China and glass cupboards on the aft wall. The dining table seats 12. The interior was remodeled during the summer of 2000 and features large rectangular windows that replaced four of the five portlights that were originally installed. The windows are of 1/2-inch scratch resistant Lexan set-in custom-built S/S frames.

Continuing aft to a short athwartships section of passageway at the forward end of the engine room trunk, this passageway leads to port and provides access to both the accommodation stairs to the Owner's Deck as well as the doorway to the main salon.

OWNER’S DECK: Above Main Deck; below Pilothouse

Forward on the Owner's Deck is a full walk around Portuguese Bridge with access to the Foredeck. Aft of the Portuguese Bridge is the master stateroom with centerline king-size bunk. There are builtin couches and desk to starboard forward with dressers and armoires to port. There is a chest of drawers and armoire to port aft. Forward is a large cabinet for Symphonic TV/VCR connected to the Sea Tell satellite system. This area is painted and has varnished oak trim. The sole is carpeted. On the port side aft is a walkin closet with a fridge & safe. There is a Jacuzzi tub to starboard in the Stateroom, bathroom with Vacuflush toilet, wash basin and shower are starboard aft.

Aft is a full width athwartships passageway with separate screen doors to port and starboard out to the decks. This passageway has a carpeted sole. Aft is a captain's cabin with a double sized bunk, dresser, closet and desk and a private head with shower, Vacuflush toilet and sink. Outside of the door to this cabin are the stairs down to the main deck and to the Skylounge. Outside on the Owner's Deck is a large boat deck area with the top of the engine room trunk and the funnel centrally located. To port and stbd. of the engine room trunk are the knuckle cranes used to launch the rescue boat and the 16' Novurania RIB kept in chocks on this deck. The remainder of this deck is large enough to land a helicopter and has been used for that purpose in the past. A set of stairs leads up to the Skylounge aft deck. Aft is access to the main aft deck working area.

PILOTHOUSE DECK:

In the pilot house there are opening doors port and starboard to the wing stations. There are four drop windows across the front. The room is air conditioned with two MarineAir units mounted in cabinets port and starboard. Aft is a bench seat and a chart table. To port of the ship's wheel is an “L” shaped navigation center built to accommodate the autopilot, 72-mile radar and PC navigation system with 17" monitor running Nobeltec moving map software with a complete set of CDRom charts. The original ship's steering is via a wooden ship's wheel on a Hyland hydraulic steering motor. The pedestal holds a Henry Brown & Sons magnetic compass. Two of the forward window panels are fitted with wipers. To starboard of the wheel are the Westinghouse air controls for the main engines along with shaft RPM indicators. Outboard to starboard is a ship's telegraph which can be used in an emergency to signal orders to the engine room.

Immediately aft of the pilot house through a door to stbd. is the fully air-conditioned Sky Lounge. This area has large bronze framed windows, two of which drop. This area also has a teak and holly sole. To starboard is a wet bar and fridge. In the port aft corner are the stairs down to the Owner's Deck. A door opens aft onto a covered open Lounge and alfresco dining there is access down to the Owner's 01 level and access up to the Flybridge via stairs.

Flybridge Deck Access from the Pilothouse Deck via stairs; 80" x 80" Jacuzzi aft; private sunning area. Raised forward section with brass binnacle, steering station, table, and chairs.

CONSTRUCTION

Hull Material: Steel

Superstructure Material: Steel

Decks Material: Steel

CAPACITIES

Gross Tonnage: 683

Net Tonnage: 204

Fuel Capacity: 71,923 Liters 19,000 Gallons

Day Tank: 1,893 Liters 500 Gallons

Fresh Water Capacity: 22,712 Liters 6,000 Gallons

Water Makers: 6,814 Liters 1,800 Gallons

Grey Water: Liters 200 Gallons

Black Water: 1136 Liters 300 Gallons

Lube Oil: 1,893 Liters 500 Gallons

Waste Oil: 1,136 & 662 Liters 300 & 175 Gallons

MAIN MACHINERY

Main Engines:

Twin Fairbanks Morse Opposed piston diesel HP: 640 HP each.

Lower-Level Equipment:

Saltwater circulating pumps (5 HP)

(2) 1800 GPD water makers

(2) Water maker pumps (3/4 HP)

Fuel transfer pump (1.5 HP)

Generator switch board

AC/DC load control center

Main engine control console and engine order telegraph

Shaft tachometers

Engine control and monitor gauges

Stack pyrometers

24 VDC switchboard

Murphy alarm panel for main engines, gear boxes, ships service generators and bilge levels

Fresh water wash-down pump (3/4 HP)

(2) Hamworthy type V2C3 General service 80 HP Fire/bilge ballast pumps

Alfa Laval MIB 303 fuel oil purifier

Main engine 12.5 HP Hamworthy lube oil pump

Alfa Laval MAB 103 lube oil purifier

Koopnautic twin 40 sq ft each fin stabilizers

Gunert Refrigeration/freezer compressors

Lube oil storage tank

DC load control switch panel

Workbench with vise and tools

(2) 7.5 HP reduction gear lube oil pumps

Thermal dynamics plasma arc welder

World water system oily water separator

Freshwater pressure pumps, 2 HP and 1/4 HP

(2) 5 HP Quincy Model 325 air compressors

(3) Lube oil tanks

(2) Stainless steel air receivers, (2) 50 PSI space MAWP with 3/4” relief valves set at 258 PSI

Portable drill press

(3) 57 Gal. electric water heaters

20 HP Hydraulic service pump

2 HP Sludge pump

Sludge tank starboard side

Hydraulic oil reservoir

Gray water tank port side

Gray water pump 1/4 HP

(2) Saltwater pressure pumps, 5 HP and 3/4 HP

Propellers:

Fixed Propellers

Engine Ventilation:

Natural & forced Exhaust: Blower Heat Protection

GENERATORS & ELECTRICITY

Output/Electricity: 220/110

Generators: John Deere

Generator Hours: Port: 11,103 Starboard: 10,931

Tankage

Fuel Tank(s): (2) Integral Type: Steel Capacity: 19,000 Gallons

Fuel: 500 Gal. Day tank Lube Oil Tank: 500 Gal. Waste Oil Tank: 300 & 175 Gallons

Sludge Tank: 50 Gallons

Water Tank(s): (2) Integral Type: Steel Capacity: 6,000 Gallons Water Maker(s): (2) 1800 Gallons per day, new membranes and prefilters on board.

Gray Water Tank(s): Forward: 200 Gallons Aft: 300 Gallons

Holding Tank: (In port) (1) Type: Steel Capacity: 300 Gallons

Waste Treatment System: USCG certified, Marpol IV, inspected and certificate approved

Firefighting & Bilge System

(5) Deck Stations, new valves on (3) stations, new hoses on (2) stations

Interior Stations: (4), (2) engine room, (1) crew quarters

(1) Galley, main salon passageway

Portable Extinguishers: (30+)

Suits/SCBA’s and related equipment: (2) Complete sets.

CO2: (3) Separate systems, engine room, cargo hold, paint locker

Fire doors: Functional, remote controlled, bulkhead, crew quarters, crane room, paint locker

Ventilation Control:

Pumps: Firefighting and dewatering, (2) 4” Dia. discharge

Portable Pump: (1) Gas powered mechanical, 2” Dia. hose w/strainer on suction side

Fire Axes: (3) Smoke Detectors

ELECTRONICS

Sperry Mark 37 MK37 Gyro

VHF Radio: Icom Model: ICM120

Horizon STB VHFFM

VHF Handheld: (4) Model: Horizon

SSB: Sea 222

Satellite Phone/Fax:

Portable Satellite Phone: Global Star, handheld

PBX Phone System: PBX Com sys w/phones & intercom speakers throughout vessel

Cellular Phones: (3) Connected to ship PBX system

Satellite TV: SEATEL system w/gyro tracking dish and control box

Auto Pilot: Robertson

Steering: Electric/hydraulic w/emergency manual steering option

Radar: Furuno Model: 96 & 48 NM Range

Chart Plotter: NEC monitor w/Nobeltec Admiral electronic charts

Depth Sndr.: Sitex

GPS: (3) Furuno Model: GPS35

Charts: (2) Sets paper and electronic

Binoculars: (2) Sets

Weather Fax

Forward Looking Sonar: Functional Whistle: (2) Pneumatic Compass: (2) 9” and 10” magnetic, Spherical Deviation Card Sperry Mark 37 MK37 Gyro

Electrical System

AC System: 110,208220,440480 VAC

Shore Connection: 200 amp Main Bkr.: Master Electrical Panel

Main Panel(s): Throughout ship

Distribution Panel(s): Reverse Polarity Indicator:

Grounded: Galvanic Isolator

GFCI @ Wet Locations; Reverse Polarity Test

Wiring: (marine grade, secured, properly supported and terminated

DC System: 12 VDC

Batteries: No.: (4) 12VDC, Wet Cell, deep cycle, (3) 12VDC gel cell

Secured; Positive Terminal; Acid Proof Box; Bonding System;

Wiring: (Marine grade, secured, properly supported and terminated)

Depth Sounder: Garmin

GPS: 2 pzs Simrad

Wind Instruments: Weather Station Sainlogic

Horn: Air Horn

Search Lights: Morse Light

Night Vision Camera: Yes

Tender Tracking System: Tracksolid Pro

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

IRIDIUM LT 3100S , GMDSS SYSTEM

SSB ICOM IC-M700 PRO

3 VHF DSC ICOM HORIZON

5 PORTÁTIL TWO WAY TRANSCEIVER

DECK MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

Anchors:

(2) 2,000 lb. Navy Stockless Port: 8 shots (720') of 1 1/4” stud link chain

Starboard: 7 shots (650') of 1 1/4” stud link chain, (1) 1,000 lb. Navy Stockless (aft)

Deck Equipment:

(1) 2,000 lb. Navy Stockless mounted on doghouse next to forward crane

Anchor Windlass/Capstan: Forward: (2) 15 HP Vertical capstans

Aft: (1) 12 HP Vertical warping capstan

Deck Cranes: (1) 8 Ton 16,000 lb swl Aurora electric hydraulic forward, (1) 1 Ton and (1) 2 ton on boat deck

Portable Dock: Aluminum angle w/strong brackets on hull (stored on boat deck underway)

Pilot Ladder: (1) Portable aluminum made to specs and mounts on either side of hull

Gunwales & Lifelines: Stainless steel stanchions and horizontals of proper heights above deck

Bits & Cleats: Adequate and structurally sound

Hatches: Forepeak, cargo and lazarette, structurally sound and operable

Doors: Metal and Wood, Wood doors refinished, metal doors watertight with operable dogs

Dock Lines: (1) Set 1.25” Dia. nylon, (3) Sets 1.5” Dia. nylon, (2) sets 2.5” Dia. Nylon

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SAFETY, SECURITY, & FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT

Safety Equipment:

Life Jackets: (30) Type I, Adult Location: Deck safety locker and aft lazarette

Type IV PFD(s): (7) life rings Location: Various decks

Bell, Horn, Flares

EPIRB: (1) 406 Sart:

Life raft(s): (2) 25 men Zodiac types

Medical Supplies: More than adequate for pleasure craft. Controlled medication locked in Captain’s quarters.

Oil discharge placard: Garbage placard: Waste Mgmt. plan:

Navigation lights: Anchor light

TENDERS & TOYS

Tenders:

31 Blackfin

18’ Boston Whaler

18’ Aqua Pro

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

2023

Interior upgrader over $160,000

Exterior upgrades over $200,000

2022

Navigation Equipment updates over $150,000

2021

Engine room upgrades of over $200,000

Safety and Fire Fighting equipment updated over $100,000

New Rescue Boat

2020

Over 6k pounds of steel was replaced