Ship Specifications

Patrol Ship Dimensions and Range

• LOA-179'
• Beam-31'
• Draft-10'9"
• Depth-15'
• Long Range-8500 miles
• Speed-16 knots
• Gross Tons-751
• Registered Tons-188

2,560 HP With Cruising Speed of 16.5++ Knot

Fairbanks Morse Marine Engines:

Fairbanks Morse Engines are legendary the world over. They are extremely Reliable; FUEL EFFICIENT, Long Lasting and Quiet. Two people can stand between Lady Chebucto's Main Engines and easily carry on a normal conversation while they are running!

They have been used extensively by the US Navy for over 70 years and in many heavy commercial ship applications. All parts are in production and easily available!

http://www.fairbanksmorse.com/marine_power.php

Fuel Storage Capacity

• Port tank 3,748.25 gal
• Starboard tank 3,748.25 gal
• Port centre tank 4,342.80 gal
• Starboard centre tank 5,165.16 gal
• Port wing tank 8,065.20 gal
• Starboard wing tank 8,065.20 gal
• Total 33,134.86 Imperial gallons

Fresh Water Storage Capacity

• 15792 Imperial gallons or 68 tons

Patrol Ship Operating Specifications

• Fuel consumption approx. 55 gal per hour (Both Main Engines, One Generator operating)
• Ice Class 3 Twin Mains each 1,280 HP Fairbanks Morse Engines rebuilt 1997-98
  very low hours app. 1500
• 3 Caterpillar Generators Each 215 kw 440v 60 cycle
• Well equipped On Board Machine Shop
• Large spare parts inventory valued in excess of $250,000

Accommodation Facilities

• 16 single cabins (6 with private BR w/shwr)
• 3 double cabins
• Exceptional galley (stainless steel, day fridge, walk-in cooler, walk-in freezer)
• 2 messes
• 2 Recreational Areas
• 2 Offices
• Laundry
• Stainless steel bakery/pantry

Navigational and Electronic Facilities

• Large wheel house with separate large radio/chart room
• Sperry Gyro Pilot (SRP 690)
• Sailor VHF Type RT144B
• Raytheon SSB (RAY 152)
• Icom VHF Model M45
• JRC Loran-C
• Garmin GPS
• Racal-Decca (BT502) Radar
• Elac Depth Recorder
• Autronica Fire Contol System
• plus PMC Bridge & Wing Controls

Extensive files and Complete as built drawings (blueprints) are on board the ship.