Crosswater Pilot House Passagemaker 49

Crosswater Pilot House Passagemaker 49 - Crosswater Pilot House 49

PRICE REDUCTION- $399,000

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Crosswater 49
A fast Economical Power Catamaran Passagemaker
With a range capability of 3000 nautical miles at 14 knots and over 5000 nautical miles at 7 knots, Crosswater exemplifies the qualities of a true \"passage-maker\"
Crosswater\'s range and speed performance are very significant when compared to those of displacement monohulls. A slender-hulled catamaran can achieve cruising speeds far in excess of displacement monohulls. Each Crosswater hull has a 10:1 length-to-beam ratio allowing a cruising speed 50% higher than ocean passagemaking monohulls costing more than twice as much.
The pilothouse is dedicated to high standards of navigation and watch-keeping. It is independent of social areas of the boat. Care has been taken to ensure that persons on watch can preserve their night vision while other activities are taking place in social areas. All pilot house windows are tempered safety glass, there is excellent all-around visibility.
Crosswater is a power catamaran capable of extended passages, but the fuel load can be tailored to less ambitious cruising intentions. Eight fuel tanks are connected through a polishing and transfer system. Either engine can be fed from any of the eight tanks.
Each hull is tipped with a slender foam-filled bulb backed by a heavy stern post and a collision bulkhead. Each bulb constructively interferes with the formation of the bow wave allowing for easier passage of the hulls through the water. Hull construction is wood/epoxy/fiberglass composite. Structure above the main deck is fiberglass/wood/foam/epoxy vacuum panel construction.
The boat deck is capable of carrying a substantial dinghy. A 1000-pound crane is provided. The radar arch supports the solar panels and a bimini. The spacious boat deck is likely to be the outside social area of choice at anchor or in port! 

This Power Cat is pristine, with numerous upgrades and additions
and has been lovingly cared for by its current owners. Invest the time
and consideration if you are looking for a roomy, well designed, efficient live-aboard.
 
 

•  Crosswater 49 Specifications
  
  Hull Dimensions
  Length Overall …………………………………………………………….49’ 11\"
  Length on the waterline ……………………………………………..44’ 11\"
  Length Underwater …………………………………………………….48’ 11\"
  Draft ……………………………………………………………………………….3’ 6\"
  Beam Overall …………………………………………………………………….23’
  Beam at the waterline (each hull) …………………………………..4’ 8\"
  Beam between centerlines …………………………………………..16’ 3\"
  Height to top of fixed structure ………………………………….14’ 10\"
  Height to top of radar arch …………………………………………..21’ 8\"
  Underwing clearance ……………………………………………………….36\"
  
  Hull Data
  Displacement (wet)………………………………………...40,000 pounds
  Length/Beam ratio …………………………………………………………….10
  Prismatic Coefficient ……………………………………………………….0.68
  Displacement/Length ratio ………………………………………………197
  Cruising speed/Length ratio ………………………………………………2.0
  Max speed/Length ratio ……………………………………………………3.0
  Immersion at waterline …………………………………………1,850 lb/in
  
  Accomodations
  Master Stateroom
  Queen-size Select Comfort bed, ensuite head, tub & shower
  Guest Stateroom
  Single berth converts to queen size ensuite head & shower
  Desk 6 ft long with storage under desk and shelves
  Two additional berths on settees in salon
  
  Propulsion and Steering
  Engines ……………Twin Yanmar 4LHADTE Diesels (190 Hp each)
  Four remote stations. PSS Shaft Seals
  Hynautic
  Hydraulic Steering
  
  Fire Protection
  Engine Rooms ………………….Automatic fire suppression system
  Living Spaces …………………………………………(5) fire extinguishers
  
  Fuel System
  Fuel Capacity ……………………………………………………..2260 gallons
  Tankage ………………………………………………….(4) 430 gallon tanks
  (4) 135 gallon tanks
  Tank Construction …………………………………..0.25 inch aluminum
  baffled with sumps
  Fuel Cleaning/Polishing System …………………...Centrifugal filter
  and permanent magnet
  Fuel Transfer System ……………………….….…Any tank to any tank
  through the polishing system
  Final Fuel Filtering ………………..…….Racor filters in engine room
  
  Electrical
  Power Diesel .…………………………….12.5 kw Phasor (new 2013)
  Solar ……………..……1170 w - (6) 195 w Kyocera panels
  (2) Blue Sky charge controllers
  Wind generator ……….…400 w (Eclectic Energy D400)
  Backup Generator ……………..Honda EU2000i Inverter
  Inverter/Charger ………….…Outback 2800w with remote panel
  Batteries ……….….House Bank – 1200 amp-hrs at 12v
  with (6) L16 Fullriver AGM
  Engine Start – (2) Group 27 Batteries
  Shore Power……….50 amp, 220 v with 50 ft cable/connections
  
  Air Conditioning & Heating
  Four reversible heat pumps totaling 64,000 btu
  
  Water System
  Watermaker …………..………………..Katadyn 160E makes 160 gpd
  Tankage ……………………..……………Total of 220 gallons in 4 tanks
  Water Heater …………………..………………………………………20 gallon
  
  Waste System
  Commodes …………………………..………..(2) Vacuflush fresh water
  plumbed directly to waste tanks
  Black Water Tanks (2) ……………..……………………..35 gallon tanks
  with deck pumpout & lockable overboard discharge
  Gray Water Tanks ……..………………………………(2) 52 gallon tanks
  with deck pumpout & pumped overboard discharge
  
  Bilge
  (4) 2000 gph bilge pumps
  (2) shaft sumps with pumps
  
  Appliances
  GE stacked washer and dryer
  GE trash compactor
  Miele 3-burner propane cooktop
  GE Advantium 120 microwave/convection oven
  LG 23 cu. ft. French door refrigerator/freezer with ice maker (new 2012)
  Miele dishwasher
  
  Entertainment Center
  Main Salon …..22\" flat screen Toshiba LCD TV w/ DVD player
  KVH M3 TrackVision DirecTV satellite TV receiver
  Bose radio/CD player
  Sirius/XM satellite radio receiver
  Master Stateroom …………………………………….20\" flat screen TV
  VCR
  
  Navigation and Communication Equipment
  The pilothouse is the primary navigation and control area; however the boat can be remotely controlled from four other locations
  (boat deck aft of pilothouse, foredeck, and two locations on main deck aft).
  All required navigation lights are provided.
  Raymarine E120 Chartplotter
  Ratheon ST6000 Autopilot
  Engine and Autopilot handheld remotes
  Raymarine 4 kw radar with 24\" radome
  Raystar 125 WAAS GPS receiver
  Raymarine DSM300 Digital Sounder Module
  (2) Ratheon ST60 Depth Displays
  Raytheon ST60 Speed Display
  Furuno Navtex weather receiver
  Interphase Color Twinscope forward looking sonar/depth sounder
  Raymarine AIS250 Receiver
  Raymarine LifeTag Man-Overboard Alarm System
  ICOM IC-M802 SSB radio
  ICOM IC-M424 VHF radio with command mic in salon
  ICOM IC-M88 Handheld VHF radio
  Bitstorm Bad Boy Xtreme/Unleashed Internet signal booster
  Loudhailer
  Magnetic compass
  Hart Tanktender for monitoring fuel tanks
  (2) Floscan fuel flow monitors
  (2) TV cameras in Engine Rooms displayed on Chartplotter
  
  Deck & Anchoring Equipment
  1000 pound hydraulic crane located on boat deck
  (10) heavy duty stainless steel cleats (15\" & 18\")
  88 # Rocna anchor on tilting bow roller
  200 feet of 3/8\" chain
  Fortress 55 anchor w/ 50’ chain and 200’ nylon rode
  Lewmar Concept 3 vertical axis anchor windlass
  Bow rails and side rails with safety lines
  Safety lines across aft steps to swim platform
  Mooring lines and fenders
  Fiberglass box on boat deck for Honda 2000 and four gas cans
  (3) large storage lockers in fore deck for mooring lines, fenders, spare anchor, and provisions
  Guest spotlight with remote control in pilot house
  
  Safety Equipment
  Winslow Inflatable Life Raft, Model 60SL/0
  (6) life jackets
  EPIRB
  (2) life rings
  (2) Jim Buoy horseshoe life rings
  ACR Strobe light and floating antenna for MOB
  Flares/bell/horn
  
  Dinghy
  12 Livingston catamaran
  15 hp Honda 4-stroke engine
  (2) seats (pilot seat swivels)
  Side rails and rub rails
  Lifting Sling
  Anchor
  
  Designed By:
  John R Marples, Searunner Multihulls, St. Augustine, Florida
  Builder:
  Felix Herrin, Catman Cats, Urbanna, Virginia

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