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L.E.V - LUXURY EXPLORER VESSEL
 
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Aquos Yachts
Developed in conjunction with Aquos Yachts and Gregory C. Marshall, the L.E.V is the ultimate exporer vessel under 500GRT.
 
long-range, innovative, eco-friendly
The L.E.V combines sensible, fuel-efficient power and propulsion, ecologically sound ship systems and construction materials, and the finest safety, stabilisation and navigation electronics to create a new-generation global cruising yacht.
 
Big Fish is the flagship for this new type of vessel - with her super-efficient hull and extensive fuel storage she is designed specifically for extended offshore cruising, exploring remote destinations across our amazing oceans.
 

Specification Summary

 
Designer Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects, Canada.
Interior Design Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects, Canada.
   
Hull Type Full Displacement
LOA
45.0m (147' 7")
LWL
42.0m (140' 9")
Beam
9.0m (29' 6")
Draft
2.56m (8' 5")
Construction Steel Hull / Aluminum Superstructure
Displacement (1/2 load) 420,000kgs
Classification Germanischer Lloyd
Class Notation
   
Propulsion 2 x Caterpiller 3508B DI-Ta Engines, B-Rating ( bhp @ rpm)
Generation 2 x KiloPak 125kw.
Fuel Capacity 92,000 Ltrs.
Freshwater Capacity 11,400 Ltrs.
   
  Accommodation
 



3-deck Passagemaker with full width owner's stateroom located forward on the main deck. 4 Guest Staterooms located on the Hull Deck with capability to convert to 2 x VIP full-width staterooms.
Salon, Dining & Galley on main deck. Pilothouse & Skylounge on boat deck.
Accommodation for 6 crew.
   
 
Exterior Features     Interior Features
 




Fold-down aft 'beaches' combine to create a 37ft platform.
Fold-down bulwarks amidships, allowing un-hindered views from the Dining Salon.
Much of the deck area is covered with infused stone.
A 28ft tender stored under the foredeck.
 

Extra-large 'floor-to-ceiling' windows to "bring the outside in".
LED lighting for reduced power consumption.
Full height atrium stairwell provides access from the lower Hull deck up to the Main and Bridge decks.
   
   
 
 
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