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Outstanding Workboats (continued) ates valved bowthrusters to allow operators to maintain boat stability during pumping. One 12-volt 2,000 gph Rule bilge pump was installed in each watertight compartment.
Built to withstand working pres- sures up to 300 psi, the firemain sys- tem was designed with a header to collect water from each of the main jet drives. The header was designed to reduce the turbulence in the sys- tem prior to discharging water into the firemain system.
Two Ansul M-l monitors are mounted on the bow and are con- trolled by joysticks near the opera- tor's console. These monitors will deliver 240 gpm of foam and may also be used for water.
One mission of the boat will be to speed rafts to passengers who eva- cuate downed airplanes into the water. The boat carries 20 MRP-10S
Switlik rescue platform type inflata- ble rafts on forward and aft decks.
She is even equipped with some medical facilities.
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Equipment List
Main engines (2) Crusader
Waterjets Nomera
Diverter & check valves
North American Marine Jet
Bilge pump Rule
Fire systems Halon
Fire monitors Ansul
Strobe lights Wahelen
VHF/ADF Regency
Depth finder Furuno
Loran & radar Furun
Depth sounder Si-Tex
Siren Federal
Fire alarm Xzintex
Inflatible rafts Switlik
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Monticello, Ark., delivered a 28-foot 6-inch aluminum patrol boat to the
U.S. Coast Guard Base at Burling- ton, Vt.
The boat is based on SeaArk's
Protector hull design, which fea- tures a shallow draft of about 1 foot 10 inches, rugged construction and (continued)
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Equipment List
Main engines Volvo
Propellers Volv
Reduction gears Volvo
Engine controls Volv
Steering controls Teleflex
VHF radio Icom
Radar Furuno
Compass Richie
Depth sounder Lowranc
Pump Rul
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