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and gaming commission offices and crew breakrooms and lockers, all areas off-limits to passengers on every casino vessel in any event.

The casinos are located on the three decks of the barge unit. A large atrium between the first and second deck increases the overhead space in the main casino, providing the atmosphere of a land-based ca- sino. The entire area is cooled with a 200-ton air conditioning system from Carrier.

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Equipment List

Main engines Caterpillar

Propeller Bird Johnson

Thruster Schottel

Generator engines Caterpillar

Thruster engine Caterpilla

Reduction gears Twin Disc

Engine controls Rexroth

Steering controls Custom Hydraulics

Deck machinery Nabrico

Shafting Aquamet

Coatings Sigma Coatings

VHF radio Standard Communications

Depth sounder Delta Marine

Radar Raytheon

Switchboard Industrial Power Systems

Pumps MP Pumps and

Worthington

Sewage system Envirovac

Air conditioning Carrier

Fixed C02 Kiddie

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WATER'S EDGE

Skipper Liner

Circle 46 on Reader Service Card

The Water's Edge was constructe( by SkipperLiner, Inc. of La Crosse

Wis., for owner Water's Edge Res taurant of Long Island, N.Y. The 149-passenger sternwheeler mea sures 65-feet long by 18-feet wide and has a draft of 3.5 feet. The interior decor of the boat is handcrafted cherry with brass ac- cents, and is complemented with emerald green interior carpeting.

Delivered in September, the 85- ton vessel is powered by two Cum- mins 4BT engines generating a com- bined 320 hp. The powerplants drive

Michigan Wheel propellers through

Twin Disc MG506 reduction gears.

Aquamet provided the shafting.

Newage supplied a model

VCI224E16,40-kW generator to pro- vide the boat with electrical power, and Cummins supplied the genera- tor engine. Engine controls are from

Morse and steering controls were supplied by Hynautic.

Electronics equipment on the ves- sel includes: Icom model M-56 VHF radio; Raytheon model R-21X ra- dar; and a Danforth compass.

The boat also features Monarch pumps, model BVF-S50, and is fin- ished with coatings from Inorganic

Coatings.

WATER'S EDGE

Equipment List

Main engines Cummins

Propeller Michigan Wheel

Generator engine Cummins

Generator Newage

Reduction gears Twin Disc

Engine controls Morse

Steering controls Hynautic

Shafting Aquamet

Coatings Inorganic Coatings

VHF radio Icom

Radar Raytheon

Compass Danforth

Pumps Monarc

BARFLEUR

Kvaerner Masa-Yards

Circle 147 on Reader Service Card

The passenger/car ferry M/V

Barfleur for B.A.I. Brittany Ferries/

Truckline in France was delivered by Kvaerner Masa-Yards, Inc. at the Helsinki New Shipyard.

The 1,212-passenger ferry mea- sures more than 517 feet long, has a 76-foot breadth and a 19-foot draft.

Powered by four Wartsila Vasa me- dium speed, four stroke diesel en- gines, generating 3,100 kW at 720 rpm each, the Barfleur has a top speed of 19.5 knots.

The Wartsila diesels drive two, four-blade, controllable pitch, 4.3- meter diameter KaMe Wa propellers through Lohmann + Stolterfoht, 2:1 44 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News