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For More Information On

Megayacht Builders

For additional information on the boatbuilding and repair capa- bilities of U.S. yacht companies, circle the number following the company on the reader service card in this issue.

Yard Circle #

Admiral Marine Works

Barattucci Yachts

Broward Marine 101 102 103 n 11 am mm

Christensen Motor Yachts 104

Crescent Beach Boatbuilders 105

Delta Marine 106

Derecktor Shipyards 107

Falcon Maritime Ventures 108

Hatteras Yachts 109

Infinity Yachts 110

Jones-Goodell 111

Knight & Carver 112

Nichols Brothers 113

Palmer Johnson 114

Puglia Shipbuilding 115

Skipperliner Shipyards 116

Swiftships 117

Trinity Yachts 118

Westport Shipyards 119 paum

FULL AHEAD,

ASTERN - OR

SIDE WA Y S

THE AQUAMASTER CONCEPT

Shipowners and skippers around the world call every azimuthing thruster an "aqua- master". This should come as no surprise since the original Aquamaster is the trend- setter in the propulsion business.

However, for total economy, superb manoeuvrability, maximized comfort and ruthless reliability - there is only one choice - the original Aquamaster 360° propulsion system - the professional's choice.

Check your standards and call us.

Aquamaster-Rauma Ltd

POBox 220, 5F-26101 Rauma, FINLAND

Tel. +358 38 3791, Fax +358 38 379 4804

Telex 65187 aqmra sf

Represented in USA by":

Robertson Marine Systems, Inc. _ , 3000 Kingman Street Suite 207 Tel. 504455-9988

Metairie, LA 70006 Fax 504455-9795 " In the Gulf Coast states valid from 1st of June 1993

MTU Offers Ready-To-lnstall

Propulsion Unit For Yachts

MTU Friedrichshafen, which has designed and supplied complete pro- pulsion plants for years, offers the

MTU Speed Drive SD 500, a ready- to-install propulsion system with a surface-piercing propeller for fast yachts.

Rated at 370 kW (503 hp) at 2,100 rpm, the unit is designed for planing

PROTECT THE MARINE

ENVIRONMENT

WITH AN OMNIPURE®

MARINE SANITATION DEVICE.

CRUISE INDUSTRY

PROBLEM: limited space; obsolete existing systems; shipyard availability; odor; untrained operators.

SOLUTION: OMNIPURE

OFFSHORE INDUSTRY

PROBLEM: limited space & weight; strict compliance with regulations; equipment exposed to the elements.

SOLUTION: OMNIPURE m i i* N

MERCHANT SHIRRING

PROBLEM: limited capital equip- ment funds; small crews; extended maintenance periods.

SOLUTION: OMNIPURE

NAVAL VESSELS

PROBLEM: adverse operating conditions; NATO compatibility; exacting design criteria.

SOLUTION: OMNIPURE

With 12 standard models to accommodate crews from 6 to 500+, ELTECH has an

OMNIPURE unit just right for you. Or we can custom design one for larger applica- tions and specifications. Systems work well with varying complement sizes. Contact us or your nearest ELTECH International representative for more information or a free product brochure.

OMNIPURE is a USCG certified Type II Marine Sanitation device. It is also certified by the 1MO and many other regulatory organizations. OMNIPURE is a registered trademark of ELTECH Systems Corporation.

EITECH ^ ELTECH International Corporation

ELTECH International Corporation

A subsidiary of ELTECH Systems Corporation 1110 Industrial Blvd.

Sugar Land, Texas 77478 Telex: 795459

Tel: (713)240-6770 Fax: (713)240-6762

Geneva Branch: 18, Chemin des Aulx 1228 Plan-les-Ouates / Geneva, Switzerland

Tel: 41 (22)794 3384 Fax: 41 (22)794 4170

Circle 278 on Reader Service Card Circle 284 on Reader Service Card 24 craft with speeds of 25 knots and over.

The Speed Drive is comprised of a 6R 183 TE92 MTU diesel, a reverse reduction gear and a stern propulsor.

The heart of the system is a surface- piercing propeller, a type often used by offshore racers.

The engine's compactness and re- liability, the low weight of the gear- ing and the surface-piercing propel- ler design combine to offer the user optimum performance.

For information on the MTU Speed

Drive SD 500,

Circle 98 on Reader Service Card

Drip-Free Shaft

Packing For Yachts

For vessel owners with bad expe- riences with the quality or mainte- nance of the stuffing box packing, which protects a vessel's shaft, a re- cently released product may help.

Drip-Free Shaft Packing, which contains teflon and hydrocarbons, is advertised as being "self forming," so that even pitted shafts won't leak.

And because the shaft is lubricated by the packing material rather than seawater, it is reportedly drip-free.

Also, because there is less friction, the company claims that some own- ers may even experience an increase in engine rpm.

According to Jim Johnson, the distributor of Drip-Free Packing, the packing should be good for the life of the boat, and that the packing gland rarely must be tightened.

For additional information on

Drip-Free Shaft Packing,

Circle 100 on Reader Service Card

Electronics Div. Of C. Plath

North America Helps Outfit

The Latest Megayachts

The Electronics Division of C.Plath

North America was chosen to pro- vide navigation equipment for the following yachts: -M/YNamoh; 105-foot vessel from

Broward Marine, sold and installed by Custom Navigation South; - 110-foot yacht from Delta Ma- rine, sold and installed by Larry

Smith Electronics; ~ M/Y MIT sea AH; 116-foot ves- sel from Derecktor, sold and installed by Maritech; - M/Y Lady Jenn; 120-foot boat from Palmer Johnson, sold and in- stalled by Radio Holland; and - a 116-foot yacht from Crescent

Beach, equipment sold and installed by Larry Smith Electronics.

C. Plath backs its equipment with more than 200 sales and service cen- ters in 46 countries.

For addditional information on C.

Plath,

Circle 132 on Reader Service Card

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