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£38,000
Ame is canoe stern, 14 ton, Gauntlet sloop designed as an ocean racer
by Rodney Paul and built by Berthons of Lymington in 1947. Construction is
of African Mahogany planking on Oak frames. All seams are splined.
Her Lead keel is fastened with Bronze keel bolts - all inspected 1998. Her
hull has been epoxy glass sheathed below the waterline to give long term
protection from marine borers in warm waters. "Ame", formerly
"Lady Emma Hamilton" and "Gemini", offers 4 berths in three cabins, the forepeak being given over
to stowage and a workshop for long term live-aboards. There is 6ft 3ins
standing headroom throughout. Mechanical
propulsion is by Mercedes OM636 4-cylinder 42hp diesel engine.
Approximate Dimensions
| Length Overall |
41ft |
12.5m |
| Waterline Length |
33ft |
10.06m |
| Beam |
9ft 6ins |
2.9m |
| Draft |
6ft |
1.83m |
| Sail Area |
830sq ft |
77sq m |
| Displacement |
11.51tons |
11,700kg |
| Ballast |
5 tons |
5,080kg |
| Registered Tonnage |
8.46 |
| Thames Tonnage |
14 tons |
She comes with a complement of electronics including radar, GPS,
Yeoman plotter, DSC VHF, autopilot and Navtex. An inflatable dinghy is
also included.
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