PDQ - “Capella”

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Type:	PDQ
LOA:	36'
Year:	2000
Listed as USD:	$200,000 €158.820 ? £134,300 ?
Lying:	Lake Ontario, NY

Here’s your chance to own a late model (Hull No. 85) PDQ Capella 36 catamaran. “Tis Naut” is the twin outboard motor version of this well regarded cruising cat. This configuration yields lighter weight and retractable propellers for better performance, as well as quiet operation and easy engine removal for maintenance.

“Tis Naut” comfortably sleeps six below decks and easily seats ten in the cockpit for day sails. She’s equipped with a Screacher package for sparkling light air performance (3-4 knots upwind boat speed in winds under 6 knots), a hardtop with full cockpit enclosure, and a 4 KW diesel generator and 16,000 Btu reverse-cycle air conditioning system for comfort whatever the weather.

“Tis Naut” is a well-maintained 2-owner yacht. The first owner sailed her in Florida, where she was stored out of the water on a boat lift unless underway. Her current owner has used her seasonally in the fresh waters of Lake Ontario. “Tis Naut” is reluctantly for sale due to health issues.

Managing Broker

Tom Kintz

860-572-7767

This inventory is a draft.

Builder/Designer

Builder: PDQ Yachts, Whitby, Ontario, Canada

Designer: Alan Slater

Dimensions

LOA: 36'5"	LWL: 34'4"	Beam: 18'3"
Displacement: 8000 lb. (unloaded)	Draft: 2'10"

Engines

Engine(s): 2 x Yamaha outboard motors	Engine(s) HP: 2 x 9.9	Engine Model: 4-stroke
Cruising Speed: 6 knots	Max Speed: 7.7 knots

Tankage

Fuel: 35 gallons

Water: 50 gallons

Holding: Yes (large)

Draft Inventory

Additional Specifications Minimum underwing clearance: 1’6” Headroom: 6’4” Accommodations “Tis Naut” can sleep 6 x persons. The interior is attractively finished in high quality Cherry. Cabin soles are teak and holly. Upholstery is Blue/Gray fabric covered. All is reported in excellent condition. There is full standing headroom throughout. Additional sound insulation has been added between the two forward cabins. All berths have Dry Bunk moisture blockers beneath the mattresses. Vessel Walk-Through Bridgedeck cabin Main companionway leads into the main salon/dinette area on the bridgedeck Large Cherry dinette table with telescopic legs and U-shaped settee with seating for six Storage below settee Steps lead down to both port and starboard hulls Port hull Private double cabin forward Qu een sized berth on bridgedeck Bench seat with storage under Storage ledge Large hanging locker Storage lockers Galley in mid-section Pantry/walk-in closed in aft section Starboard hull Private double cabin forward Qu een sized berth on bridgedeck Bench seat with storage under Storage ledge Large hanging locker Storage lockers Navigation station in mid-section 3’ x 4’ chart table inboard with arm chair Large cabinet outboard Electrical distribution panels at navigation station Head compartment aft with Dri-Dek flooring Lavac manual W. C. Holding tank with Y-valve, deck or overboard pumpout Sink with hot and cold pressure water Separate stall shower with door, hot and cold pressure water and electric sump pump Wet locker Medicine cabinet Galley Equipment 2-burner Force 10 LPG stove with oven and broiler, thermocouple shutoffs and shutoff solenoid Double stainless steel sink with hot and cold pressure water, raw water foot pump and soap dispenser Front opening refrigerator with Adler-Barbour 12 volt Super Cold Machine refrigeration system Large walk-in custom pantry in cabin aft of galley Abundant storage in Cherry cabinets and drawers Microwave oven on shelf Toaster Trash bin White Formica countertops Design and Construction Large deck access storage lockers in each bow and in each stern Anchor roller on each bow 4 x watertight flotation tanks 2 x fixed keels allow easy beaching 2 x fixed spade rudders with skegs of foam filled fiberglass Pull-pull cable type wheel steering system Transoms with built in boarding steps Hand laid and vacuum bagged fiberglass reinforced vinylester resin hulls a nd decks Decks and hulls above waterline cored with Klegecell Solid laminate below the waterline Marelon through hulls and seacocks Foam and balsa cores in interior structures Bulkheads and interior furniture bonded to the hull Hull to deck joint through bolted Solid underwing aft and trampoline forward Gelcoat finish with white hulls and decks Trinidad antifouling (3 x coats) June, 2006 Stainless steel bow protection with bow eyes Additional non-skid on port and starboard decks 3M reflective tape for better visibility Rig Sloop rig Fixed 49’ deck-stepped Seldon aluminum mast and aluminum boom 316 stainless steel standing rigging (2000) with swaged terminal fittings Stainless steel rod forestay with mechanical connectors Rope halyards Topping lift Custom 9 ft. removable carbon fiber bowsprit by Seaway Fabricators (2006) Sails Dacron mainsail (2000, rebuilt 2008), fully battened, Harken batten fittings, single line jiffy reefing, lazy jacks Dacron jib (2000), with Tan Sunbrella sun stripe and Furlex 2000 roller furling system Bierig Dacron masthead Screacher (2006), 31’ foot on Code Zero furler Sail cover in Tan Sunbrella Deck and Hull Equipment 6 x deck hatches with custom hinged screens with Cherry frames Opening ports with covers allow opening in rainy conditions Companionway hatch with inside latch and insect screen All sheets, halyards and reefing lines lead to the cockpit Lewmar self-tailing halyard and sheet winches 2 x floating winch handles with power grip 9 x rope clutches Line organizer Harken traveler Double lifelines and stanchions port and starboard 35 lb. CQR anc hor with 77’ chain and 150’ rode Danforth anchor with 20’ chain and 200’ rode 2 x anchor rollers Simpson-Lawrence Spirit 1000 electric anchor windlass with 2 x station controls and chain tensioner Raw water washdown system in port bow locker 6 x 24” fenders (new 2006) 4 x 24” fenders (2000) Docklines Portable cockpit table 2 x helm chairs Custom (PDQ) aft bench seat with backrest Cockpit cushions 2 x binocular holders Dodger and integrated hardtop with sail view hatches, 2 x stainless steel handrails under and rain collection system Full 360 degree cockpit enclosure (with screens) for foul weather protection Sunshade over aft bench seat Sunscreen salon window covers 2 x fishing rod holders Dinghy davits Custom Starboard dinghy motor mount on rail Swim ladder on starboard stern Cockpit shower with hot and cold pressure water at swim step Machinery 2 x Yamaha 9.9 HP, 4-cycle outboard engines under the cockpit seats Port engine is original (2000) Starboard engine new June, 2007 with less than 50 hours use Engines retract when not in use Fuel use is about 3/4 gallon per hour at 7 knots Speed 6 knots @ 3000 RPM with 2 x engines Speed 7 knots @ 3500 RPM with 2 x engines Maximum speed 6.5 knots with one engine Custom fresh water flush system for engines Fuel/water separators Domestic fresh water pump Wolter LPG demand type hot water heater in vented cockpit locker 2 x 10 lb. LPG tanks in vented cockpit well Entec 4 KW diesel generator with enclosure and extra Soundown insulation, less than 100 hours use 20 gallon diesel tank for generator CruiseAir 16,000 Btu reverse-cycle air conditioning system with digital controller Electrical System 12 volt DC and 110 volt AC electrical systems 450 ampere-hour house battery bank with 4 x 6 volt batteries, new June, 2007 Engine starting battery, new June, 2007 Vapor proof battery selector switch 10 ampere alternator on each engine 3 x Siemens solar panels DC distribution panel with circuit breakers, voltmeter and ammeter 2 x 12 volt DC outlets 110 volt 30 ampere shore power system with distribution panel Shore power cord, 50’ and deck receptacle 5 x 110 volt AC electric outlets Heart Freedom 20 inverter/charger Heart battery monitor Running lights, anchor light, steaming light and foredeck light Deluxe halogen overhead lights and upgraded reading lights Courtesy lights at floor level 6 x West Marine Turbo cabin fans Electronics/Navigation Horizon VHF radio with DSC and RAM microphone Raytheon ST60 Tridata Raytheon ST60 windspeed/AWI Raymarine GPS Raytheon 520 7” monochrome chart plotter with chip for Florida West Coast and Keys Raytheon ST4000 autopilot with remote control Raytheon RL70 radar (48 mile range) Ritchie compass Jensen AM/FM/Tape Stereo system 13” Color TV in salon Boatenna TV antenna Tachometers and hour meters for outboards Safety Equipment Whale Gusher manual bilge pump in each hull 3 x fire extinguishers Flares Manual horn Life vests MOB pole and mount Rear view mirror Mobri radar reflector Wood plugs for through-hull fittings Emergency tiller Miscellaneous Miscellaneous spares and tools Outboard repair manual Equipment manuals Spare propeller

Disclaimer The Multihull Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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