DeJong and Lebet, Inc.Serving the marine industry since 1968.Recent Vessels: California Spirit Sir Winston Solaris Majestic Atlantica Endless Dreams Newcastle Voyager Willamette Star Sunrise Key Largo Princess II Explorer Newcastle Expedition Grand LuxeCurrent Construction: AH-100-M Miss Linda Lee Circle Line Lady Atlantic II Miami LadyA few of our Vessels: |
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Recently launched at Keith Marine, this will be a 158x37x13' Dinner Cruise Vessel.
The vessel features integrated side and aft boarding ramps.
Following is the text from the press release in May of 2005: 160’
The 160’
Dinner Cruise Yacht CALIFORNIA SPIRIT
was recently delivered to San Diego Harbor Excursions, CALIFORNIA
SPIRIT represents a new concept in Dinner Cruise Vessels over 150 Passengers,
in the U.S. Coast Guard Subchapter K class.
The lines and outward appearance are that of a large private mega-yacht.
The interior features two large dining rooms capable of seating 450
passengers. The interior finish
features the maximum allowable amount of wood trims and veneers.
This combines with a leather-like wall covering and coffered ceiling tile
to create a very warm, rich-toned, high quality interior.
The wood finish required a special fire-load calculation by DeJong and Lebet, Inc. to obtain approval for this installation. The vessel
features two large restrooms below decks, as well as smaller restrooms on the
dining room levels, and a handicap restroom in the Main Deck dining room.
The two main dining rooms are served by an elevator, which also has
access to the galley and storeroom in the hull. Food service is
provided by the spacious 900 sq.ft. galley, which is connected to a 500 sq.ft.
storeroom. The storeroom includes an
8’x10’ walk-in cooler and 8’x10’ walk-in freezer, as well as dry stores.
The galley is fully equipped to provide all the food preparation and
dishwashing requirements of the vessel. The aft decks
and swim platform are covered in Flexiteek synthetic teak.
All the exterior rails are polished stainless steel.
The vessel’s swim platform provides convenient boarding at floating
dock levels. The platform has port
and starboard stairs up to the aft Main Deck.
These features along with flush-stowed boarding ramps and the passerelle
aft are features normally found on large personal yachts. CALIFORNIA
SPIRIT is powered by a pair of Detroit Diesel Series 60 engines, 475 HP @ 1800
RPM. The engines are coupled to Twin
Disc MG-5114 DC reverse/reduction gears, driving 3-1/2” Aquamet 17 shafts and
five-blade Nibral propellers by Ellis Propeller. The vessel is
equipped with a Wesmar V2-24 150 HP electrically driven bowthruster.
The steering system is by Kobelt. The
vessel has two wing stations and an aft steering station in addition to the
pilothouse helm station. Engine
controls are furnished by Detroit Diesel as part of the DDEC package. Other notable
features of the vessel include a Bride’s Room aft of the pilothouse, and an
open third level Sun Deck. The Sun
Deck is fitted with water, electrical, and drain connectors for portable bar
set-ups. Principal
characteristics of the CALIFORNIA SPIRIT
are as follows: Length Overall:
160’ Beam:
37’ Depth:
13’-6” Gross Tonnage:
99 Passengers:
600 Crew:
100 USCG
Certification:
Subchapter K Fuel Capacity:
4100 gallons Water Capacity:
8200 gallons Sewage
Capacity:
4000 gallons Grey Water
Capacity:
4000 gallons CALIFORNIA
SPIRIT is the fourth vessel designed by DeJong
and Lebet, Inc. delivered this year. They
currently have a 138’ Expedition Yacht and 120’ Subchapter K vessel under
construction. For more information,
please visit their website at www.dejongandlebet.com.
And in California . . .
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This page last edited on 06/27/2008
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