Adagio Specifications
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Adagio is a 1984 Naiad Stabilized Single Engine 41' DeFever Trawler.
On mooring ball at Stuart, Fl (April 2012)
This boat has spent ten of the last twelve winters cruising in the Bahamas, is equipped for extended live aboard, and is one of the few Naiad Stabilizer equipped boats you will find in this class.
She is currently located in Chesapeake, VA.
Adagio has a spacious aft master stateroom with a walk-around queen bed, loads of storage space, large hanging closet, and private head with bath/shower. The guest V-berth has its own private head. Both heads have Vacuflush toilet systems. The galley features a 12 VDC front opening Nova Kool refrigerator and freezer, Magic Chef propane four burner stovetop and oven, microwave, and Aquaspace drinking water filter system at the sink. The upper steering station in the Sunbrella-enclosed flybridge is fully equipped and offers comfort and excellent visibility in all weather conditions.
She is currently located in Chesapeake, VA.
Adagio has a spacious aft master stateroom with a walk-around queen bed, loads of storage space, large hanging closet, and private head with bath/shower. The guest V-berth has its own private head. Both heads have Vacuflush toilet systems. The galley features a 12 VDC front opening Nova Kool refrigerator and freezer, Magic Chef propane four burner stovetop and oven, microwave, and Aquaspace drinking water filter system at the sink. The upper steering station in the Sunbrella-enclosed flybridge is fully equipped and offers comfort and excellent visibility in all weather conditions.
Boat Name:
Adagio (USCG Documented)
Dimensions:
LOA: 41'
Beam: 14' 2"
Draft: 4'
Cruising Speed: 7 knots
Cruising Speed: 7 knots
Weight: 25,000 lbs
Fuel: 400 gals.
Water: 250 gals.
Waste: 40 gals.
Hull: Semi-Displacement
Material: Solid Fiberglass
Water: 250 gals.
Waste: 40 gals.
Hull: Semi-Displacement
Material: Solid Fiberglass
Major Features:
Naiad Stabilizers
Vetus Bow Thruster
VacuFlush Heads
VacuFlush Heads
Katadyn 160E (25 L/hr) Watermaker
Skymate Satellite Weather, E-mail, Position Reporting, and Remote Monitoring System
Electro-Guard Centralized Galvanic Corrosion Protection System
Two A/C Heat PumpsElectro-Guard Centralized Galvanic Corrosion Protection System
Two 85watt Solar Panels
Kiss high-output Wind Generator
ESI Fuel Polishing System
Single 120 hp Perkins 6.3544M Diesel Engine (2002, ~3700 hrs)
Phasor/Kubota 8kw Generator (2012, ~180 hours)
Autohelm ST7000 Autopilot
ICOM M800 Single Side Band (SSB) Radio
Phasor/Kubota 8kw Generator (2012, ~180 hours)
Autohelm ST7000 Autopilot
ICOM M800 Single Side Band (SSB) Radio
Ample high-output Alternator and Charging System
Xantrex 2000W Charger/Inverter
Gimbled English WWII Barking & London Compass
Xantrex 2000W Charger/Inverter
Gimbled English WWII Barking & London Compass
Furuno Radar
Garmin 545 Chart Plotter
Raymarine DS500X Fish Finder/Sounder
Interphase Probe Forward Scan Sonar/Depth Sounder
Maxwell 1200 Windlass
Dual Anchor Bow Pulpit
Main Anchors: 66lb Spade, 44lb Bruce
Spare Anchors: Max and Danforth
Manual Steering Tiller and Post
Parachute/Drogue Emergency Sea Anchor
Spurs Propeller Line Cutter
Raymarine DS500X Fish Finder/Sounder
Interphase Probe Forward Scan Sonar/Depth Sounder
Maxwell 1200 Windlass
Dual Anchor Bow Pulpit
Main Anchors: 66lb Spade, 44lb Bruce
Spare Anchors: Max and Danforth
Manual Steering Tiller and Post
Parachute/Drogue Emergency Sea Anchor
Spurs Propeller Line Cutter
Other:
Livingston LV9 Dinghy with Tohatsu 6 hp Outboard Engine
Large Spare Parts and Equipment Inventory
Manuals and Charts
Two Folding Kent Bicycles
Detailed Specifications and Inventory Upon Request.
website: www.mvadagio.blogspot.com
All information is thought to be accurate, but could be in error by mistake.
Livingston LV9 Dinghy with Tohatsu 6 hp Outboard Engine
Large Spare Parts and Equipment Inventory
Manuals and Charts
Two Folding Kent Bicycles
Detailed Specifications and Inventory Upon Request.
website: www.mvadagio.blogspot.com
All information is thought to be accurate, but could be in error by mistake.
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