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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information: 

Builder/Designer

 

 

Builder: Ocean 53 Motor Yacht

 

Designer: D. Martin

 

 

Dimensions

 

 

LOA: 53'

 

Beam: 17' 2''

 

Displacement: 64,000 lbs.

 

Draft: 4'6''

 

Bridge Clearance: 16' 0''

 

 

 

Engines

 

 

Engine(s): Detroit Diesels

 

Engine(s) HP: 750 Each

 

Engine Model: 8V92TI

 

Hours: 1861

 

Cruising Speed: 16 knots

 

Max Speed: 20 knots

 

 

 

 

 

Tankage

 

 

Fuel: 750 Gallons

 

Water: 250 Gallons

 

Holding: 55 Gallons

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Section 1 

Summary of Contents for REGAL II

Page 1: ...REGAL II 53 OCEAN FLUSH DECK MOTORYACHT Operations Manual Volume 1...

Page 2: ...Thank you for chartering Regal II Please take care of her as you would your home and she will treat you well Some of the furniture on board the Regal II is high quality antique or leather furniture an...

Page 3: ...any suggestions which will improve your boating experience is welcomed by the owners by communicating with AYC PLEASE NOTE Regal II requires 50AMP 220 shore power service or generator to be fully fun...

Page 4: ...afety Tips Sec 4 Where to Find Stuff Daily Operations Sec 5 New for 2007 New batteries New canvas for bridge and aft cockpit New dingy davit system New dingy VHF New fly bridge VHF New fly bridge char...

Page 5: ...w macerator and associated thru hull and wiring Rebuilt heads New satellite TV system New VHF antennas Planned for 2008 prior to charter season New hot water system Refinish and polish Boston Whaler N...

Page 6: ...aft double stateroom Rebuilt bow thrusters New bow thruster joy stick control on fly bridge Cruising speed 10 knots 1000 RPM 12 knots 1200 RMP 14 knots 1400 RPM 16 knots 1600 RPM 18 knots 1800 RPM 20...

Page 7: ...e icemaker in the refrigerator and the salon icemaker most ice needs should be accommodated Microwave in galley is a microwave and convection unit Stove top requires generator or 50 amp for operation...

Page 8: ...the autopilots they are marked as inop in the San Juans Due to the fact that this is a submerged mountain range the terrain under the surface of the water is very uneven The instruments on board have...

Page 9: ...ller truck Everything was going well for now The transport company worked on getting route surveys and permits for these routes After three weeks of never obtaining a route survey or trip permits we b...

Page 10: ...a stated they had never seen such a butcher job of dis assembly or a boat in their 50 year history in business The fly bridge had been taken off the boat using a sawsall and the fasteners control line...

Page 11: ...The smaller aft stateroom features a small double bed with shower and a separate vanity with sink The smaller bunk stateroom forward features two bunks with separate shower and head All counters are...

Page 12: ...ine room occupies the entire beam of the vessel and has ample headroom height She is very user friendly to inspect and maintain Back up to the salon level the lower helm is located on the starboard si...

Page 13: ...ea is carpeted and furnished Additional storage for lines life vests etc are provided in cabinets on each side of this area This area was furnished with new canvas the middle of which has a screen pan...

Page 14: ...The private master head is very spacious and also has a tub and shower unit Forward of the Master stateroom is an additional stateroom that can be utilized as either an office or a stateroom It also...

Page 15: ...here is ample room for guests and great visibility for the Captain A few of the amenities include two L lounges a new ice maker and wet bar added in 2007 a West Marine grill new in 2007 a davit and te...

Page 16: ...s on Engines and Generator Engine Alarm System Walker Airsteps 2 Fuel Gauge Raw Water Strainers Two Bilge Blowers Oil Changing System for Engines and Generator Mechanical Features For ease of handling...

Page 17: ...s Westerbeke 15 kw Generator Port Starboard Shore power Connections Two Battery Banks Two additional Bow Thruster Batteries Distribution Panels w amp volt Meters Port Starboard Cable Master Reels 12 V...

Page 18: ...ate helm chair and companion seats Bow Pulpit Anchor Roller Transom Door w Ladder to Swim Platform Aluminum Mast for Flags and Running Lights Swim Platform Bimini Top w Wind Screen Bow Seat w Cushions...

Page 19: ...e Datamarine speed and depth gauges the Garmin Chartplotter Fish finder Depth sounder boat speed the compass and the Robertson AP200DL autopilot There is also a new VHF radio mounted at the fly bridge...

Page 20: ...dar and satellite domes that are mounted on the arch have custom fold down brackets that when engaged reduce the vessels maximum height Danforth Anchor Chain Central VAC System Bow Seating Area w Cush...

Page 21: ...ner D Martin Dimensions LOA 53 Beam 17 2 Displacement 64 000 lbs Draft 4 6 Bridge Clearance 16 0 Engines Engine s Detroit Diesels Engine s HP 750 Each Engine Model 8V92TI Hours 1861 Cruising Speed 16...

Page 22: ...14 Section1 3 Engine Room Boat Systems Maintenance Tips...

Page 23: ...Gear Box The captain and or owner must read through the manual for the gear box to find the proper specifications and intervals for preventive maintenance Fluid level check and visual inspection to b...

Page 24: ...ly Check all navigational lights operational before cruise Fresh Water System Fresh water tank level checked and filled as needed daily Filters checked weekly and changed as needed In the event of low...

Page 25: ...tion Exact nature of the problem special problems Number of people on board Your boat s name registration and description Safety equipment on board When It s Not A Distress The Coast Guard s primary s...

Page 26: ...lp clearly understand the type and quality of the assistance offered before accepting help or entering into a contract Consider the following before accepting any assistance Large physical stresses ca...

Page 27: ...abinet Electric wall heaters run off the same circuit breaker as the air conditioning This circuit breaker must be on for the wall heaters to work The lamp on the coffee table next to the salon wet ba...

Page 28: ...Charts are located in the chart drawer beneath the lower helm pilot seat The boat has four fully automatic bilge pumps For the bilge pumps to work you must leave the four bilge pump switched on the e...

Page 29: ...s and aft under the mid stateroom The skipper should fill the fuel being sure he she is at the fuel fill deck plates located on each side of the pilothouse doors and labeled DIESEL The diesel hose is...

Page 30: ...l panel are provided with two rotary switches These must be switched to the appropriate shore power or generator feed in order to feed 120 VAC to the panel The double circuit breakers above these rota...

Page 31: ...ine There should be at least 2 inches present Add anti freeze if they are running low 5 Check for excessive water in bilge no more than 1 inch or manually turn on bilge pump to pump out Check general...

Page 32: ...t of place loose disconnected or broken There should not be any fluids under the engines and the drip pads should be mostly clean If you notice any significant fluid identify the source and cleanup or...

Page 33: ...l and flashlight until the water comes up to touch the bottom of the split ring Wipe up all excess water that spills with paper towel and make sure to dispose of the paper towel in a plastic bag 3 The...

Page 34: ...larm may go off and may be reset with the small reset buttons on the instrument panel Due to the electric air heaters in the engines the low voltage alarm will continue intermittent warnings until the...

Page 35: ...n Regal II Without this power splitter pigtail the Regal II 120v power system will not properly charge batteries or allow all 120v circuits to operate You can tell if you are correctly hooked up if bo...

Page 36: ...the voltage meters to see when the generator has started 4 When generator begins to run it must warm up for at least 3 minutes before adding a load Starting the generator with a load or adding a load...

Page 37: ...e this switch in the 1 HOUSE position H BATTERY CHARGER There is an auxiliary battery charger for emergency charging It should not be used unless directed by AYC There is an automatic 40 AMP battery c...

Page 38: ...n for about 40 seconds for normal operation 5 If the vacuum pump runs longer or starts by itself between uses lift the foot pedal slightly to add water to the bowl and improve the seal in the toilet 6...

Page 39: ...ding tank 3 When operating Y valve be sure to move the handle all the way to the stop D HOLDING TANK The holding tank is located under the cabin sole forward side IMPORTANT You must be mindful of the...

Page 40: ...Coffee Maker waffle iron toaster and other electrical appliances may be plugged into the power outlets in the galley that are powered by the battery inverter Use care when using multiple devices simu...

Page 41: ...out written permission from Anacortes Yacht Charter WARNING IF AUTOPILOT IS ENGAGED HELMSMAN SHOULD NEVER LEAVE HELM STATION WHEN THE BOAT IS UNDERWAY VIGILANCE MUST BE MAINTAINED REGARDING THE CONDIT...

Page 42: ...or off press FOG 2 Two 5 second blasts every 2 minutes If you are in fog and anchored press ANCH 5 second bell every 1 minute 15 SPARE PROPS If it becomes necessary to replace a prop with one of the s...

Page 43: ...ignment Review the sequence of events and your strategy for departure This is especially important if it is windy or there are strong currents 2 Remove canvas as required to have full access to the fl...

Page 44: ...t the windlass be used in order to manage the angle of retrieval always vertical retrieval and to make sure the anchor does not swing into the boat Windlass and Starboard foot switch in background E S...

Page 45: ...dark and cold and wet on the bow Insert a snap ring in a chain link and run a line through the snap ring and take pressure off of the chain by securing the line to the forward cleats F Weighing Ancho...

Page 46: ...ing the clutch bar release the clutch by turning counter clockwise 4 Insert the clutch bar into the lower slot with the pin end inserted pin up 5 Engage pin on chain gear and pull clockwise as far as...

Page 47: ...emove any twists before proceeding The opposite side of the dingy is connected to the swim platform with stainless snap davits 5 Make sure a stern and bow line are available for the crew to guide the...

Page 48: ...e gear from the dinghy 2 Re snap the davits to the swim platform 3 Attach cable from the hoist 4 Push the cable in control on the hoist control The dingy will pivot on the snap davits 5 Once the dingy...

Page 49: ...ghtweight gear you wish to keep This includes all life jackets clothing empty ice chests etc 2 Pull all fenders out of the water 3 Raise motor out of the water to reduce drag and prevent damage from d...

Page 50: ...There is a surround sound system in the salon much like those found in your homes The fly bridge has an AM FM CD located behind the cabinet door under the instrument panel on the starboard side of the...

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