


KELLY ARCHER Specifications | |
Name: | LEONORE |
Type: | Cruising Ketch |
Year Built: | 2003 |
Hull Material: | Aluminum |
Length: | 24.38m / feet |
Beam: | 6.09 / 19.98 feet |
Max Draft: | 2.66 / 8.73 feet |
Gross Tonnage: | 60 |
Cruising Speed: | 9 knots |
Max Speed: | 11 knots |
Staterooms: | 3 |
Exterior Design: | Chuck Paine |
Interior Design: | Paine/Archer |
Engines: | 1 |
Flag: | U.S. |
Location: | Canada, Victoria |
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Accommodations
LEONORE has a very versatile layout with a great pilothouse and engine room for ease of use and management at anchor or at sea.
In her almost 100,000 miles at sea under her first owner, LEONORE used her generator VERY LITTLE as she has gigantic alternators and very large banks of batteries. Please note that the batteries have all been replaced (7/2018) under her new ownership, allowing for many years of trouble free supply of direct current on board.
LEONORE has a great master cabin the full width of the boat aft with a totally separate access to deck. In addition, she has two cabins forward with separate heads and a very large shared shower. The port cabin has upper and lower bunks and the starboard cabin has a double bed.
In addition, the fourth cabin, with its own head and shower that doubles as a powder room, converts from the aft port salon seating area and treadmill, to a cabin with privacy enclosure. This proved, in LEONORE's many miles, as a valuable "overflow" cabin and, more importantly, an easy access for someone who was to back up the "on watch" person.
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
1 x Cummins turbocharged 6BTA 5.9, 280 hp, 8,375 hours as of 10/2020
Engine controls in pilothouse and pedestal
ZF gearbox - Rebuilt
Cruise Air air conditioning - 2 new units in the pilothouse increased in size from 10 BTU to 16 BTU. 7 total air conditioning units; (2) in pilothouse, (2) in salon, (1) in master, (1) each in forward cabins, 3/2017
Sea Recovery watermaker, 1500 gpd
Maxpower bow thruster, 20 hp
4 x Racor fuel filtration
Sewage system
Fresh water system
Kobelt steering system with emergency backup
Engine Work Bench - Large bench with electric grinder, brush and vise
New Kabola compact 7230V diesel heater, 2018
Hydraulics - Navtex
Main boom vang
Mizzen boom vang
Split backstay with backstay hydraulic adjusters
Outhaul adjuster
Note: There is no standing rigging in common between the main mast and the mizzen. They are totally separate.
Inverters
3 kW power inverter
2.5 kW electronic inverter
Hydraulic Furlers
2 x Reckman reacher and genoa furlers hydraulic
Furler on storm jib/staysail is manual
ELECTRICAL
Northern Lights generator, 20 kW, 1800 rpm, 2,335 total hours as of 10/2020
Output - 200/110, single phase, 60 Hz
Shore power - 100 amp with 100 amp isolation transformer, new as of 3/2017
Batteries - All new DEEP CYCLE house batteries, 2 volt by 12 units making for a total of 24 volts as of 7/2018
Main engine starting via engine/gen set alternators
Generator starting, via engine/gen set alternators
Emergency battery - 12V, charged via converter
Ground Fault Anti-Corrosion Transformer: Protects the boat internally and from other boats at the dock
Rig, Sails and Rigging
Rig and booms by Martrix Marine, New Zealand
Rig configuration - Ketch
Rig Material - Carbon
All new running rigging as of 3/2017
Boom Material - Carbon, Park Avenue Design
Sails
New U.K. Sails Victoria BC as of fall 2021
Fully battened mainsail made of Titanium Double Taffeta cloth
Fully battened mizzen made of Titanium Double Taffeta cloth
Headsails:
Reacher/genoa/storm staysail all of dacron/vectra, carbon, spectra
Offwind Sails:
150% reacher
Storm Sails:
Storm staysail
Standing Rigging - Rod (stainless steel) - All serviced 11/2015
Running Rigging - Dacron, all new as of 3/2017
Winches by Harken - Self tailing
10 electric, all serviced as of 4/2017
Seahawke Rigging carried out an 8 year rod rigging refit with BSI components. The 8 year service consisted of the following work done in November 2015.
Main Mast Summary
- The headstay and inner forestay rods were replaced with new. The cutter stay (middle stay) and the backstays were reheaded and had a short section added at top to make up for loss of length during the reheading process. All eye fittings, sockets, rod connectors and toggles were replaced with new. The backstay SSB isolators were also replaced.
- Some lateral rigging was replaced with new, some reheaded. Please refer to the BSI spreadsheet as this cannot be summarized. The spreader tip-cups and diagonal tang assemblies were all sent to BSI, Denmark to be inspected, undergo non-destructive testing, cleaned and polished. All turnbuckles were replaced with BSI type SL5.
- Kevlar running backstays were reused.
Mizzen Mast Summary
- All rods on the mizzen were replaced with new with the exception of the D1 aft which was reheaded. Please refer to the BSI spreadship for full breakdown. As with the main mast, the spreader tip-cups and diagonal tang assemblies were all sent to BSI to be inspected, undergo non-destructive testing, cleaned and polished. All turnbuckles were replaced with BSI type SL5 except D1 forward and D1 aft which were inspected, NDT, cleaned and polished.
- Kevlar backstays were reused.
- Spreaders for both masts were painted.
- All spreader lights and navigational lights were replaced.
- Both Navtec vangs were resealed and recharged.
- The MaxPower bow thruster received new hydraulic hoses for the turbine and the raising/lowering cylinder, as well as a new gas shock.
- New Spartite on main, mizzen reused
NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATION
All navigation and communication equipment new as of 3/2017
Navico (000-11243-001) ZEUS7 multifunction display. Built in Insight charts
Navico (00011194-001) ZEUS12 multifunction display. Built in Insight charts
Navico (000-11088-001) 20/20HV display pack for H5000 or Triton systems
Navico (00011714-001) B&G H5000/H3000 analog indicator/apparent wind angle (+/- 180 degrees)
Navico (00011548-001) B&G. The H5000 Hydra CPU is the brains behind the ultimate cruiser/racer system. Its ultra-fast ARM processors deliver data in an instant and the browser-based setup allows straight forward and flexible configuration. Unique sailing features ensure the H5000 remains ahead of the fleet.
Navico (000-11542-001). B&G H5000 graphic display
Navico (22098560) B&G D800 depth plastic thru-hull transducer. 12 degree tilt, 235 kHz with pigtail cable to connect a Speed Temp transducer (22098586) 2 m (6.5 ft.) cable, Micro C connector.
Navico (22098586) B&G ST800 passive S/T sensor TH plastic with 1 m (7 ft.) pigtail (connects speed to D800 (22098560).
Navico (000-12607-001d) B&G The Precision-9 compass
Outputs heading (20 hZ), rate of turn (20 hZ), roll and pitch (10 hZ) over the NMEA 2000 network
Navico (000-11048-001) B&G. The ZG100 antenna with built in rate compass provides high accuracy position at a 10 Hz update rate. The built in rate compass is perfect for providing data for radar chart overlay and for orienting charts in head up mode.
Navico (BGH030001) B&G vMHU Pack 810 m.
Navico (000-11544-001 B&G H5000 pilot controller
Navico (000-11554-001) B&G H5000 pilot computer. The record-breaking B&G pilot features dedicated steering modes and sailing algorithms including gust response, recovery and high wind response. It has been proven in the toughest conditions and most testing enrironments and is ideal for short-handed cruiser or racers.
Note: An H5000 Hydra, Hercules or Performance CPU is required to steer wind.
Navico (000-10756-0001) RF25N, rudder feedback unit with transmission link and 5 m (16.5 ft.) NMEA2000 Micro-C cable
Navico (000-10423-001) B&G Broadband 4G radar bundle for B&G Zeus series includes B&B broadband 34 radar scanner, scanner cable 20 m (66 ft), R110 interface box, yellow ethernet cable - 18.m (6 ft)
Navico (000-11068-001 B&G Gofree WiFi1 wireless module
(2) Robertson/Simrad AP22 autopilots
(3) Garmin GHS 101 VHFs - 1 helm, 2 interior stations
ENTERTAINMENT
Televisions:
1 x Sharp in salon
1 x Sharp in master
1 x Sharp in exercise space
DVDs:
1 x Sony in Salon
1 x Sony in master
Stereos:
1 x Bose in salon
1 x Bose in master
CD Player:
1 x Bose in master
Speakers:
Bose in cockpit, pilothouse, salon and master
Galley
Range - Alpes Inox
Oven - Alpes Inox
Microwave - Panasonic
Refrigeration - Grunert 24V new, custom 110V, new compressor - refrigeration boxes and freezer have separate coils for two separate refrigeration systems with totally separate controls. Insulation comprises both foam and custom vacuum panels with superior "R" factors.
Freezer - Grunert 24V, custom 110V
Dishwasher - Fisher Paykel
Note: 3 x 20 pound aluminum propane tanks stored on deck
LAUNDRY
1 x Splendide Combo washer and dryer located in galley
TENDERS & WATERSPORTS EQUIPMENT
Tenders:
10'6 Avon with new 2021 20 hp 4 stroke Honda outboard
Exercise Equipment:
Built-in treadmill in salon with TV in closet
DECK
Anchors - Bruce, Fortress (2x)
Anchor Chain - 450'
Deck capstans - 1 x Muir
Spare windlass motor
Accommodation ladder (manual)
Stern boarding gangway (manual)
Stern boarding gangway (manual)
Stern swim ladder
Cockpit cushions - new as of 11/2016
Hot and cold shower in transom
Fore and aft saltwater washdowns; mid-ship fresh water washdown
Propane and life raft lockers deck level aft
SECURITY EQUIPMENT
1 x motion detector in salon
1 x ships safe in master
CONSTRUCTION
5 x water tight compartments with heavy doors at engine room, forward salon/guest quarters, and at end of galley to master stateroom
Hatches have integral black out sliders and screens, all built in.
Exterior Designer - Chuck Paine; Chuck Paine & Associates, Inc.; P.O. Box 763; Camden, Maine 04843 USA
Builder - Kelly Archer Boatbuilders; Airborne Road; Albany; Auckland New Zealand
FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
3 x fire/heat/smoke detectors in galley, engine room and forward spaces
6 x fire extinguishers in lockers, galley, engine room
1 x seawater fire fighting station in cockpit
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
1 x Winslow 8 person life raft
2 x Lifesling life rings
COMMENTS
The original owner of LEONORE was an extremely experienced yachtsman having owned multiple sailing yachts before LEONORE. When LEONORE was built, he lived in New Zealand the entire time during her design and construction. When completed, without compromise, the owner sailed aboard for just under 100,000 nautical miles. This took him all over the world, from high latitudes both north and south, all over the Pacific, around Cape Horn and throughout the Atlantic and Mediterranean.
The current owner has concentrated on the Pacific Northwest. After hundreds of thousands of dollars in capital upgrades, the owner is moving on to a new land based adventure..
LEONORE is a very well proven design and ideal layout for her next adventures, near or far. In yachts of even 20-30 feet longer, NO YACHT HAS A WALK-IN, STAND UP ENGINE ROOM to facilitate easy access to ALL equipment LIKE LEONORE . This enables important maintenance to machinery and systems to ensure reliable service.