- Builder:
- WESTPORT
- Category:
- Motor Yacht
- Model Year:
- 2009
- Year Built:
- 2009
- Country:
- United States
- Coast Guard #:
- 1014684
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MISS MICHELLE was built by a very knowledgeable yachtsman who put together a superb team to manage the build at Westport Shipyard. MISS MICHELLE is the 29th 130 built and the first to be introduced as the 40m with incredible upgrades to previous 130s, including ABS class and MCA. MISS MICHELLE had the care and budget to make her a superb build, and as a result, is the most customized 40m of the series.
MISS MICHELLE’s Main Salon is warm and welcoming, located on the main deck and accessed through double doors on the aft deck. The salon offers a conversation area with four occasional chairs, coffee table and sofa along with an entertainment center containing a 50” popup Runco TV with surround sound, Kaleidescape/DVD/CD player and an iPod docking station. The dining area is forward of the salon and can seat up to ten guests with buffets to port and starboard. There is a day head forward of the dining area to starboard.
MISS MICHELLE can accommodate up to 11 guests in 5 cabins. The Master Suite is forward of the main foyer with entry through the owner’s study into the Master Cabin with king bed, bath with double sinks, large shower and toilet and bidet. There is a vanity to port, a walk-in closet forward and ample storage throughout. The entertainment center has a 42” HD plasma TV, Kaleidescape/DVD/CD player, and surround sound. The first VIP Stateroom is located aft on the lower deck to port with a centerline king-sized bed with two nightstands, dresser, closet, private head and shower, plus an entertainment center with 32” HD TV with Kaleidescape/DVD/CD player. The second VIP Stateroom located to starboard aft on the lower deck also has a centerline king-sized bed with two nightstands, dresser, closet, private head and shower, plus an entertainment center with 32” HD TV with Kaleidescape/DVD/CD player. After the yacht’s refit in 2012, she now has two twin cabins. One of the twin cabins is located to starboard, and a twin cabin with a pullman bunk berth is to port. Both of these cabins have a dresser, closet and private head and shower plus an entertainment center with 26” HD TV with DVD/CD player.
MISS MICHELLE’s Sky Lounge is a favorite gathering area with spacious seating, a full bar with three stools, game table, relaxing sofa and a 50” HD TV with Kaleidescape/DVD/CD player and surround sound. There is a day head just forward of the sky lounge. On the upper deck aft MISS MICHELLE offers an additional covered dining outside seating area with BBQ and access to the sundeck.
MISS MICHELLE’s Sundeck has another seating area with two tables that make dining for eight with protection from weather or sun by the hardtop. The tables are removed and sit outboard to make up ample and comfortable seating and lounging area. There is a wet bar with a BBQ to port, a Jacuzzi with surround sun pads able to accommodate up to ten guests, a 52” TV that can be angled to be viewed forward or aft, and three sun chairs.
MISS MICHELLE’s Aft Deck makes for an excellent gathering space with 37” plasma TV situated above the full bar with three stools, also visible to the large al fresco dining table for up to ten which converts to two smaller high or low cocktail tables. There are also four larger seats with two ottomans, perfect for a quiet conversation, to read a book or enjoy a cocktail. This area gives easy access to the water, tender and water sports. Her walk-around teak decks lead to the bow, which has a large seating area with table, and further forward on the bow one finds an additional seating area.
Bar Area:
Description: View area forward of the Pilothouse and accessed by the Side Decks and the stairs from the Fore Deck area.
The Pilothouse bridge contains the most current and convenient equipment available today . The expansive settee is raised to provide excellent sight lines of the panoramic view.
Navigation Electronics
The vessel is equipped with modern navigation and communications equipment suitable for worldwide voyages. This equipment includes satellite based position and speed information, gyroscopic and magnetic heading data, radar, electronic charting and depth finding. Communications equipment spans numerous transmission technologies in compliance with safety regulations and to maximize contact with shore side and marine stations, enhancing one's ability to communicate from any location. Equipment installed allows chartering under CISR flag. (GMDSS compatibility)
Pilothouse Navigational Aids
This is an elegantly comfortable area to enjoy the 50" wide screen Plasma TV that rises out of the starboard aft corner cabinet. Aft entry door is stainless steel framed, glass, counter-pull, open/close sliding mechanism with pneumatic seal.
Forward from the main salon is the formal dining area. Servers have easy access from the galley via a dual hinged access door.
The stateroom features a king sized berth with leather wrapped rails and upholstered headboard, built in dressers, and an entertainment system and A/V equipment complimented by Crestron control, office area with desk, make up table, dressers and His & Hers cedar-lined walk-in closets.
His/hers Dressing Room
All VIP staterooms (port and starboard) provide built in dressers and nightstands, including wardrobes. The staterooms feature king sized berths with leather wrapped rails and upholstered headboards, and drawers in the base. Each Guest Stateroom has built in entertainment systems and A/V equipment complemented by Crestron control.
VIP Heads
All Guest staterooms provide built in dressers and nightstands, including wardrobes. The staterooms feature sound insulation in the forward bulkheads and stair enclosure, (2) twin berths in the port, and (3) twin berths in the starboard, with leather wrapped rails and upholstered headboards. Each Guest Stateroom has built in entertainment systems and A/V equipment complemented by Crestron control.
Port Guest Stateroom: Recently converted from queen berth to twin bunks, wardrobe, nightstand, and dresser/entertainment center.
Starboard Guest Stateroom: Three twin bunk berths, wardrobe and dresser/entertainment center.
Guest Heads
Upper Lounge Day Head
Custom island in galley which allows extra counter space with ample room for food preparation, pantry with dry storage shelves for extended cruising, and various appliances.
Main Galley Pantry: Storage cabinets with shelving (full length of port forward bulkhead)
Main Galley:
Ship To Ship / Shore
VHF
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS (SATCOM) COMPONENTS:
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Panasonic Digital telephone system with 20 stations and 20 phone units. 2 phone stations have LCD displays and 5 stations are cordless. Cordless phones are located in Master Stateroom, Sky Lounge, Pilothouse, and 2 in Salon (one intended for Aft Deck). Telephone system is connected to Satcom, Cell Phone, two VOiP and Shore Phone voice line. Includes a single 100' Telephone/Cable TV combination shore cord.
Telephone System Components:
Satellite Television: Sea Tel 4004 TV-At-Sea Gyro stabilized receive antenna with USA and Latin America LNB
In addition to the accommodation for two in the captain's quarters, crew quarters below decks forward for four in two cabins, each with private head and shower. Crew service access leads up and aft through the Galley area, allowing crew to efficiently perform housekeeping duties. Flooring and wall coverings as determined by designer.
Captain's Quarters
Captain's Head
Engineer's Quarter's
Engineer's Head
Crew Galley
Crew's Quarters: Port and Starboard
Crew Heads: Port and Starboard
The hull is fiberglass mat and roving with vinylester resin and PVC linear cores. Structural framing is laid up using a combination of fiberglass and carbon fiber reinforcement. House and deck structures are cored composite construction. Core material and density varies throughout to optimize engineered structures.
LAMINATION: Sprayed exterior gelcoat is followed by fiberglass mat and roving with vinylester resin for the outer skins, vacuum bagged foam core (high density in appropriate areas), and fiberglass mat and roving with vinylester resin for the inner skins. The keel pad, strut palms and stabilizer pads are resin infused using vinylester resin.
HULL STRUCTURE: Hull stringers, webs and stiffeners are fiberglass mat and roving and/or carbon fiber with vinylester resin over foam forms. All soles and structural bulkheads are of fiberglass and foam composite construction infused with vinylester resin.
FUEL SYSTEM
Total capacity (diesel): Approx. 9,965 gal (US) in (6) tanks . Fueling process is via either of two deck fill locations amidships, port and starboard side. All tanks are vented to atmosphere on the stbd side.
Fill/transfer system includes a centrifuge, pumps, meter and distribution manifold. All diesel consumers draw from the day tank. Engines and Generators are supplied via priming pumps and filters. During normal operations fuel is transferred to the day tank via the centrifuge . Tank level monitoring is via electronic sensor and display on Vessel Monitoring System with high/low level alarms. All tanks are vented to one 'vent tank' which is monitored for liquid indicating an overflow of any of the attached fuel tanks. Tanks are all aluminum, welded construction with internal baffles. Inspection access ports to be manufactured by Freeman Marine.
TANKS
Fuel Tanks (Diesel):
· #1 Center Tank: approx. 713 gallons
· #2 Center Tank: approx. 790 gallons
· #3 Center (Day Tank): approx. 2134 gallons
· #3 Port and Stbd Tanks: approx. 2934 gallons, each
· #4 Center Tank: approx. 460 gallons
Fuel Tank (Gasoline): approx. 100 gallons, accessible via hatch in swim step
FILL/TRANSFER/USE
MAIN ENGINES
GENERATORS
FRESH WATER SYSTEM
The Fresh Water System is comprised of a single, divided and baffled, fresh water tank, two AC supply pumps, suction supply, service, and distribution manifolds, two reverse osmosis water makers, and associated valves, filters, expansion tanks, regulators, and gauges. Freshwater wash-downs are located on all external decks.
LUBE OIL SYSTEM
The vessels main engines and generators can be serviced utilizing an onboard lube oil change system. A new oil tank and a used oil tank are fitted within the engine room. New oil can be filled via 1 W' deck fitting amidships on starboard side while used oil can be offloaded with quick-connect hose. Two air-powered diaphragm pumps are used to transfer to/from locations via hose reels.
WASTE WATER SYSTEM
Description: Black and gray water is routed to an FRP tank. A certified Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) is installed for treatment of all waste water. Tank level monitoring is via electronic sensor and display Vessel Monitoring System with level alarms and all tanks are vented at boot stripe. Discharge is via MSD or direct overboard via diaphragm pump. Also, a dockside pump out connection is located port aft on the swim platform.
COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM
The vessel will have a compressed air system for powering the ship's whistle, gasoline dispensing pump and oil dispensing pump, as well as for use in the machinery spaces for air powered tools. The system consists of compressor, piping system, quick connect fittings, and (3) accumulator tanks.
DECK DRAIN SYSTEM
All exterior decks are fitted with freeing ports and/or drains with a plumbed piping system. Deck drains are molded portions of the deck and fitted with polished stainless steel grates. All drain piping is of ABS approved materials, PVC - DWV and are led to laminated thru hulls located at the boot stripe with check valves and ball valves.
FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
The fire main system consists of (4) fire stations distributed around the vessel, supply piping and (2) pumps. Each station contains a hose, angle valve and high/low volume nozzle. The electric fire pump (primary) can be started from any fire station or locally.
FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM
The accommodation space is protected by a sprinkler system that uses vessel's fresh water supply until it is depleted, then automatically, if necessary, switches to seawater. The engine room is protected by a gas smothering FM200 system.
Sprinkler system: The system is a pre-charged type, automatic fire suppression system. The piping is to be copper/nickel
(CuNi) tube with Seapress Viega), crimp fittings. The pump unit consists of two pumps, operating individually or in tandem depending on the demand for water as determined by the number of heat sensitive nozzles that have been triggered. A small pressure tank maintains the stand by pressure in the system. A local control panel is located in the engine room and a mimic display is located in the pilothouse.
ENGINE ROOM FIRE SYSTEM
The engine room and ventilation ducts are to be insulated against thermal conductivity meeting the A-30 rating and also to provide effective sound damping.
Insulation: The bulkheads and duct work leading to the engine room are lined with a thermal barrier of insulation.
FM200, Gas smothering system: For engine room protection, manual operation (with 20 second delay) includes discharge of gas and automated shutdown of fuel pumps, intake fans, and exhaust dampers.
GALLEY HOOD FIRE SYSTEM
Description: Independent, fixed system is located in the main Galley in the hood above the stove
SOUND ATTENUATION
Westport Shipyard and J&A Enterprises developed a 'whole Ship' sound reduction plan. Together we developed details and insulation schedules that would maximize noise/vibration reduction. Sound transmission throughout the vessel is controlled in several ways throughout the Westport 40 Meter.
Engine room: The engine room sound package consists of reflective barriers and absorptive insulation in addition to vibration/isolation mounting of equipment, piping and wiring that may transmit noise and noise attenuating/watertight doors.
HVAC SYSTEMS - AIR CONDITIONING
The interior of the vessel is kept at a constant temperature through the use of a seawater cooled/heated reverse cycle, treated water HVAC system. The capacity is 30 tons and is distributed throughout the vessel via individual room air handlers of various sizes and BTU ratings. There is one controller for the three air handlers that serve the Master Stateroom and Master Office, one for the two air handlers that serve the formal dining area of the forward Salon, two for the four air handlers that serve the remainder of the Salon, one controller for the four air handlers in the Upper Lounge and one for the two air handlers in the Pilothouse. All other air handlers are each controlled by a separate controller. A portion of the HVAC system provides fresh air make up and provides a clean and healthy atmosphere.
CENTRAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
The central hydraulic system provides power to the bow and stern thrusters , capstans, anchor winches, and crane/davit. Power is provided to the system from generator driven hydraulic pumps with electric clutches. The system is provided with equal size pumps on both the port and starboard gensets allowing either, or both generators to power the system.
STEERING SYSTEM
Description: Digital hydraulic power steering via engine driven hydraulic pumps on each main engine and manual helm pump located in machinery space. The main steering station in the pilothouse includes full follow-up helm wheel and non follow up 'jog' lever. The wing stations are provided with non-follow-up levers.
DIGITAL HELM
STABILIZER SYSTEM
Stabilization while underway is provided by a pair of fins located approximately amidships and powered hydraulically by an engine driven hydraulic pump. Control is by modern digital 'fly-by-wire' system located in the pilothouse.
At rest stabilization: Zero speed stabilization is accomplished by the stabilizer fins; which are powered by the central hydraulic system in this mode.
Fins: Model Naiad 525 Stabilizer system with 22 square foot fins, one station DATUM control, with oil level warning, unloading valve kits and dual pumps with gauges.
Vessel mooring system utilizes a combination of bitts, hawse eyes and winches. The fore deck has two hawse eyes per side, two bitts per side and a pair of mooring winches incorporated with the anchor windlasses. The side decks and aft deck have two hawse eyes per side with two bitts on each side. Additionally there are two mooring capstans and bitts on the swim step for med-style mooring. Vessel anchoring is accomplished through a set of anchor windlasses, anchor chain, Poole style anchors and fair leads (hawse pipe, spill pipe, etc.)
Windlass/winch combination- The foredeck utilizes a combined windlass for anchoring and winch for mooring. The system is mirrored starboard and port and is hydraulically driven, yielding 6000# pull
Anchor windlass: (2) Maxwell Combination tensioner/roller/stopper Controls: (2) MaxwellAnchor wash-down is via fixed nozzles located in hawse pipes, solenoid controlled valves for port and starboard sides and is supplied with pressurized seawater from the fire main
Hawse Rings, bustle: Mirror polished closed type fit around corner of bustle and bulwark at corners of aft deck (2) Capstans: Maxwell VC3500 (hydraulic), Located in bustle at swim stepMooring lines: 1 1/4" x 60' double-braided type abrasion resistant with single 36" eye splice, (4) Samson XLS yacht braid, black
Sitts: 19" stainless steel, twelve on main deck and two on Swim Step Bustle insert