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 Atlantic 75 Inshore Lifeboat

B766 "BBC Radio Cleveland"

The Atlantic 75 takes its name from Atlantic College in Wales where its predecessor the Atlantic 21 was first developed. Even though her twin 70hp outboard engines make her one of the fastest lifeboats in the fleet, her hull design provides a softer ride than her predecessor for the three crew and survivors

Our Atlantic 75 was placed on station in 2000 and was paid for by the listeners of BBC Radio Cleveland.

Details

• Length : 7.3m (24ft)
• Beam : 2.64m (8ft 8in)
• Range : 3 hours at full speed
• Displacement : 1.5 tonnes (no crew)
• Crew : 3
• Construction : Glass reinforced plastic hull with hypalon coated nylon tube
• Speed : 32 knots

Atlantic 75 at Night	Atlantic 75 in Boathouse	Atlantic 75 Deck Looking Bow to Stern
Atlantic 75 Helm Console

 

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