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INFLATABLES Specifications
Wx Â
CADET FR
CADET
Dimensions (metres / feet/inches)
Overall length
285 ACn 310 ACTI 340 ACTI 285 A I INTL INTL
2.85 9'4" 3.10 10'2" 3.40 11'2"
200
2.00 6'7"
240
2.40 7'11"
260 RU
2.60 8'6"
Inside length
1.95 6'5" 2.17 7'1" 2.48 8'2"
1.23 4'
1.55 5'1"
1.72 5'8"
Overall width
1.60 5'3" 1.60 5'3" 1.79 5'11"
1.54 5'1"
1.54 5'1"
1.60 5'3"
Insde width
0.70 2'4" 0.70 2'4" 0.78 2'7"
0.70 2'4"
0.70 2'4"
0.70 2'4"
Buoyancy tube diameter
0.45 1'6" 0.45 1'6" 0.50 1'8"
0.40 1'4"
0.40 1'4"
0.45 1'6"
Capacity
Passengers t + t (ISO)
4 5 5 + 1
2
3
3 + 1
Maximum payload1 (kg l bs)
400 881 450 992 750 1653
190 419
250 551
300 661
Total weight2 (kg l bs)
33 73 34 75 36 79
22 49
26 57
33 73
Airtight compartments
2 + 1 2 + 1 3 + 1
2
2
2
Design category
1
European directive N 94 25 CE
DC C
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-
D
Outboard data
1
• Short shaft
•• •
Minimum recommended power3 (hp)
34 6
3
3
3
Minimum recommended power3 (kW)
2.3 3 5
2.3
2.3
2.3
M aximum recommended power3 (hp)
6 8 10
3.5
4
4
M aximum recommended power3 (kW)
4.5 6 8
2.5
3
3
Maximum power allowed4 (hp)
810 15
4
4
4
Maximum power allowed4 (kW)
6 8 12
3
3
3
Maximum weight of outboard5 (kg lbs)
40 88 50 110 50 110
25 55
25 55
25 55
Maximum speed6 (km h mph)
32 20 37 23 42 26
11 7
11 7
11 7
Dimensions of the folded boat (metres / feet/inches)
1
Length of the bag
1.00 3'3" 1.00 3'3" 1.20 3'11"
0.90 2'11"
1.00 3'3"
1.00 3'3"
Width of the bag
0.51 1'8" 0.51 1'8" 0.60 1'12"
0.45 1'6"
0.50 1'8"
0.55 1'10"
Height of the bag
0.35 1'2" 0.35 1'2" 0.40 1'4"
0.20 8"
0.22 9"
0.30 12"
lossary
• Anchor fairlead: evlce that provides chafe protection on the bow of the boat and through which the anchor boat rope is lead.
Bench seat: Rigid plan on which to sit while rowing. Marine bilge pump: Electric pump to remove water from the hull.
• Bolt rope: A flap of material containing a section of rope which is used to Side into a Sot in the hull to hold a buoyancy tube in place (also used in a smilar manner for attaching seat cushions).
• Bottom of the hull: he part of the hull that s under water. Its form is a determining feature in the boat s navigation capacity.
Cavitation: A situation when the marine propeller gets air or insufficient bite in the water and loses its power. Can happen due to motor mounted too high, sea conditions and tight turns Choppy water: Agitated sea due to waves and wind coming from different directions.
• Coating: Interior and exterior covering of fabric by a flexible substance. he interior layer assures air tightness the exterior insures resistance to abrason.
• Cockpit: he area of the boat occupied by passengers. Floor drains provide for removing accumulated water.
• Cone reinforcement: Rgid caps that provide protection for the ends of the buoyancy tubes
• Decitex: eight measurement of the thread that constitutes the textile strength.
• Deck: A hori ontal platform on which you may stand. arge boats may have numerous dec s
• D ring: A ring whose metal part is shaped. sed especially when beaching and towing.
• Floor: A surface on which you may stand. Floors may be slats in fabric sleeves, interloc ing or hinged sections of wood, aluminium or composite materials, or fibreglass as in RI s.
• Hand railing: rofiled grab rail for passengers to hold on to while navigating.
• eel: (for a foldable boat) he inflatable lengthwise part found under the boat, between the boat bottom and the floor. he inflatable eel is a supplementary safety compartment.
• Lacing cuff: A flap of material (usually postioned on top of the tube) through which grab lines are lead. acing cuffs fre uently act as up right reinforcements for the buoyancy tube.
• Lifeline: ine around the boat to help passengers eep steady while navigating and when boarding.
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