Dreadnort V10000

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The Dreadnort V10000 has ahull Length of 10m and a beam overall of 3.3m.  Power depends on customer preference – single or twin diesel inboards or twin outboards.  The transom configuration also depends on customer preference, whether a game fishing transom designed for backing up or a boarding platform. 

With its long waterline length, displacement hull speed is around 7.5knots making for efficient gamefish trolling.

Accommodation forward comprises a double birth and bunks with head and shower.  The saloon features horseshoe seating to port, with the table dropping to form another double berth, galley and helm station to starboard.

With the vertical bow design this boat, the useable interior space should be compared to an 11.5m boat with a conventional bow.

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Transformarine has also started preliminary drawings for 12m and 13.1m versions.

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