“There’s so much un-heralded innovation in the Australian marine industry… many Australian businesses are offering products and services that are really cutting edge and it’s vital to get this message out to the global market.”
Ross and his family covered 212 nautical miles and used just 165 litres of diesel – much to the surprise of his fellow Club members
The QSM11s leapt to life and Viking II jumped out of the hole quicker than it had ever done before… no smoke, no turbo lag, just clean response. I was starting to see what all the QSM11 talk was about.
“Before selecting Zeus for the Secret Harbour 46 we did a thorough comparison with the competition. Zeus won hands down,” he says.
It is a purpose built fishing boat and it fulfils the Signature design and manufacturing motto which is “Build it as if you are going to own it”.
Mr Gay said the new vessel will boost the environmental services fleet which last year collected around 3000 cubic metres of litter and debris, the equivalent of 125 garbage trucks.
The south seas have always conjured up visions of excitement and this spirit is still strong in the twenty-first century.
Like all Stabicrafts, safety is a key feature. The 1750 Frontier features continuous tubes of individually sealed flotation chambers providing a ‘Life Ring’ of 1515 litres of buoyancy
The Sabre 40 has impressive offshore capabilities through a strong hull with a deep vee and flared bow. Capable of speeds in excess of 30kt