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Boston Whaler 345 Conquest 2014
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Boston Whaler 345 Conquest 2014 Info
2014 Boston Whaler 345 Conquest
LOA: 35&39; 11" (10.95 m) (with pulpit)
Centerline Length: 34&39; (10.36 m) (hull only)
Beam: 11&39; 8" (3.56 m)
Draft: 22" (0.56 m)
Cockpit Depth: 28" (0.71 m)
Weight (dry, no engine): 14,200 lbs (6,441 kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 5,580 lbs (2,531 kg)
Swamped Capacity: 4,900 lbs (2,222 kg)
Persons Capacity: 14
Maximum Horsepower: 900 HP (672 kW)
Minimum Horsepower: 550 HP (410 kW)
Deadrise at Transom: 20°
Fuel Capacity: 391 gal (1,480 L)
Waste Capacity: 20 gal (75.71 L)
Water Capacity: 45 gal (170.3 L)
Maximum Engine Weight: 2,100 lbs (953 kg)
Transom Angle: 15°
Transom Height: 30" (0.76 m)
Bridge Clearance with Hard-top: 10&39; (3.05 m)
Bridge Clearance with Hard-top and Radar: 11&39; 2" (3.40 m)
Bridge Clearance with Upper Station: 17&39; (5.18 m)
Bridge Clearance with Upper Station and Outriggers: 23&39; (7.00 m)
22" flat screen HDTV
Cabin lights with dimmer switches
Dockside TV / phone inlets
DVD player
Easy to clean interior materials
Fixed portholes (4)
Hardwood cabin sole
Lockable acrylic cabin door
Satellite radio - Sirius® satellite receiver with antenna
Stereo - Fusion® AM/FM with CD player, iPod controls, premium waterproof speakers (6) (2 cabin, 4 cockpit), remote control at helm and MP3/USB inputs
Carry-on cooler with cushion
Drawer and tackle storage
Port sink with cutting board
Refrigerator / freezer
12-V receptacle
Accent gelcoat color to reduce glare
Air conditioning vents (4)
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob
Center helm layout
Compass
Dash visor
Electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection and illuminated text
Electronics mounting surface (space for two 14" screens)
Locking glove box
Mercury® DTS dual binnacle control
Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm
10" stainless steel cleats - bow (2), stern with hawse pipes (2 per side) (4), spring line (2), bow pulpit (1), cross tie cleats at transom (2)
28" interior freeboard
Acrylic transom door with stainless steel latch
Anchor locker freshwater washdown system
Bow and stern lifting eyes
Cockpit blue and white LED courtesy lighting
Cockpit coaming bolsters
Cockpit shower with hot and cold water
Covered telescoping stainless steel swim ladder with stainless steel grab rail
Drink holders
Forward deck mounted stainless steel rod holders (2)
Gunnel mounted stainless steel rod holders (4)
Heavy-duty rub rail
Integral bow pulpit with stainless steel roller assembly
Motor well drains
Self-bailing cockpit
Stainless steel cockpit toe rails and downrigger weight holders (2 per side)
Stainless steel grab rails
Transom mounted stainless steel rod holders (3)
Welded stainless steel bow rail
Carbon monoxide detector
Island bed with fitted sheet, comforter, two regular size pillowcases and throw pillows
Opening hatch with solar shade and sky screen
Powered headrest
Cabinets with storage (wood grain finish)
Coffee maker
Flat electric cook-top with touch controls
Karadon solid surface countertop
Microwave
Refrigerator 12-V / 120-V (3.9 cubic feet)
Sink with hot and cold water faucet
Trash receptacle
800 GPH shower sump
Full length mirror
Karadon solid surface vanity countertop
Lighting
Powered ventilation
Pullout shower head with mixer valve
Shower curtain
Sink with hot and cold faucet
Soap and toothbrush holder
Toilet paper holder
Towel rack
VacuFlush™ toilet holding tank, dockside pump-out, overboard discharge and tank level indicator
Vanity grab rail
Vanity storage
Advanced battery management system
Automatic bilge pumps (1,100 GPH forward, 2,000 GPH aft)
Battery boxes with switches (4)
Bow thruster (4 kW)
Cabin air conditioning (reverse cycle 12,000 BTU)
Cockpit air conditioning (reverse cycle 18,000 BTU)
Cockpit and machinery space lighting
Diesel generator (8 kW) with 20 gal fuel tank
Dockside hook-up and tank level indicator for hot and cold pressurized water system
Dual 30 amp shore power inlets with battery charger, isolation transformers and shore power cords
Electric dual trumpet horns
Electric trim tabs with indicators
Freshwater tank (45 gal)
Fuel tanks (2) (391 gal total)
High water bilge pump with alarm (2,000 GPH)
LED navigation lights
Livewell (40 gal) with blue interior, raw-water fill, and light
Machinery space lighting
Raw water washdown
Stainless steel propellers
Tilt steering
Transducer mount area
Windlass with rode and anchor
Carbon monoxide detector
Hardwood cabin sole
Privacy curtain
Reading light
Throw pillows
U-shape seating that converts to berth
Center helm seat with premium pedestal, vertical adjustment, adjustable slide, and cushions
Fold-away stern bench seat
Helm and companion footrests
Port lounge
Slide-out cockpit cooler seat with cushion
Starboard companion seat with adjustable slide bolster
Converts to single berth
Rod storage with accent lighting
Throw pillows
Wood table
Battery storage
Bilge storage tray
Bow anchor locker with drains
Cabin interior rod racks (4)
Downrigger weight holders (4)
Fire extinguisher pocket
Forward berth gunnel storage shelf
Hanging locker with light (cedar lined)
In-deck fishboxes with pump-out (2)
Storage cabinets at galley
Storage drawer under starboard seat
Storage drawers under island bed
Storage tray under island bed
Storage under port lounge
Storage under starboard settee
Under gunnel rod racks (4)
Aft curtains with door
Canvas storage system
Cockpit flood lights
Courtesy / chart lights (red and white)
Hard-top with electronics mounting surface
Integrated windshield and hard-top
Opening deck hatches (2)
Premium integrated stereo speakers (4)
Rod holders (6)
Windshield wipers with wash system
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