Seaclipper 41 off the coast of Mexico

These designs are intended for living aboard and extended cruising offshore. The twin cabin arrangement allows privacy for two couples. The main cabin features galley, dinette, and head facilities. Other arrangements are possible. The slide-in akas (cross-beams) allow advanced stage construction of individual hulls before final joining of all three hulls together. Most amateur builders will take about 24 to 36 months to complete the SC38.Add about 20% more time for the SC41. This Seaclipper 41 was built by John Heltzell. Image courtesy of Ethan Windall.

 

SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL: 38 41
Length Overall 38′3″ 41′6″
Waterline Length 35′10″ 39′0″
Beam Overall 25′6″ 27′6″
Beam of Main Hull 7′8″ 8′3″
Draft, Hull Only 2′8″ 2′8″
Draft, Board Down 6′0″ 6′0″
Displacement, Full Load 11,000 lbs 12,500 lbs
Displacement, Dry 8000 lbs 9000 lbs
Payload 3000 lbs. 3500 lbs
Sail Area, Main 320 sq ft 400 sq ft
Sail Area, Main and Genoa 770 sq ft 950 sq ft
Mast Length 46′6″ 50′6″
Bridge Clearance 51′ 56′
Engine Power 20-hp 30-hp
Fuel Tankage 30 gal 40 gal
Water Tankage 50 gal 50 gal
Speed under Power 8 knots 9 knots
Number of Crew 3 3
Berths, Min-Max 2-5 2-5
Headroom in Cabin 6′6″ 6′3″

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