TANB specs Flashcards

1
Q

26’ TANB primary missions

A
  • Service aids to navigation
  • SAR
  • Various homelands security details
  • Provide logistical support for all other federal, state, and local agencies and coast guard units
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2
Q

Hull Length

A

25’

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3
Q

LOA

A

29’ 7”

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4
Q

Hull Beam

A

8’

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5
Q

Beam overall

A

8’4”

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6
Q

Freeboard Bow

A

3’

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7
Q

Freedboard amidships

A

2’8” door in

11” door out

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8
Q

Freeboard Aft

A

2’6”

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9
Q

Draft

A

2’4”

Engines raised: 2’

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10
Q

Fixed height

A

9’

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11
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Unfixed height

A

14’ 4-1/2” (mast)

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12
Q

Max operating distance from shore

A

10 NM

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13
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Engines

A

Twin 150 HP

4 stroke, in line, four cylinder, water cooled engine. Counter rotating.

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14
Q

Rated horsepower

A

300 hp

150 hp for each engine

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15
Q

Propellers

A

Twin, fixed pitch ,
3 blade 15 1-4” diameter,
18” pitch

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17
Q

Displacement

A

Hoisting condition: (no crew or cargo)
7,300 LBS

Normal operating condition:
8,300 LBS

Fully loaded condition: (w/ cargo)
9,300 LBS

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18
Q

Trailer Fixed height

A

12’3”

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19
Q

Trailer unfixed height

A

16’7”

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20
Q

Trailer Load capacity

A

12,000 LBS

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21
Q

Trailer weight

A

1,720 LBS

22
Q

Trailer weight w/ boat

A

10,600 LBS

23
Q

Minimum crew

A

2

3 to work ATON

25
Q

Crew capacity

A

4

26
Q

Maximum passengers

A

6

27
Q

Max seas

A

6’

28
Q

Max winds

A

25 kts

29
Q

Range at cruising speed

A

170 NM at 4800 RPM

30
Q

Max speed

A

38 kts 6000 RPM

5600 RPM in calm water

31
Q

Cruise speed

A

30 kts at 4800 RPM

32
Q

Towing capacity

A

10 displacement tons

33
Q

Type of HULL

A

Planing design, made of marine grade aluminum.

Has a fixed fender system to protect exterior of the hull

34
Q

Bilge

A

Rated at 1100 GPH

35
Q

Depth sounder offset

A

1.75”

36
Q

Tow bitts capacity

A

20,000 lbs

37
Q

Anchor type

A

Danforth type anchor

38
Q

Anchor length

A

9’ 3/8” chain
150’ of 2-1/4” double braided nylon
Total: 159’

39
Q

Lubrication system

A

Trochaic pump pressure system with a capacity of:

  • 6.9 quartz of 10W-30 for the engine
  • 1.04 quartz of motor gear oil for the gear case
  • both have drain plugs
  • engine oil filter
  • oil dipstick
40
Q

Engine cooling system

A
  • Consists of an impeller type pump and 2 thermostats mounted on the engine.
  • Two water intake ports
  • And a cooling system indicator (boat pissing)
41
Q

Engine fuel system

A
  • Fuel is ran by an electric fuel pump which provides fuel to each cylinder as metered by an electronic fuel injection system.
  • A priming bulb primes and pressurizes the outboard engine fuel system for starting.
  • system also has a water separator for visual indication of water
42
Q

Ignition system

A

A fully transistorized battery ignition system with 4 spark plugs and 4 ignition coils.

43
Q

Starter

A

A direct cranking starter

Requires 12 VDC and 80 ampere hours starting power

44
Q

Fuse Panels

A

2 mounted fuse panels

  • the side mounted fuse panel: 10,15,30 amp fuses for ignition switch circuit, trim/tilt switch circuit, and electric starter circuit.
  • the top mounted fuse panel: 90 amp alternator/charging circuit fuse
45
Q

Hitch and Ball mount for trailering

A

Rated at 12,000 lbs

Ball size: 2-5/16”

46
Q

Trailer coupling assembly

A
  • Rated at 12,000 lbs
  • Coupler size: 2-5/16”
  • Two 1/2” safety chains rated 2 tons
  • The electric brake actuator
47
Q

TANB Loading Zones

A

B - 200 lbs

A - 400 lbs

C - 400 lbs

48
Q

Overheating indicator

A

RED light
Engine speed will automatically reduce to 1800 rpms and stop after 20 seconds
Clear intake.

49
Q

Oil Pressure Indicator

A

GREEN light
RPM will slowly decrease
RPM will not increase without repairs

50
Q

Alternator Indicator

A

RED light

Malfunction in the charging system