2002 Caliber 40 Lrc Series

What sets a Caliber apart from the fleet of her rivals? Is it her swiftness? Her seaworthiness and durability? Her exceptional stability and comfort? As Caliber owners know, it is the artful combination of these qualities, which enables a Caliber to perform beyond the limits that constrain so many others. LRC stands for Long Range Cruiser, capable of over 1300 mile range under power alone.

Caliber 40 LRC notable features:

1. Skeg/Rudder combination designed to maximize both maneuverability and strength. 2. Impact Resistant Zones for added protection. 3. Integral Long Range Tanks, under cabin sole, dramatically increase cruising distances and useable storage in cabin. 4. High Ballast / Displacement Ratio for stability, and higher positive righting moment for increased safety. 5. Bottom of Skeg/Rudder located higher than keel for grounding protection. 6. Watertight Collision Bulkhead for added protection against striking submerged objects. 7. The best of fin and full keel designs merge to create the Caliber performance cruising keel. 8. Super-strong, chafe-free attachment point for emergency storm sea anchor, or emergency towing point.

see this link for in depth information about the Caliber LRC

http://www.caliberyacht.com/Downloads/40LRC_SEries_Color_Brochure.pdf

Saloon

1. OVERVIEW
2. Interior sleeps 7
3. Teak flooring
4. Teak trim, cabinets, shelves
5. Ventilation via 13 side opening ports, and 7 overhead opening hatches, 2 dorade vents
6. Espar diesel cabin heat
7. Solar vent for forward shower compartment
8. 12V fans
9. Teak overhead hand holds
10. Headliner
11. SALON
12. L shaped seating to port, converts to double berth
13. Settee to starboard opposite
14. Large Teak table folds down from the bulkhead, conveniently stows away when not in use
15. TV
16. Stereo
17. Clock and Barometer
18. 12v lighting
19. SALON HEAD COMPARTMENT
20. Corian Counter tops
21. Sink and Mirror
22. Marine toilet
23. Ensuite shower
24. Privacy door
25. GALLEY
26. L shaped galley to port aft
27. Large insulated icebox with cold plate refrigeration
28. Propane stove and oven
29. Double SS sinks with Hot and Cold pressure water
30. Galley storage shelves, cabinets, drawers
31. NAV STATION
32. Seated chart table
33. 12V/110v AC electrical panel with breakers, w AC/DC volt, amp meters
34. 12v Sub Panel with breakers
35. Nav instruments, radio, stereo, battery/inverter monitor, corrosion monitor, solar charge controller, epirb, remote autopilot control
36. QUARTERBERTH AFT CABIN
37. Double berth
38. Hanging locker
39. Espar diesel heater controls
40. PULLMAN BERTH STATEROOM
41. Double berth to port
42. Teak shelving
43. Ample Teak storage drawers, cabinets, hanging lockers
44. Privacy doors
45. Fans
46. Espar diesel heat controls
47. FORWARD HEAD COMPARTMENT
48. Private forward head compartment
49. Corian counter tops with sink and mirror
50. Separate shower stall
51. Storage drawers, shelves, cabinets
52. Marine toilet

Deck

1. COCKPIT
2. Sugar scoop transom with ladder
3. Deluxe dodger with SS handrails
4. Wheel cover
5. UV sail covers
6. Cockpit Awning
7. Cockpit cushions
8. T shaped Cockpit
9. Whitlock Steering pedastal
10. Single lever engine controls
11. Instrument panel with engine guages
12. Lewmar Folding SS wheel with leather grip
13. Cockpit table
14. Drink holder
15. Richie Compass
16. Nav Pods for Chartplotter, 2 Auto Pilots, and Wind Instruments
17. Ram mic at helm
18. Stern rail seats
19. Running rigging led aft to sheet stoppers
20. 2 50ST Lewmar primary winches
21. 2 Lewmar self tailing sheet winches
22. Solid SS tube cockpit lifeline rails port and starboard
23. SS Stern rail and arch
24. 4 100w solar panels mounted on the stern arch
25. Radar antenna on stern arch
26. Dingy davits on Stern arch
27. Outboard davit
28. AB Aluminum 9' rib inflatable
29. Yamaha 6 hp 4 stroke outboard, rail mounted
30. Arch mounted flood light and speaker/horn
31. MOP
32. Lifesling
33. Throw buoy with strobe
34. Rod holder
35. 2 single kayaks with rail mounts
36. DECK AND MAST
37. Keel stepped aluminum anodized Seldon mast
38. In mast furling
39. Rigid Boom Vang
40. Deck light
41. Windex
42. Hailer/horn
43. Double spreader mast head rig
44. Cutter rigged sloop
45. Radar reflectors
46. Stay sail with Harken Furler
47. Head sail with Pro Furl Furler
48. Double lifelines with safety netting
49. Aluminum toe rails
50. Non skid decks
51. SS hand rails
52. Spinnaker Pole, stanchion mounted
53. Dorade Vents
54. 8 man Life raft w canister, needs certification
55. SS Bow pulpit
56. Electric Anchor windlass, power up and down, foot switches
57. Double bow roller
58. 50lb Rockna Bow anchor with 400' of heavy chain
59. 32lb Rockna Bow anchor with 430' of chain and rode
60. Safety gear for offshore
61. 
    

Electronics

1. 12V ELECTRICAL
2. 5 12v AGM batteries 1400 amp hours 4 yrs old
3. 4 100w solar panels
4. Outback solar charge controller, display at Nav station
5. 100 amp Alternator, 2022
6. DC panel with breakers and volt and amp meters
7. Xantrex battery monitor
8. Interior 12v fans
9. Interior lighting
10. Nav Lighting
11. Deck lighting
12. Masthead light
13. Foredeck light
14. Fresh water pump
15. Bilge pump
16. Radio
17. Propane switch
18. Refrigeration
19. Blower
20. Instruments
21. Auto pilot 1 and 2
22. Watermaker
23. Fuel transfer Pump
24. DC outlets
25. Diesel heater
26. NAVIGATIONAL ELECTRONICS
27. Raymarine 12 " Multifunction display at helm in Pod
28. Raymarine ST 6001+ Below deck auto pilot at helm in Pod
29. Com Nav below deck heavy seas auto pilot, at helm in Pod
30. Raymarine Windpoint, Windspeed, at helm in Pod
31. Standard Horizon ram mic at helm
32. Raymarine 9" Multi Function Display at Nav Station
33. Standard Horizon Matrix VHF radio with AIS at Nav Station
34. Raymarine ST60 Graphics repeater at Nav Station
35. Jenson Stereo
36. Outback Charge Controller for Solar
37. Xantrex Battery Monitor
38. AC ELECTRICAL
39. AC Panel w breakers
40. 110V 30 amp Shore power system with cord
41. Euro shore power system adapter
42. Outlets
43. Outback Inverter/charger
44. Water heater
45. Microwave