SS Delphine (ex: Delphine; U.S.S. Dauntless PG61; Dauntless)

Project Name:		Yacht type:	Motor Yacht
Based concept:		Sub type:	Displacement
Imo:	8971815	MMSI:
Call sign:		SYT#:	Y01029
Flag:	Portugal	Port of Registry:	Madeira

Length Overall (m):	78.55	Length Overall (ft):	257.71
Length On Deck (m):		Length On Deck (ft):
Length Waterline (m):		Length Waterline (ft):
Beam (m):	10.82	Beam (ft):	35.50
Draught Max (m):	4.60	Draught Max (ft):	15.09
Draught Min (m):		Draught Min (ft):

Shipyard:	Great Lakes Engineering Works	Year:	1921
Hull:		Status:	Completed
Port:	Detroit, Michigan	Country:	United States
Comment:

Naval Architect:	Gielow & Orr, Antoine Wille
Exterior Designer:	Gielow & Orr
Interior Designer:	Tiffany's

Hull Material:	Steel	Superstructure:	Aluminium
Gross Tonnage:	1255	Displacement:
Class:	RINA
Class Comments:		MCA:	No

Guest Cabins:
Guests:	26	Max Charter Guests:
Crew Cabins:		Crew:	24

Engine Manufacturer:	Great Lakes Engineering Works	Model:
Number of Engines:	2	Type:	Steam
HP:	1,500	KW:	1,119

Total HP:	3,000	Total KW:	2,237

Engines:
Max Speed:	12	Cruise Speed:	9
Range:	2,500 at 9	Propulsion:	Twin Screw

Fuel Capacity (Liters):	250,000	Fuel Capacity (Gallons):	66,050
Water Capacity (Liters):		Water Capacity (Gallons):

Description

Year	Shipyard	Work done	Status
1998-2003	Scheepswerf Zeebrugge	Restored to her former glory at a dock in Zeebrugge by her Belgium owners.	Finished
1926-1927	James Shewan & Sons	Delphine sank in 1926 after a fire, but the yacht was recovered and completely rebuild.	Finished