Description
The 16' Bourne runabout is partly based on the Egret but with a forward raking transom and a fair amount of tumblehome in the aft quarters. She uses the same ply skin over a slotted together ply framework but the tumblehome area is planked using diagonal layers of plywood. The hull can be veneered to simulate planking or left as a plywood hull. There is also no reason why she could not be strip planked too.
Initially she is set up to use a Torquedo 2 electric outboard in a well but she should also take an inboard electric motor and a conventional rudder system. Seating is for 6
16' Bourne Particulars | ||
LOA | 15' 10" | 4.83m |
Beam | 5' 8 1/2" | 1.74m |
Hull Mid Depth | 2'7" | 0.81m |
Draft | 1' 8" | 0.5m |
Approx. Dry Weight (incl. engine and excl. batteries) | 827 lbs | 375 kg |
Engine | Typically a Torquedo 2 electric outboard | |
Hull Shape | V bottom single chine | |
Construction Methods | Ply over frame | |
Major plywood requirements for hull | 14 x 6mm sheets 5 x 9mm sheets 1 x 12mm sheets | |
Guidance Use | 4 -6 adults | |
Drawing/Design Package | 7 x A1 + 5 x A4 instruction/spec sheets | |
Additions and alterations included with the plans |