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Hello All, I would say Sea Eagle is a Classic aluminum boat. But I'm not sure if it's a yacht. We went diving in Key West with Captain's Corner charter on Sea Eagle. According to their web site, she is 60' long, weighs 37 tons and was used during the filming of the James Bond movie, License to Kill.    Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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