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7.9m mid Channel enroute to Jersey

7.9m Sonos, Switzerland

7.9m with twin suspension seating and worktop

7.9m ESL, Hong Kong

7.9m ‘We’re Here’ built for RLYC

The Cheetah Hydropod with Reson 8125 multibeam

7.9m Cheetah on the beach on Harris

7.9m with double line fendering, delivered to Lewis 2013

Hydrographic Survey Cheetahs for the Ukraine, 1 & 2 of 5 delivered to date

Two identical Survey Cheetahs delivered to Ukraine in 2012

Sea Trials for the Hydrographic Officve of Ukraine

Ukrainean delivery (2012): Inside the survey style wheelhouse

7.9m with long wheelhouse: asngling set up

Sea trials of angling 7.9m

Inside the long wheelhouse

Launch of Killigrew

Handover of Killigrew to Falmouth Harbour Commissioners

Killigrew ready for delivery to Falmouth Harbour

7.9m delivered to Falmouth Port

Hadrien’s rails

Falmouth Harbour Master pilot rails

7.9m Little Cat during Sea trials

7.9m on Cheetah’s triple axle trailer

Ready for launch

off the trailer and ....

In the water

7.9m Yellowfin with extended overhang and bait station

7.9m Hadron bespoke build for operation from a wheelchair

Wheelhouse with forward ramp for helming from a wheelchair

Portable ramp leading through side door

7.9m set up for wheelchair access

7.9m twins: angling series

7.9m Cheetah with single Honda 90hp

The deck and aft wheelhouse of the survey series

Survey 7.9m with swinging davit

aerial view of 7.9m with stern shoot with single 90hp

Beach landing on a remote peninsular in Scotland

Sea trials of Piscatio II, 7.9m commercial style

7.9m angling Cheetah

Stage B commercial model with additional stern shoot

Commercial Fishing 7.9m with stern shoot and semi open wheelhouse

Sula operates as a remote location craft transporting passengers and supplies to the remote pen

Sula based in Knoydart - the remotest location on the British Mainland

Race Patrol Cheetah at the 2006 Cowes Torquay Powerboat Race

The side door enables easy access from the slip to the cockpit

Colin Macleod aboard his new 7.9m Cheetah on Harris

An Fhaoileag Bhoidheach translates from Gaelic to The Handsome Seagull

The 7.9m has become extremely popular as a remote location craft doubling up as a service boat a

An Fhaoileag Bhoidheach nosed onto the beach

Colin Macleod and Joan aboard An Fhaoileag Bhoidheach in 2008

Top Gun delivered to World Shooting Champion John Bidwell in November 2009

Launch of An Fhaoileag Bhoidheach in Tarbert, Isle of Harris

White Cheetah ready for exhibiting at the Southampton Boatshow 2009

Starboard side helm position with sink and burner

Lady Lui, Practical Pleasure and Angling Cheetah

Top Gun with complete angling fit out

Inside a Stage B delivery - basic fit out for the owner to complete

White Cheetah with complete angling set up was delivered to Lowestoft in 2009

7.9m Angling and Practical Pleasure Craft

Delivery of Happy Hooker, commercial angling Cheetah to Poole 2009

Cheetah’s have become popular as remote location craft

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) 7.9m for Hydrographic Survey

SEPA’s 7.9m was delivered in October 2008

Launch of Kelpie at Troon

Helm and navigator’s seat aboard Practical Pleasure Series

Wheelhouse configurations are built to each customers specification

K66 Hydrographic Survey Cheetah featuring Cheetahs hydropod and moonpool system

Commercial fishing Cheetah operating from Essex

Stage B build includes all mouldings, windows, fendering and stainless steel work

Merlin, remote location craft used for private servicing of the small island of Lismore in Scotl

The swinging davit enables the tender to be lifted and swung onto the deck

Powered by twin Honda 135hp outboards

Powered by twin Honda 135hp outboards

The first 7.9m Cheetah achieved top speeds of 50 knots with twin 225hp Honda outboards in 2003

Merlin during seatrials prior to Roger and Gilly’s delivery voyage

Looking aft from the bow

The 7.9m design criteria included the ability to accommodate the new breed of larger outboard –

The stern platform

We’re Here, Royal Lymington Yacht Club Committee Boat with mid sized wheelhouse

Survey workbench housing computers with Reson MBES software

The foredeck of We’re Here

Surveyor II commissioned by the Saudi Ports Authority 2007

Computer installation inside the long survey style wheelhouse

Macoma commissioned by the University of Bangor in 2007

The 7.9m features good all round visability

Surveyor II aboard Fifth Wheel Trailer System

7.9m Practical Pleasure Cheetah features a game chair. Launched in 2004

7.9m Commercial model to Stage B completion with engines and steering fitted

Where the sun does shine - angling 7.9m series

Commercial Cheetah

7.9m during sea trials 2004

A late afternoon winter launch

White Marlin in preparation for launch and sea trials

Angling Cheetah with Long wheelhouse

7.9m Commercial fishing Cheetah operating from North West Scotland

White Ribbon during sea trials 2009

Hydropod aboard White ribbon with rotating function to enable deployment of larger Kongsberg MBE

White Ribbon, the British Geological Survey’s Hydrographic Survey Cheetah

The 7.9m sidedeck

Hadron’s wide door for wheelchair access
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