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The Hylas 48 is a 14.6-meter masthead sloop, designed by Bill Dixon and built by Queen Long Marine and Hylas Yachts USA from 2018 to the present. This center-cockpit, fin-keel bluewater cruising yacht features a hand-laid, solid fiberglass hull and a 4.4-meter beam.3:29 It displaces 19,050 kg and has a 2.0-meter draft.3:29 The Hylas 48 is rigged for shorthanded sailing, with all lines led to the cockpit, including an electric in-mast furling mainsail and a self-tacking staysail.8:05 Deck hardware includes a Maxwell windlass with a helm-mounted chain counter, electric two-speed winches, and Manship hatches.9:15 Propulsion comes from a 75-horsepower Yanmar turbocharged diesel engine paired with a Northern Lights generator.11:59 The electrical system operates on 24 volts.16:51 The interior features a walk-through galley, a large master aft cabin with a near king-sized berth, and two forward guest cabins.15:40 Aboard *Sailing Doodles*, a 2019 Hylas 48 sailed from Annapolis to St. Michaels on the Chesapeake Bay in light winds, towing a dinghy because davits were uninstalled.3:10 The vessel has multiple engine room access points, a dedicated space for a washing machine, and a transom designed for fishing and deck wash-down.10:37 It uses a Raymarine navigation suite with an Axiom display at the helm and nav station.9:41
