The Minnow, a Sailing Catamaran

The Minnow is a Catana 522 Ocean Class, hull number 11.
It's 52 feet long, not counting the 4-feet or so of bowsprit. (The bowsprit is the pole sticking out the front of the boat used for jousting.)
The top of the mast is about 79 feet above the water.
The boat weighs about 40,000 lbs, a bit heavy for a boat trailer.
It is 28 feet wide, a little wide for most roads.
The draft is 4'5" with the daggerboards up.
We have the big mainsail in back and two sails in front. In addition, there are three different-sized spinnakers. You generally use the main sail and one sail at a time in front.
There are two 78 hp Volvo diesel engines.
The boat goes about 10 knots using the motors, and from 0 to 15 knots under sail. You can actually get a lot faster than that in a hurricane.
The diesel tank holds 264 gallons.
The freshwater tanks hold 211 gallons.
There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms in the hulls, and a living area between the hulls. It's all air conditioned and heated, but the heater only works in warm water.
There is a 10kw generator and 6 110w solar panels. We also have a windmill generator stored away.
The boat has a marine radio, an HF radio, fish finder, radar, satphone, TV/DVD/Stereo, autopilot, GPS, three chart plotters, a camera at the top of the mast, 5 wind displays, a radio modem, and other various and sundry instruments and displays.
There's a stove, oven, refrigerator, freezer, and microwave.
We have a 12-foot dinghy, a 15hp outboard, and two sea kayaks.