The Viper Magnum is a modern 10-meter RIB that combines high performance, advanced marine technology, safety, and comfort, creating a vessel with a strong performance character while also offering significant potential for professional use.



TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Manufacturer: Viper

• Model: Magnum 970

• Year of construction: 2023

• Length: 9.7 m

• Beam: 3.05 m

• Draft: 0.8 m

• Type: RIB / Inflatable boat

• Usage: Professional



ENGINES

• Number of engines: 2

• Manufacturer: Suzuki

• Power per engine: 300 hp

• Total power: 600 hp

• Type: Outboard engines

• Operating hours: 150 hours



PERFORMANCE & CONSUMPTION

• Cruising speed: 38 knots

• Maximum speed: 55 knots

• Fuel consumption: 2.1 lt/nm at 4,200 rpm at 38 knots



ENGINE SERVICE

• Service at 20 operating hours

• Service at 100 operating hours

• Total engine operating hours: 150



TANKS

• Fuel tank: 400 L

• Water tank: 100 L



ELECTRONICS & NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

• High-end Lowrance plotter / GPS / depth sounder

• Lowrance Halo 20 radar

• Lowrance VHF

• Point-1 GPS antenna for increased navigation accuracy

• Chain counter - 50m stainless steel



ANCHORING

• Electric anchor windlass (Lofrans)

• Stainless steel chain (Inox)

• Length of stainless steel chain: 50 m



DECK & EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT

• Real teak deck

• Exterior shower

• Swimming ladder

• Large rear seat

• Bimini Top

• Perforated sunshade awning with 2 carbon poles that covers the entire large rear seat



INTERIOR EQUIPMENT & COMFORT

• Electric toilet

• Refrigerator

• Small freezer



SOUND SYSTEM

• Cockpit speakers / high-performance exterior speakers

• Amplifier



CONDITION & STORAGE

• Excellent condition

• Stored in a covered area

• No mechanical or technical problems



TRAILER

• Tri-axle trailer

• With registration license & plate



The details and information regarding the vessel are provided exclusively for informational purposes, in good faith and based on available data, without constituting part of any binding agreement or warranty regarding the accuracy, completeness, or condition of the vessel.