– 160 gal. aluminum fuel tanks (four below the cabin sole and one 30 gal. under the aft cockpit (2011)
– 230 gal. in two stainless steel water tanks under the cabin sole
– 12 gal. water heater (110v or engine)
– Two 9 gal. polyethylene holding tank
Layout from forward to aft:
– Forward V-berth
– Guest stateroom with twin bunks
– Shared head port forward with Tecma electric head with fresh water flush and stainless steel sink. There is a stall shower to starboard
– Saloon with straight settee on port and U-shaped settee to starboard.
– Dinette with pedestal wood table. Custom tabletop (2006). The table drops to convert to an additional sleeping berth
– Navigation station with table with storage under and swivel seat
– Master cabin aft with double berth with private en suite head starboard aft. Head has Tecma electric toilet with fresh water flush and stall shower.
– 8 Man Ship stainless opening hatches (2006)
– 8 Man Ship opening ports (2006)
– 4 bronze opening ports in the cockpit area
– Screens on all self-draining opening ports
– Four deck prisms
– Teak cabinetry and trim
– Solid teak staving on bulkheads
– Cabin overhead panels (2011)
– Teak and holly cabin sole
– Solid teak chart and dinette table
– Ceramic tile galley countertops
– Marble head countertops
– Overhead with white panel inserts and teak trim
– Four 12-volt 6″ fans
– 12-volt cabin lights throughout
– Storage under seats, in V-berth, and hanging lockers
– Located starboard mid-ship
– Pour foam-insulated refrigerator and freezer compartments with Isotherm
– Large double stainless steel galley sinks with pull-out faucet
– Propane remote shutoff
– Two aluminum propane tanks
– Pressure hot and cold water
– Ceramic tile countertops with teak trim
– Force 10 4-burner propane gimbaled stove (2006)
– Panasonic microwave oven
– Magma propane grill topside on aft port rail
– Stainless steel, bronze, and teak boom gallows
– Double stainless steel bow rollers
– Bruce anchor
– Two Danforth-type anchors
– 1 1/4″ stainless steel stanchions with double lifelines and opening gates port and starboard
– Nicro Fic aluminum genoa tracks with cars
– Three molded fiberglass Dorades with stainless steel vents
– canvas covers for deck hatches
– 5/8″ teak glued overlay on decks bedded in Thiokol (2010)
– Teak cap rail, rub rail, eyebrows, and handrails on the cabin top
– Stainless steel bow and stern pulpits
– Dual stainless steel anchor rollers
– Anchor locker access from the V-berth area
– Six recessed stainless steel fairleads and 12″ mooring cleats
– Lofrans Project 1500 windlass with combination chain/rope gypsy and deck-mounted foot controls and cockpit remote (2010)
– Maxwell AA560 windlass controller and rode counter
– Teak-rimmed stainless steel “destroyer” wheel
– Emergency tiller
– Cockpit operated Henderson MK 85-2501 manual bilge pump
– Stainless steel folding boarding ladder on transom
– Custom stainless steel dinghy davits
– Stainless steel lift on the aft rail
– Pushpit with rail-mounted engine board
– Bimini and dodger with stainless steel frames
– Standard center cockpit with pedestal-mounted steering
– Aft cockpit access from the aft stateroom
– West Marine 11’5″ Hypalon inflatable (2012)
– Yamaha 15 hp outboard (2009)
-Tri-color light
– Nav. lights
– VHF
– Windex
– Static dissipator
– Wind speed
– LED spreader lights
– Ritchie 5″ Pwerdamp compass with cover mounted on top of the binnacle
– ICOM Commander Mic III VHF at cockpit pedestal
– ICOM IC-M604 VHF / GPS / DSC at chart table
– ICOM IC-M802 SSB at chart table
– SIMRAD AP28 autopilot control head on cockpit bulkhead
– B&G Network Triton2 control head and B&G WS310 wind sensor
– B&G Network Zeua 3 9″ MFD (chart plotter, GPS, Radar, Autohead, NMEA2000 compliant) at pedestal
– B&G 4G radar
– AIS receiver integrated with vessel electronic backbone
– SCS PTC-III USB modem mounted at chart table
– Iridium Satellite Access Point at chart table
– Weems & Plath brass clock and barometer
– Hand-held air horn
– Ocean Industries DCII electrical panel with AC and DC ammeters and voltmeters
– AC main breaker with polarity indicator
Batteries
– Two Group 27 West Marine 15020126 flooded lead acid starting batteries located to starboard in the engine compartment (2021)
– Four Group L16 Full River DC400 415 AH batteries located on the port side in the engine compartment (2021)
– One Trojan U1-AGM 34 AH for generator start located port in the engine compartments
– NAPA marine/RV deep cycle battery for the windlass (2023)
– Northern Lights Model E673L 6 kW diesel generator (2013)
– Magnum Energy MS2012 2000W with 100 amp charger12V Pure Sine Inverter/Charger (2021)
– Kyocera Model KC85TS 87-watt solar panel
– Blue Sky solar charge controller, Solar Boost 3024i
– Magnum Energy state-of-charge voltage monitors
– Blue Sky IPN-Pro remote, switched digital, state-of-charge, and Solar voltage monitors (2008)
– 50 amp 120/240-volt shore power inlet port side of cockpit and cord
– AC and DC power distribution panel with rev. polarity indicator
– GFCI protection for galley, heads, and other wet areas
– Engine access from a lift-out panel from the port passageway and starboard from the galley
– Perkins 4.234 freshwater-cooled main engine (no hour meter and estimate at 7,500 hours)
– Perkins cockpit analog instrument pod (tach, temp, oil pressure, gear pressure)
– Separate throttle and shift control levers
– Borg Warner transmission 2:1 reduction gear and hydraulic reverse
– Gori 3-blade feathering propeller
– Insulated engine room
– Engine room blower
– 1 1/2″ shaft (new May 2024)
– Shaft shark
– Whale manual bilge pump
– One Rule 12v 1500 GPH manual bilge pump
– Emergency bilge pump from engine raw water intake
– Haier portable washer
– Clothes Dryer
– Dometric 120-volt rev cycle AC 16K BTU in the main saloon (2008)
– Dickerson Newport diesel cabin heater 16.250K in the main saloon
( fuel consumption is 1.29 gal. low and 3.2 gal. high per 24 hours)
– Sea Recovery Spectra Water maker 300 gal/day 120VAC (2007)
– Water maker membrane (2013)
– Dive compressor (2011)
– Cutter rigged
– Offshore Spars carbon fiber mast painted white (2015)
– Solid stainless steel mast compression rod type (2015)
– Harken mainsail track and slide system, high-performance low-friction mainsail handling system (2015)
– Port side storm sail track (2015)
– Double carbon fiber spreaders (2015)
– Carbon fiber Park Ave boom painted white (2015)
– Forespar carbon fiber spinnaker pole mounted on mast padeye (2015)
– Forespar, line-controlled rigid boom vang (2015)
– Upper and lower spreaders are stainless steel rod
– Forestay and backstay are stranded wire
– Chrome bronze open barrel turnbuckles
– Titanium shroud chainplates are secured on the interior and serviceable
– Teak and bronze boom gallows
– Harken roller furling for head sail
– Staysail stay for the hank on sail
– Harken mainsail traveler
– Genoa tracks on toe rail with cars
– Rope clutches and cam cleats on the cabin top
– Mainsail reefer line led back to the cockpit
– Lazy jack mainsail flaking system
Winches:
– 1 Lewmar #44 2 speed ST on each side of the cockpit
– 1 Lewmar #55 2 speed ST on each side of the cockpit
– 1 Lewmar #44 2 speed ST on cabin top
– 1 Harken 900 Unipower ST electric winch on the cabin top
– 1 Lewmar #40 2 speed ST on mast
– 2 Lewmar #46 2 speed ST on mast
Sails:
– Mainsail Dacron with canvas cover (2005/2006)
– Roller furling genoa with UV panel (2005/2006)
– Staysail stowed in sail locker under the V-berth
– Asymmetrical spinnaker (Gennaker) stowed in sail locker under the V-berth
– Double ender canoe style transom
– Fin keel molded into the hull
– Full skeg hung rudder with rudder shoe
– Molded plank top hull dies
– Hand-layup fiberglass with laid Airex cored hull
– Ballast encapsulated in the hull
– Hull drain plug
– One-piece molded fiberglass sandwich balsa cored decks
– Hull stiffness provided by fiberglass structure
– Molded raised toe rails with teak cap
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