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EQUIPMENT
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The equipment on the boat meets the guidelines of the [>ISAF- Regulations governing offshore and oceanic Equipment<] and the [>US-Sailing prescriptions, Council November 13th 2004<].
The boat comes with a battened mainsail, three reefing foresails (Code zero, Genoa, jib), a loose-handled jib/storm jib, genaker, dirk, (for emergency) other movable equipment, an aluminum rig with a tapered mast top, deck lighting, and a Volvo Penta 50 hp, wave drive, rudder bearing JP3 engine.
Hooks and spin lock-fittings---everything a heart desires-- and accessible from the after deck, so that the boat can be sailed one-handed.
A 12V electrical system with all important navigation devices, wireless LAN (Voipnet- Computer telephonie), wireless nav, generator, and numerous batteries.
A shower (warm water), other faucets, salt and fresh water functioning with foot pump, several electrical pumps: for bilge and water ballast, deck wash, and toilets.
Water ballast: 300 liters each port/starboard. Emergency life raft, EPIRP, as well as numerous items of emergency equipment for the major voyage.
Tools and other accessories.
Toilets are electrical and semi-cardanisch.
Pantry: semi-cardanisch unit with stove (camping gas/petroleum) and two sinks.
Charterers will receive an entire equipment list. |
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