Technical Photos

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Motor 1.jpg (161265 Byte)

Volvo D2-55 from the front.

Motor 2.jpg (105101 Byte)

The motor as it was when the rocker cover was removed at 1721 engine hours.

This is extremely clean for a diesel motor, so it must have been serviced regularly.

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Note the double fuel filters with sight glasses and change over valves in case of emergency.

Generator 1.jpg (146017 Byte)

Note here the thermostatic mixer valve on the boiler to prevent scalding when the motor has been running for a long time.

Generator 2.jpg (192230 Byte)

Generator with the sound proof cover removed. The alternator is also water cooled.

Alternator battery charger.jpg (98728 Byte)

Sterling alternator to battery charger to optimise battery charging while the motor is running.

Powersurvivor 160E.JPG (35964 Byte)

Katadyn reverse osmosis system

Watermaker 1.jpg (107095 Byte)

This is installed under the bed in the forward cabin.

Watermaker 2.jpg (80272 Byte)

The RO membrane. The large circular device is the top of the bow thruster motor.

Watermaker contr.jpg (83512 Byte)

The operating panel for the RO system.

Air-X.JPG (111351 Byte)

Air-X wind turbine with new type quiet carbon fibre blades.

This was recently totally renovated.

Anchor winch.JPG (157967 Byte)

Anchor windlass with 100 meters of chain.

Dinghy 1.JPG (130070 Byte)

The dinghy with cover for UV protection.

Dinghy 2.JPG (142016 Byte)

 

Special davits.jpg (168308 Byte)

Special davits for the inflatable. The one rotates to be used as a crane to mount the outboard.

Mast steps.jpg (87500 Byte)

Mast steps right to the top. Great for changing bulbs or effecting repairs.

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Instrument console in cockpit, with Raymarine log, echsounder, wind and autopilot control.

The sidepower control is for the bow thruster and the other switch is a remote control for the anchor winch.

Keelbolts1.jpg (137671 Byte)

Keelbolts with earthing connections.

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Bilge with keelbolts, wire cutters and bilge pump suction pipe.

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