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Main cabin berth.
INCREDIBLE storage under this.. I carried spares for every pump on the boat here.
Also, the epicenter of my 3am leg cramps the universe would visit on my for a too-full day of busting hump. Do. Not. Miss. Them!
Also, the epicenter of my 3am leg cramps the universe would visit on my for a too-full day of busting hump. Do. Not. Miss. Them!
DC Panel
AC Panel
The tags there are lockouts to prevent helpful souls from energizing some decommissioned things that shouldn't be energized while decommissioned.
Gen start
My universal preference for the first start of any day was to drop into the eng. room and start from there where I could put my eyes on lots of things that were useful to see before start.
Diagnostic water pressure gage..
that I added (and ultimately found hella useful) one night in figuring out what was going on with my fresh-water pump failing.
I also incorporated a shutoff for the ice maker which greatly simplifies decommissioning. All this is under the nav station seat.
I also incorporated a shutoff for the ice maker which greatly simplifies decommissioning. All this is under the nav station seat.
Wider shot of the nav station.
Guest head
Photo taken from inside the shower
Guest cabin
This was supposed to be my daughter's cabin but she was not even slightly a fan of being on a boat. Entertained the idea of converting this space into a small machine shop and tool room. Might have alleviated my aggravation of having to drive home every time I needed an uncommon tool or to make a part.
The berth expands another 18" or so toward the photographer. Closet to the left
The berth expands another 18" or so toward the photographer. Closet to the left
Fuel and fresh water monitoring
Waste tank monitoring and discharge control.
Main cabin head
Shower to the left behind door
Forward bilge
There's a LOT of room/storage down there.
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