Equipment

General

Sheet winches, two chrome Lewmar 40 two-speed.
Four 10" mooring cleats, two 8" mooring cleats.
Pulpits, bow and stern, in stainless steel.

Double guard lines with four pairs of tapered stanchions, height 610mm. Windscreens with heat treated glass in light alloy frames protect the forward part of the cockpit. A beige canvas canopy with transparent sides and top on the windscreen. Six windows of heat treated glass in light alloy frames, the forward two windows are opening. Light alloy fore hatch with translucent acrylic glass panel and heavy framing, type Gebo.

Permanent mounted manual bilge pump, type Whale Gusher 10.

Peak anchor of CQR type (15 kg / 32 lbs) with nylon 14 mm line 50m (150 ft) and 11m chain 8 mm (35 ft) and aft anchor Bruce type (10 kg/ 22 lbs) with 40m anchor line and 2 m chain 8 mm. Four mooring lines 10m and two of 4m length.

Boat hooks, flagstaff, etc in teak/light alloy.

International navigation lights. Running lights Hella on the pulpit and forward of the mast. Sailing lights as a tricolor LED Hella Marine in the top of the mast. LED white anchor light in the top of the mast as well.

Eight 6" fenders. Two 4" fenders. One bulb fender diameter 420 mm. Cockpit table in teak with light alloy fastening pedistal. Bathing platform (stainless/teak) and stainless ladder on transom.

Engine

Beta Marine 30 (2018) with 75 A alternator and freshwater cooling.

Three house batteries 80 Ah each, with separate circuit for engine starting battery 75Ah (new 2016). Solar panel recharging unit and 35W solar panel on the hatch garage forward of cockpit.

Instruments comprise revolution counter, temp. gauge, hour counter, optic and acoustic warning panels. Propeller bronze 3-blade, dia 17", pitch 12" right hand turning. Propeller shaft 25 mm stainless steel solid with rubber packbox.

Engine and shaft carefully aligned and rubber suspended. The engine foundation is made in GRP and forms a spill tray under the engine. The engine compartment is sound insulated for lowest possible sound level. Shaft bearing cutlass water lubricated rubber bearing. "Wet" exhaust line in rubber with Volvo special muffler in stainless steel. Built in fuel tank 120 litres (32 US gallon) with separate pump for draining of water and sludge from bottom of the tank.

Communications

The communications system on Isabell consists of the following items;

On the board computer the data is collected and shown on top of raster charts in the free Seaclear II software. Normally, the route is plotted in Seaclear and on top of that the AIS incoming data is shown. From the cockpit this data is available on the 10.2 inch IP67 water resistant screen for marine use, of make Optrex (nowadays called Kyocera displays) model KCW107-ABN with 1000 cd/cm brightness and a 600:1 contrast. This screen is sunlight readable and has been in use many years.

The radar and radar plotter are readable on a Raymarine RL70C plus screen at the navigation desk and are repeated onto the cockpit screen with a PC video link.

Isabells foredeck in the marina 2009

Contact us at boot@sailingisabell.nl

Anchored in the third largest swedish freshwater lake Mälaren, just westward of Stockholm