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General| Head Compartments | 2 |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 10.8 t |
| Engine | Volvo Penta D4 |
| Max Speed | 34 kn |
| Cabins | 3 |
| Berths | 6 |
| Engine Options | Single or twin engine configuration |
Defines the roles and responsibilities of the boat's captain and owner for safe operation and crew well-being.
Clarifies the meaning of different warning signs (Danger, Warning, Caution, Information) used throughout the manual.
Covers fundamental rules and safety precautions for working with the onboard electrical system.
Describes the DC electrical system, battery configuration, and control via touch-sensitive display.
Guides users on navigating the BUS system via the helm station's touch-sensitive display interface.
Explains the AC system's fuse and breaker modules, including their installation locations.
Lists the allocation of fuses and breakers within the AC system's consumer boxes.
Describes the diesel fuel system, its components, controls, and safety precautions for fueling.
Details the LPG gas system, its components, installation compliance, and safe operation guidelines.
Explains the steering system, its components, operation, and different steering positions.
Details the bow thruster system, its control, power source, and important safety cautions.
Explains the operation and safety precautions for the powered anchor windlass system.
Describes the fresh water system, its tank capacity, pump, and maintenance requirements.
Provides guidance on operating the yacht's engines, including pre-start checks and system information.
Details the yacht's handling characteristics, including potential airborne situations and factors affecting performance.
Explains the yacht's navigation lights, their operation, and essential checks before night boating.
Provides essential security advice and procedures for anchoring, mooring, and towing operations.
Outlines the importance of maintaining a proper lookout and adhering to COLREGs to prevent collisions.
Details the procedure for filling the fuel tank, including safety precautions and tank capacity considerations.
Lists essential safety equipment that must be carried on board and checked before every trip.
Provides critical measures for operating the yacht safely in rough weather conditions.
Emphasizes the importance of securing all loose equipment to prevent damage and ensure stability.
Explains factors that can reduce the yacht's stability and how to maintain it.
Details procedures and safety measures for man overboard situations and reboarding the vessel.
Describes the reboarding device (bathing ladder) and its operation for rescuing persons overboard.
Highlights risks of flooding and sinking, including bilge pump limitations and securing openings.
Covers the location and capacity of fire extinguishers and the owner's responsibility for their maintenance.
Lists the types and locations of fire extinguishers installed on the yacht.
Provides information on escape routes and the importance of keeping them clear.
Provides essential precautions and procedures to follow in case of grounding the vessel.
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