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General| Beam | 4.50 m |
|---|---|
| Fuel Capacity | 200 L |
| Water Capacity | 330 L |
| Cabins | 3 |
| Berths | 6 |
| Light Displacement | 10, 549 kg |
| Shallow Draft | 1.75 m |
| Length Overall | 13.85 m |
Welcome message to the new owner.
Details about the boat's construction materials and methods.
Specifications of the boat's length, beam, draught, and air draft.
Details on the engine's propulsion power and recommended size.
Information on the boat's DC and AC electrical system types.
Specifications for fuel, fresh water, and black water tank capacities.
Details on sail dimensions and areas for different configurations.
Details for the deep draught keel version, including load and displacement.
Details for the shallow draught keel version, including load and displacement.
Explanation of the different design categories (A, B, C, D) for sea conditions.
Information and factors affecting the boat's stability and buoyancy.
Instructions and diagrams for accessing the cockpit and engine compartment.
Measures to prevent man overboard and methods for recovery.
Guidelines for properly storing the life-raft on board.
Recommendations for securing loose items on the boat.
Details on risks associated with flooding and their impact on stability.
Risks associated with engines and other fuel-burning equipment.
Risks associated with the boat's electrical systems.
Risks associated with the boat's gas system.
Information on fire prevention and the use of fire-fighting equipment.
Identification and access to emergency exits in case of fire.
Procedures for steering gear failure and associated emergency systems.
General information and safety precautions for the electrical system.
Details on the DC electrical system, including battery use and distribution.
Details on the AC electrical system, including shore power and voltage systems.
Information on onboard electronic equipment and their operation.
Details on fuel-burning equipment like generators and heating systems.
General guidelines for the maintenance and use of water systems.
Instructions on how to correctly use and identify open/closed valves.
Diagram and details of the fresh water filling system.
Layout of the fresh water distribution network throughout the boat.
Information on main plumbing equipment, including water units and expansion tanks.
Details on the black water system, its use, and maintenance.
Information on the waste water system, including sinks, showers, and drains.
Details on the operation and components of the water maker.
Safety information regarding fire and explosion risks related to engines.
Warnings about dangers posed by moving mechanical parts of the engine.
General guidelines and advice for engine operation and maintenance.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine correctly.
Information on the engine's sea water intake valve and its maintenance.
Details on the anti-siphon valve's function and maintenance.
Information on the fuel filter, its role, and maintenance procedures.
Diagrams showing the engine installation for Dock and Go and Sail Drive systems.
Explanation of the engine instrument panel and control lever.
Details on how to access the engine compartment for maintenance.
Information on the propeller, its maintenance, and speed limits.
General guidelines for steering system maintenance and inspection.
Diagram illustrating the components of the sailing boat steering system.
Details on the bow thruster's operation, maintenance, and power.
General guidelines for cleaning and maintaining deck surfaces and materials.
Information on anchor points, berthing lines, and towing procedures.
Details on the main components of the chain locker and windlass.
Operation, maintenance, and safety procedures for the electric windlass.
Diagram and measurements for safely lifting the boat.
Instructions and precautions for lifting the boat, including antifouling.
Information on the upper limit marking for antifoul on the hull.
Procedures and checks required before launching or lifting out the boat.
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