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Vessel is designed as Category B for offshore sailing, handling winds up to Beaufort Force 8 and wave heights up to 4m.
Specifies maximum number of people and total load capacity based on sailing category for stability and buoyancy.
Crucial safety warnings and essential instructions for using and maintaining the vessel's electrical system.
Details the standard 12V DC electrical circuit, including battery, fuse protection, and the main electrical panel.
Explains the configuration and benefits of the optional second battery for the vessel.
Guidance on calculating power consumption and managing battery capacity for onboard equipment.
Procedures for inspecting the lightning protection system for damage after a lightning strike.
Essential safety precautions for crew to minimize electrical risks during storms.
General description of the standard VOLVO engine and the duckbill type propeller installed on the vessel.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the vessel's engine using the cut-outs.
Details regular maintenance, wintering procedures, and key checks for the engine and sail drive.
Critical warning regarding the dangers of carbon monoxide produced by combustion engines.
General safety precautions for vessel operation, emphasizing speed adaptation and traffic awareness.
Important warning about nominal fuel capacity and crucial safety measures for fuel handling.
Outlines the diesel circuit, including the isolation valve and fuel gauge location.
Explains the operation of standard ¼ turn valves and how to identify open/closed positions.
Details the components of the optional freshwater system, including tank and pumps.
Step-by-step instructions for the correct operation and use of the marine toilet.
Describes the vessel's two bilge pumps (electric and manual) for water evacuation.
Guidance on ensuring bilge pump functionality and warnings to prevent vessel flooding.
Information on the vessel's fire extinguishers and emergency exit locations.
Specifies the types and recommended locations for portable fire extinguishers.
Essential safety instructions covering fire prevention, equipment checks, and crew responsibilities.
Importance of proper adjustment and regular checks for the mast and standing rigging.
Details the Harken furler system and the need for regular condition checks.
Advice on maintaining sails for optimal performance and factors influencing sail selection.
Recommendations for rinsing and storing running rigging to preserve its condition.
Maintenance procedures for winches and pulleys, including rust removal advice.
Guidelines for mounting extra topside fittings, stressing professional advice.
Discusses factors affecting visibility from the helm and the necessity of constant vigilance.
Information on lifeline anchor points and the use of the aft cockpit handle for rescue.
Details on life raft requirements, storage, and the importance of crew training.
Advice on compulsory safety equipment based on national regulations and vessel category.
General advice on protecting the environment, proper disposal of products, and waste management.
Notes that wastewater tanks are optional and advises consulting the dealer for installation.
Guidance on hull protection with anti-fouling paint and handling toxic products.
Details the legal warranty provisions as per Act No. 6765 of 3/01/67.
Explains the one-year contractual warranty covering parts and labor for defects.
Recommends amicable solutions for disputes before resorting to legal action.
Specifies that disputes will be subject to the jurisdiction of local courts under French law.
General| Keel Type | Fin Keel |
|---|---|
| J | 11.50 ft |
| Designer | Rod Johnstone |
| Year Introduced | 1992 |
| Beam | 3.05 m |
| Engine | Yanmar 2GM20 |
| Rudder Type | Spade |
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