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Detailed dimensions, capacities, and weights of the vessel and its components.
Details regarding the vessel's compliance with relevant directives and standards.
Classification of the vessel's seaworthiness based on wind and wave conditions.
Section for owner to record specific boat details like hull number and delivery date.
Information on essential safety gear required on board, including liferafts and ladders.
Overview of major hazards and essential safety precautions for operating the vessel.
Location and schematic of the onboard gas system, including cylinder and pipework.
Guidelines for safe use, maintenance, and leak detection of the gas system.
Procedures and equipment for fire prevention and fighting on board, including extinguisher locations.
Operation and maintenance of manual and electric bilge pumps for water removal.
Instructions for operating the emergency tiller in case of steering system failure.
Guidance on lifting the boat and information regarding the water line measurements.
Procedures for cleaning, painting, and maintaining the hull, including anti-fouling.
Deck layout showing mooring cleats, towing points, and other navigation-related features.
Factors affecting the vessel's stability and precautions for heavy weather.
Safety measures and areas to avoid to prevent crew falling overboard.
Guidelines for selecting, using, and maintaining mooring lines.
Procedures and precautions for towing and being towed.
Instructions for anchoring, including manual and electric windlass operation.
Care instructions for deck fittings, wood, plexiglas, and stainless steel components.
Adjustment, maintenance, and replacement recommendations for the steering cables.
Diagrams and information on mast and rigging components for different versions.
Maintenance procedures for sheaves, pins, and halyards in the running rigging system.
Operation and maintenance guidelines for winches, including proper rope handling.
Care, cleaning, and procedures for shortening and managing sails.
Overview of interior layouts and general features of the boat's living spaces.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the boat's interior, including varnish and fabrics.
Procedures for stain removal and cleaning of different fabric types used in the interior.
Location, capacity, and operation of the vessel's freshwater tanks and gauges.
Operation of water pumps, faucets, and the fresh/sea water selection system.
How waste water from sinks, heads, and showers is drained, including bilge pump system.
Usage and maintenance of marine heads (toilets) and waste holding tanks.
Components and operation of the 12V DC electrical system, including batteries and chargers.
Overview of the electrical panel, its functions, and basic troubleshooting.
Details on the 24V DC system, including battery management, bow thruster, and winches.
Information on the AC electrical system, shore power connections, and onboard generators.
Specific electrical equipment like autopilot, electronics, heating, and entertainment systems.
Type of motorisation, fuel tank capacity, and general operating precautions.
Location and identification of key engine components like filters, valves, and shafts.
Precautions and procedures for launching the boat and handling it during lifting.
Guidance on the process of stepping and securing the mast.
Procedures for preparing the boat for winter storage, including inventory.
Detailed steps for protecting and maintaining interior and exterior components during winter.
Detailed dimensions, capacities, and weights of the vessel and its components.
Details regarding the vessel's compliance with relevant directives and standards.
Classification of the vessel's seaworthiness based on wind and wave conditions.
Section for owner to record specific boat details like hull number and delivery date.
Information on essential safety gear required on board, including liferafts and ladders.
Overview of major hazards and essential safety precautions for operating the vessel.
Location and schematic of the onboard gas system, including cylinder and pipework.
Guidelines for safe use, maintenance, and leak detection of the gas system.
Procedures and equipment for fire prevention and fighting on board, including extinguisher locations.
Operation and maintenance of manual and electric bilge pumps for water removal.
Instructions for operating the emergency tiller in case of steering system failure.
Guidance on lifting the boat and information regarding the water line measurements.
Procedures for cleaning, painting, and maintaining the hull, including anti-fouling.
Deck layout showing mooring cleats, towing points, and other navigation-related features.
Factors affecting the vessel's stability and precautions for heavy weather.
Safety measures and areas to avoid to prevent crew falling overboard.
Guidelines for selecting, using, and maintaining mooring lines.
Procedures and precautions for towing and being towed.
Instructions for anchoring, including manual and electric windlass operation.
Care instructions for deck fittings, wood, plexiglas, and stainless steel components.
Adjustment, maintenance, and replacement recommendations for the steering cables.
Diagrams and information on mast and rigging components for different versions.
Maintenance procedures for sheaves, pins, and halyards in the running rigging system.
Operation and maintenance guidelines for winches, including proper rope handling.
Care, cleaning, and procedures for shortening and managing sails.
Overview of interior layouts and general features of the boat's living spaces.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the boat's interior, including varnish and fabrics.
Procedures for stain removal and cleaning of different fabric types used in the interior.
Location, capacity, and operation of the vessel's freshwater tanks and gauges.
Operation of water pumps, faucets, and the fresh/sea water selection system.
How waste water from sinks, heads, and showers is drained, including bilge pump system.
Usage and maintenance of marine heads (toilets) and waste holding tanks.
Components and operation of the 12V DC electrical system, including batteries and chargers.
Overview of the electrical panel, its functions, and basic troubleshooting.
Details on the 24V DC system, including battery management, bow thruster, and winches.
Information on the AC electrical system, shore power connections, and onboard generators.
Specific electrical equipment like autopilot, electronics, heating, and entertainment systems.
Type of motorisation, fuel tank capacity, and general operating precautions.
Location and identification of key engine components like filters, valves, and shafts.
Precautions and procedures for launching the boat and handling it during lifting.
Guidance on the process of stepping and securing the mast.
Procedures for preparing the boat for winter storage, including inventory.
Detailed steps for protecting and maintaining interior and exterior components during winter.
General| Engine Power | 110 hp |
|---|---|
| Hull Length | 17.28 m |
| Beam | 5.00 m |
| Draft | 2.50 m |
| Ballast | 6, 500 kg |
| Water Capacity | 930 L |
| Cabins | 4 |
| Berths | 8 |
| Draft (optional) | 2.1 m |
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