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General| Length overall | 9.14 m |
|---|---|
| Sail area | 50 m² |
| Category | A |
| Hull Length | 9.14 m |
| Sail Area Upwind | 50 m² |
| Spinnaker Area | 80 m² |
| Engine Power | 14 HP |
| Berths | 6 |
| Water Capacity | 100 L |
| Displacement | 2, 800 kg |
| Engine | Diesel Inboard |
| Designer | Finot-Conq |
This guide provides details on boat usage, equipment, and care for pleasure and safety.
Instructions on where to find the Hull Identification Number (HIN) and how to interpret its components.
Details on the boat's length, beam, displacement, draft, air draft, and sail areas.
Information on the boat's certification according to European directives and design category.
Description of design categories (A, B, C, D) based on wind force and wave height.
Recommendations for using harnesses, lifelines, lifejackets, and guard lines for safety.
Specifies the standard engine (Volvo Penta Sail-drive) and optional models.
Guidance on engine use, maintenance schedule, and cooling seacock operation.
Key checks like sacrificial anode and fluid levels, plus information sources.
Details on the diesel tank capacity and the fuel supply cut-down valve.
Requirement to keep the keel in the lower position when sailing.
How to operate the hydraulic keel system using buttons and stopping movement.
Steps to access the hydraulic system by removing the central table.
Recommendations for oil level checks, system draining, and underwater keel inspection.
Guide on adjusting the hydraulic system's brake for keel movement issues.
How to manually operate the electrical keel system during power failure.
Information on pressure stat tunings and default settings for the hydraulic keel system.
How to adjust the parallelism of the rudders using screw threads.
Maintenance advice for rudder bearings and greasing.
Steps for safely removing a rudder by disconnecting the link tube and bolts.
Description of the manual and electric bilge pump system and their connections.
Recommendations for checking pumps, filters, water tightness, and keeping emergency plugs.
Information on the optional fire extinguisher and discharge opening for the engine compartment.
Advice on the optional Eberpacher heating system, including safety points.
Details on the engine start battery, service battery, and their locations.
Information about main and secondary electrical boards and installation limitations.
Important precautions for battery checks, working with current, and modifications.
Lists components like water bag, pressure unit, tap, and sink system.
Precautions for using and cleaning the NAUTA water bag and tank.
Recommendations for filling the water tank without exceeding capacity.
Details the optional black water tank capacity and location.
Instructions on using the tank valve and draining it via deck access.
Advice to refer to individual equipment manuals and contact resellers for issues.
Importance of initializing equipment like autopilot and log speedo.
Information on installed seacocks for various systems and plumbing checks.
Details on the gas system, burner, tank, and safety precautions.
Advice on ventilation for moored boats and drying the interior.
Guidance on cleaning agents and recommendations for winter storage.
Precautions for traditional lifting and the 'quick lifting system'.
Procedures for dismantling the mast and using a cradle for the boat.
Guidance on repairs, hull maintenance, and specific care for the lifting keel system.
Checks for rigging integrity and maintenance for the mainsail.
Inspecting self-aligning balls for rudders and the pilot electric ram.
Care for stainless steel, windlass storage, and fresh water system checks.
Checks for the inner forestay and precautions for reversing maneuvers.
Guidance on setting the storm jib and operating the genoa furler.
Proper use of the removable bow plate and fender placement.
Details on the one-year general warranty and five-year hull warranty against osmosis.
Conditions not covered by the warranty, such as bad use or unauthorized modifications.
Advice on careful handling of hydrocarbons like oils and fuel to protect the environment.
Guidelines for stocking and disposing of crew waste in specific containers.
Reference to the main arrangement diagram for sail and rig.
Reference to the electrical power scheme diagram.
Reference to documentation for the NKE system.
Reference to reseller-provided documents.
Specifies the required navigation lights when sailing.
Specifies the required navigation lights when at anchor.
Specifies the required navigation lights when operating under engine power.
Explains RIPAM regulations for navigation lights on vessels under 12m.
Details the setup for masthead lights when sailing with the optional system.
Details the setup for masthead lights when anchoring with the optional system.
Details the setup for masthead lights when operating under engine power.
Explains RIPAM regulations for using the optional tricolor masthead light.
Introduction to the NKE Autopilot pack and its components for 2016 specifications.
Details external components like displays, sensors, and remote controls.
Details internal components like junction boxes, ram, and battery sensors.
Visual guide to external NKE autopilot components like displays and sensors.
Visual guide to internal NKE autopilot components and wiring.
Tuning guide for the NKE Autopilot based on wind conditions (light, medium, strong).
Fields for entering the "true wind (TW)" NKE code and calculator number.
Principle of mounting the mainsail corner system, including parts and steps.
Important notes regarding cordage length and system patent.
Diagram showing the placement of conformers on the Pogo 30.
Diagram with dimensions for the Pogo 30 lifting keel transport cradle.
Table detailing tension values for shrouds and stays on a 27° carbon mast.
Table detailing tension values for shrouds and stays on 20° carbon masts.
Introduction to the Axxon Rig Manual covering stepping, tuning, and maintenance.
Importance of proper rig tuning for performance and reliability.
Determining mast center of gravity, preparation, and tools required for stepping.
Steps for assembling rotating spreaders, captang, spreaderbends, and tipcups.
Instructions for assembling loops for headstay, runner, or shroud without T-bone.
Detailed steps for lifting and securing the mast during stepping.
Pre-stepping checks including turnbuckle position and mast protection.
Preparation and adjustment procedures for rigging without a mast jack.
Adjusting rake and V1 turnbuckles for pre-bend.
Adjusting D1 and D2 turnbuckles for mast bend and straightness.
Final checks for mast bend, straightness, and component security.
Instructions for Spartite pouring and using a mast jack for tuning.
Detailed steps for adjusting V1 and D1 turnbuckles using a mast jack.
Adjustment procedures for D2 and other mast jack settings.
Verifying jack pressure, shim fit, and component alignment after adjustments.
Checking rigging while sailing, including mast straightness and pre-bend.
Importance of inspecting rigging and mast for performance, reliability, and safety.
Detailed checks for mast head attachments, sheaves, and headstay furler.
Inspecting upper, intermediate, lower shrouds, and backstay components.
Inspecting spreaders, sail tracks, running backstays, and boom/vang goosenecks.
Guidelines for rigging care and different levels of mast inspection (A, B, C).
Recommended frequency and specific procedures for rig inspections.
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