2005 Hunter Passage 456

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Davits over the transom to carry the dingy. Transom shower as well as a fresh water wash down for washing the boat away from the marina. Outboard engine davit. On top of the davits, a 400 watt bi-facial solar panel (can make 475 watts). Another exact solar panel is located behind the cockpit. I put a new Bimini with three sight windows (with closers) to see the sails, nine enclosure panels with five opening windows and four doors in order to use the winches while the enclosures are down, and a new dodger with an opening window. There is also a Bimini connector keeping the cockpit dry under all conditions. All the winches have been cleaned and lubricated.New stainless uncoated safety lines. New standing rigging. New running rigging. New main sail, 110% headsail (reinforced foot against chaff on lifelines) and cruising spinnaker. The boat is rigged for a spinnaker and has the additional spinnaker winches. New Raymarine electronics including Raymaine Quantum 2 Doppler radar and matching slave wind direction and speed at nav station. New Navionics Large Platium Plus charts with new radar in both the cockpit and at the nav station. A wind speed wind direction a the nav station, too. All the instruments networked together.

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USB ports in cockpit.Stereo on deck. New cushions and upholstery throughout the boat. New queen size bed in master bedroom with box springs and memory foam. New air conditioning unit. New refrigerator. Rebuilt toilets in both bathrooms. New water pump, a/c pump, shower sump pump, macerators, etc. New Schenker Zin 30 water maker plumbed to each water tank and sink with water directed to all or as directed. This water maker is very quiet and runs off the batteries. There is no need to start the generator. New Victron programable solar chargers bluetoothed, new Victron Multi Function 3000 bluetoothed and programmable, New Victron battery monitor. The batteries are blue toothed as well. All networked and seen from nav station and duplicated on cell phone. 900 amps of new lithium iron phosphate batteries, each with a bms. New AGM starter battery. New Hypalon rigid dingy with new 15 horsepower Mercury outboard (currently about 40 hours on then engine), anchor, rode and chains as well as dock lines and boarding ladder for the dingy. Sighting bucket and extra gas can. Balmar 150 amp alternator. New Rynogy 40 amp DC-DC charger with cutoff switch. New Force 10 stove. Teak grates in both bathroom and shower. At least fourteen dock lines and two pole lines. Two docking poles hooks. Six 10”x28” fenders. Two PFDs and three offshore inflatable PFDs with built in harnesses and tethers. Two jack lines. Two pair of foul weather bib and jackets. This boat has too many extras to list. New smart TV in master and living room. Interior stereo system. New microwave, coffee maker, griddle, and toaster. Filtered water and faucet for dock use. I changed out all lights in the interior, masthead anchor light, steaming light and navigation lights, bow and stern, to LED lights. New Epirb including location via satellite and AIS. New AIS. Two new 50 foot 30 amp power cords, two new 25 foot power cords and one 50 amp to two 30 amp splitter. One 50 foot water line and one 25 foot water line. New solar panel trickle charger for starter battery. Built and install five new cedar self closing drawers in closet. New VHF mic and and two handheld VHFs. New accumulator pressure tank to take the burden off the water pump. Electronic oil siphon for oil change.  New binoculars. New Starlink, moved its electrical circuit to 12 volt. New deerskin leather wrapped wheel. Rebuilt Danforth cockpit compass with new LED back light. New cockpit radio/CD player with speakers. New faucets in both bathrooms. Fifty-five pound Rocna anchor with 250 feet of 5/16 chain. Mantis S2 swivel. Back up 44 pound Danforth anchor with 250 feet of rode and chain. Four snubber lines. New propellor for main engine. My maintenance/replacement list and records are long and exhaustive. New boat bottom paint on hull, shaft and prop using six year paint. New cutlass bearing. Just compounded and waxed the boat and gelcoat dings fixed. New macerator pump for the forward head (we never used it). New filtered water faucet. New hatch in forward bathroom. Chain plates and entranceway recaulked. The teak interior has been cleaned, teak oiled and the fiddles sanded and revarnished. Bathrooms and kitchen recaulked. Recaulked chain plates. All seat cushions cleaned. New radio deck speakers. This boat has been meticulously maintained and is in perfect working order. She is ready for another round of Bahamas. You will be self sufficient. You can see the boat in action on our YouTube channel channel: Cinthya and Franklin. Start at the beginning. If you like sailing, or anchoring and lounging in comfort, for that matter, you will enjoy the videos.