Equipment

Most of our electronics are Raymarine brand. Not current models but new enough to be networked via SeaTalkng (nmea 2000).

Chartplotter: a98 at the helm, c125 at the nav station
Radar: RD418D
Instruments: i70s & i70 with a tri-ducer for depth, speed, and water temperature, anemometer for wind
i50 depth display with dedicated depth transducer (not networked, standalone for redundancy)
Downvision transducer for fishfinder and bottom imaging
Autopilot: Evolution EV-1 (compass & heading), ACU-400 (actuator control unit), p70Rs (control head)
VHF: iCom m422 plus a Command mic in the cockpit
Fog horn/loud hailer: Standard Horizon VLH-3000A
Offshore coms: Iridium Go with external antenna (plus a spare Iridium Go unit)
AIS: AMEC Camino-108s (class b transmitter & receiver)
GPS: built into both chartplotters plus a networked Garmin GPS antenna (the Iridium Go and has an integral GPS and we have several hand held units)

House batteries: LiTime 12V 100Ah TM LiFePO4 (x4)
Solar panels: BougeRV 100 watt 9BB mono crystalline glass panels (x4)
Solar charge controller: Blue Sky Energy Solar Boost 2512iX-HV (x2) networked to IPN-Pro remote panel
AC charge controller: Victron Energy Blue Smart IP22 12-Volt 30 amp
Inverter: Pure sine wave
Start battery: AGM
Alternator regulator: Lifeline Next Step
DC to DC charger (for charging house batteries from the alternator: Renogy 60amp

Ground Tackle

Primary: Spade 120 anchor (galvanized) on 300 feet of 5/16″ high test chain
Secondary: Delta 35lb on a mixed rode
Stern: Fortress FX-16
Storm: Fortress FX-37
Other: Damaged Spade A100 (aluminum) that we may try to repair as a backup (someone was throwing it away)
Windlass: Muir Cougar

Dinghy: Achilles 9’6″ with high pressure air floor
Outboard: Tohatsu 4 stroke 6hp
Windvane: Monitor
Watermaker: Spectra Ventura 200T
Sena Expand wireless headsets (used during anchoring or when one of us climbs the mast)