Bluewater

Her interior layout features the coveted, two-stateroom, two-head layout.  When it comes to Bluewater, the first word that comes to mind is, ‘prepared’. Her systems, and abundant spare parts on board make her a very capable ocean crossing vessel.

The original owners were experienced cruisers who had previously owned trawlers. They studied the Nordhavn line extensively during the NAR Atlantic crossing in 2004.  As part of the rally organizing team, they helped guide the fleet and, in the process, became very familiar with the models by watching them at sea and speaking with the owners out cruising.  They selected the Nordhavn 47 as the ideal size for them and asked for one major concession; they requested a conventional wet exhaust for the Lugger main engine instead of the keel cooled, dry stack configuration that is standard. With many redundant systems and numerous upgrades, Bluewater has thrived offshore, her travels include -Caribbean cruising, an Atlantic crossing and visiting the Mediterranean before settling into a slower pace in the summer waters of Maine, and the Canadian Maritimes. 

After 16 years of travel, Bluewater transitioned to the second owners who were thrilled to find such a beautifully outfitted, cruise ready 47.  She changed hands in a private transaction and the current owners immediately took to sea and cruised along the eastern seaboard and over to the Bahamas then back to the Chesapeake where they call home and to finalized plans to cross the Atlantic. 

The current sellers (the second owners) have spent the last 20 months making her more reliable for a planned cross-Atlantic trip scheduled spring of 2023.  Unfortunately, personal issues and family matters have changed priorities.  Since they can’t take off, they have decided it is best to turn her over to new owners who seek the same type of adventures they had anticipated.

Bluewater shines with a high-end HK Research gel-coat -one of only three [famous] Nordhavns (46 Egret, 47 Bluewater and 52 Dirona) to be molded with this special gel coat. The luster was enhanced in 2022 using latitude 26 nano ceramic coating. In 2023, the saloon cushions and upholstery were replaced with tapioca Ultraleather. The pilothouse upholstery was redone with black ultra-leather and new cushions in 2022. She had ship yard work in 2022 to refresh bottom paint and replace anodes.  While hauled out, a new Aquamet 22 stainless steel shaft (2.5”) and Spurs line cutter were installed.  The propellers were treated with Prop Speed at the same time.

Household conveniences include a full-sized Sub-Zero refrigerator with two freezer drawers and an ice maker, a full-size 30-inch propane gas range, a full-size GE Profile microwave, two sinks, a garbage disposal, and a Seagull freshwater filter. The galley is stocked with silverware, China, and cooking tools.  In the saloon and galley, there are dimmable lights.  There is also a second Sub-Zero freezer unit in the stairwell for long passages. Bluewater has a separate GE Spacesaver clothes washer and dryer for laundry, as well as a Village Marine 600 gallon per day water maker that has had new membranes installed in 2022.  Both heads have Headhunter Royal Flush freshwater toilets, which many consider the best marine toilets on the market.

Highlighted machinery includes: the John Deere / Lugger L668T main engine, a 12 kW Northern Lights large generator, a 6 kW Northern Lights small generator along with a Lugger wing engine (get-home propulsion).  For machinery convenience there is an oil change system, with connections to all four engines and both transmissions, as well as an oil transfer pump and two 12-gallon oil lube tanks (for used and new oil).  

The pilothouse is the command center with a wealth of electronics and navigation equipment at your fingertips. There are ships controls for: main and wing engines, both generators, windlass (with counter), active fin stabilizers, bow and stern thrusters, etc.). The rolling motion underway is tamed by Naiad hydraulic stabilization with extra-large 9 square foot fins to provide a smooth ride in rough seas.  The pilothouse also has a Stidd helm chair for running and a captain's watch berth for rest.  In 2022 had the headliners were redone in black to eliminate reflections while piloting the boat at night. Dimmable LED lights and red night lights were also installed in the pilothouse.

For safe underway operations, an impressive (and recently optimized) navigation and communications arrangement is aboard including these key items:  Furuno Class A AIS system, two Garmin chart plotters, Garmin forward sonar system, Garmin XM weather system, Garmin Fantom digital radar, wind speed and direction, Furuno depth sounder, Furuno chart plotter, Furuno 4k Array Radar, Raymarine depth sounder, single sideband radio, loud hailer, two VHF radios, closed circuit TV cameras (monitoring the engine room and stern), and a search spotlight. The boat is equipped with a Starlink system and a WIFI Ranger system for internet connectivity, and it has a Garmin inReach handheld navigation unit in the pilothouse for navigation and satellite communication.

Safety is the priority aboard and Bluewater has a 4-person life raft, two automatic fire-suppression systems, one in the engine room and one in the lazarette. There is a large electric bilge pump with a pump start counter in the pilothouse for monitoring, as well as two high water bilge pumps and a manual Edson pump. There is an emergency equipment kit for the boat in the forward head, as well as an extensive first aid kit to handle emergencies that may arise while out at sea.

Bluewater is also equipped with various types of communication and emergency equipment, such as life jackets (sport, inflatable, and coast guard), bosun's chairs, a diving hookah, MOB personal devices, hand-held VHF radios, and marriage saver headsets.

To add additional peace of mind, Bluewater has a Siren Marine 5G remote monitoring system to monitor the sensitive systems on the boat including shore power connectivity, inverter status, battery bank voltages, high water alarms, pilothouse temperature, intrusion detection, and freezer temperatures for both Sub-Zero freezers.

Bluewater is fully loaded with over $100,000 worth of tools and spare parts; she really is prepared self-sufficiency and long distance cruising ocean adventures. 

The many redundant systems, comprehensive navigation and communication gear, excellent equipment and systems coupled with numerous conveniences, make her a very special vessel.  She is a proven and well cared for Nordhavn 47 that has been regularly maintained and upgraded.  Bluewater is ready to take you on your next adventure - be it coastal cruising or ocean crossing – she was built to live up to her name.

Boarding Bluewater from the swim platform, you enter her cockpit through a transom boarding gate. Bluewater’scockpit features a fresh water and sea water washdown hookup, and a remote docking station. This protected deck has a door opening to the foredeck and wraps around the front of the pilothouse before turning aft for a swift flight of steps up to the spacious boat deck. To starboard, the covered side deck leads forward to a set of steps ascending to the Portuguese bridge.  

From the aft cockpit and through a weather tight Dutch door, you find yourself entering a spacious and cozy saloon with galley forward to port. Forward and to starboard, side steps bring you up to her raised pilothouse which includes a Stidd helm chair and watch berth. An impressive array of navigational and communications electronics are smartly laden into Bluewater’s helm. Behind the helm chair, an elevated settee and watch berth provide comfortable accommodations for both crew and captain while underway. Starboard of the pilot house, a semi spiral staircase leads down into the forward accommodations. The guest stateroom is forward with a double bed, pipe berth, desk, shower, and head. The owner cabin is aft and features a queen island berth. To starboard, the private owner head is attached and showcases granite counter tops, electric head, and stand-up shower. The door aft in the owner stateroom provides the easiest access to the engine room. 

DESCRIPTION:

Cockpit: The cockpit is a versatile dock space that can be used for outdoor lounging, fishing, or docking. You can enter aft from the swim deck or along the starboard side mid lower deck. The swim deck is slightly lower than the cockpits deck to provide easier access in and out of the water. It features a large, hinged swim ladder with two U-rails aft and two L-rails outboard for boarding hand support. The large built in transom door securely divides the swim deck from the cockpit. The cockpit is a long and wide mostly covered overhead outdoor area. With ample room for a couple of lounging chairs and a cocktail table. There is a large hatch access to the lazarette below. The sea water/freshwater cockpit shower is placed smartly for a rinse after a swim. To the starboard side is a covered remote docking station featuring engine, thruster, and rudder controls. The covered starboard side deck transits outside the saloon forward and up to the Portuguese bridge and foredeck and/or allows access into the saloon entry level through her stout Dutch door.  

·                Cockpit docking station with engine, rudder and thruster controls

·                (2) L-shaped handrails on transom

·                Sea water / freshwater rinse

·                (2) propane tanks in locker with propane gas sensing system. 

·                Hawes pipes with cleat horns 

·                Diesel fuel fills and vents

·                (2) “U” shaped removable stanchions on swim step

·                Stainless steel swim ladder mounted on swim step

·                Cockpit transom door

·                Starboard side boarding door 

·                4 outdoor marine chairs and marine table - stowed

Saloon: The saloon has comfortable bench seating to starboard with a fixed teak table ideal for dining. To port, a pair of Ekornes chairs complete the interior hosting area. An upgraded flat screen television is hidden forward into the starboard settee and raised via an electric motor with the flip of a switch. A separate clothes washer and clothes dryer is concealed behind a louvered door forward to starboard just outboard of the stairway to the pilothouse. The interior has beautifully matched teak joinery surroundings, with teak and spruce floors. For much of Bluewater’s life, the hardwood floors have been covered and protected by wool carpet.

For interior climate comfort, Bluewater has five air conditioner/heaters throughout the boat, providing ample cooling in hot climates and heating in cold environments.  All the windows in the saloon and pilothouse are tinted for cruising in warm climates, and there are retractable cloth blinds in the saloon for additional privacy.  In the saloon and galley, there are dimmable lights, and there are reading lights throughout the boat and numerous red night-lights in the pilothouse. 

Bluewater has a 2-zone high-fidelity entertainment system controlled by a Denon 800H receiver, with the saloon (zone A) containing a 4k TV (a Samsung 32” Class Q60A Series QLED 4k UHD Smart Tizen TV) in an automatic TV lift and KEF T301 ultra-thin wall mount high-end speakers. There is a REL Acoustics T/5i 8” high-fidelity subwoofer in each zone, and the entertainment system can be controlled by phone, iPad, or remote controls. It includes XM Radio (from the Garmin XM Weather system), Helos internet radio (including Pandora, XM Radio, and many others), Bluetooth streaming from a phone, and a 4k Apple TV.

·                Custom made Televator with 32” Samsung 4K Smart TV 

·                Teak and spruce floors throughout 

·                Carpet covering on floors and steps (stowed)

·                (2) Ekornes chairs with Ottomans to port 

·                Settee built in seating on starboard side

·                Two zone Denon 800H stereo/tv receiver

·                REL 6-inch high-fidelity subwoofer in each zone

·                XM Radio

·                Additional food storage space under settees 

·                Saloon settees covered with Ultraleather

·                Teak dinette table 

·                Custom window shades

·                Stainless overhead handrails in the saloon

·                Whirlpool “Thin Twin” clothes washer and dryer

·                Dutch door aft 

·                Polished stainless opening ports with screens and stainless privacy and storm shields

Galley: The galley has been laid out for easy meal preparation with granite counters and a double basin stainless steel sink. Appliances include a trash compactor (IN-OP) and Sub-Zero refrigerator with freezer drawers.  There is overhead storage and sliding locker and two door alcove access forward of the stove. Plenty of drawers for glasses, dishes, utensils, and silverware. For preparing meals there is a GE Advantium microwave-convection oven for speedy meals, and a Frigidaire propane fuel four burner cook top and propane oven for more involved meals. Although the trash compactor is IN-OP, both the original owners and current owners have used it as a stowable trash can with little to no additional requirements. 

·                Granite countertops 

·                Galley counter backsplash 

·                Vinyl flooring

·                Additional galley storage pantry lockers inboard by stairs 

·                Two cabinets are behind the cook top are for large pots storage

·                Double basin stainless steel sink with tall faucet

·                Galley sinks have y-valve to discharge to gray water tank, or directly overboard

·                Subzero #700TC refrigerator with freezer drawers and ice maker

·                Subzero #249FF extra freezer (companionway stairs)

·                Frigidaire FGS379 four-burner LP gas range and oven (with pot secure rails and arms)

·                GE Profile Advantium 120V microwave/convection oven

·                GE Profile trash compactor with stainless surface (IN-OP)

·                Xintex FireBoy S-2A propane control and fume detector

·                Sliding-door cabinet aft of the galley stove

Pilothouse: The raised pilothouse is surrounded by windows for an impressive view of your surroundings. Front and center, a Stidd helm chair provides comfort and easy access to controls while underway. There is an impressive assortment of navigation and communication electronics within reach and controls for the bow and stern thruster, windlass, watermaker, main engine, wing engine and generators. The electrical breaker panel is installed in a convenient island panel with clearly labeled breakers and digital read out displays.  There is seating aft and up high, behind the operations console with a bench seat and teak table for crew and guests. Across the port aft bulkhead is a large single watch berth.  Two Dutch doors open outboard to allow access to the side decks: starboard and forward to the Portuguese bridge deck – aft to port for the boat deck.  

·                Stidd helm chair with Ultraleather

·                Garmin 17” GPSMap 8617 with maps installed & Navionics maps available via subscription

·                Garmin 10” GPSMap 8610sv

·                Lugger main engine display

·                Double lever Glendinning electrical controls (with manual backup) controls for Lugger main engine and Lugger wing engine

·                 Lugger wing engine display

·                Side-Power bow and stern thruster joystick controls

·                Side-Power remote control with lanyard

·                NAIAD Model 254 hydraulic stabilizer assemblies with oversize 9 sq. ft. fins 

·                NAIAD DATUM electronic stabilizer control system with autolock

·                Simrad NFU ‘joystick” steering control

·                Destroyer helm wheel

·                NIAD DATUM stabilizer control panel

·                Teak table

·                Hynautic marine hydraulic steering system

·                Maxwell windlass control

·                Smoke detector inside breaker panel 

·                Custom bookshelves 

·                (2) Custom built-in teak binocular holders 

·                12 kw Northern Lights generator display

·                6 kw Northern Lights generator display

·                Xantrex Trace inverter display

·                Guest Beamer Search Light Model 326-5

·                Buell air horn

·                Ritchie Powerdamp Plus SS-2000 compass with Nordhavn card

·                High water bilge alarm

·                Sea Fire fire-suppression alarms – engine room and lazarette

·                Racor water in fuel alarm

·                Simrad AP26 autopilots (2 of them) 

·                Furuno NavNet XV2 and Furuno NavNet XV1 (15.6” chart plotter with fish finder)

·                Raymarine wind display, depth display, and speed display

·                Furuno 4kW radar

·                Garmin Phantom Digital radar

·                Garmin XM Weather/Radio

·                Garmin forward sonar

·                Speco mini cameras (engine room and aft deck)

·                ICOM ICM605 VHF Radio

·                ICOM ICM506 VHF Radio

·                ICOM ICM802 hailer 

·                Furuno Class A AIS – full transmit and receive (with silent switch)

·                Ultra-leather on settee and pilot berth

·                Black overhead headliners to reduce glare 

·                Dutch doors port and starboard 

·                Air-conditioning control panel

·                Village Marine watermaker remote

·                Wet hanging locker

·                Chart drawers

·                USB hubs

·                Garmin InReach Navigation & iridium text/SOS (subscription)

Forward stairs landing: Going down a curved set of teak steps you pass the built-in freezer and then reach the lower-level landing where you can go forward to the guest stateroom or aft to the owner’s stateroom. 

·                Storage locker 

·                Subzero stairway freezer

·                Access for gray water pump outs under steps

Owner’s Stateroom: For a quiet place to sleep and relax, the spacious owner’s stateroom features a queen-sized fore/aft island berth with comfortable mattress. Being aft it is less prone to motion underway and quieter at anchor. To port there are two hanging lockers and a bank of drawers (with a hinged laundry hamper). There are additional drawers under the bed. The bed lifts on a hinge to reveal a huge space for additional long-term storage. Forward is a dresser with drawers and a ventilation hatch above provides light and ventilation. The owner’s stateroom includes a convenient head and shower outboard to starboard and provides immediate access to the engine room aft through a tall commercial door with teak trim and a viewing window.  

·                Queen sized island berth with mattress topper

·                Bed hinged aft for access to deep storage

·                Furuno radar and depth sounder repeater above port bed stand

·                Counter surfaces on bed stands, forward dresser and outboard hanging locker

·                Hanging lockers

·                Multiple drawers

·                Laundry hamper

·                Overhead opening hatch to Portuguese bridge for light and ventilation 

·                Opening portlights outboard to port

·                Storage lockers with doors above bed

·                Door to engine room with teak veneer and viewing window

·                Head with granite counters and recessed sink with faucet

·                Headhunter Royal Flush marine head

·                Stand up shower with built in seat and bifold door

·                Opening portlights outboard

·                Tank watch level sensors

·                Teak and spruce sole in stateroom

·                Tiles on head floor

Guest Stateroom: The guest accommodations are forward. Sleeping two on the double berth with an extra convenient pipe berth “cot” above to port.  Hanging lockers forward on both sides and a convenient built-in desk to starboard with a swing out chair. Plenty of lockers and storage spaces. The bow section has a private head and shower.  

·                Double wide berth to port

·                Drawers under bed

·                Pipe berth cot in concealed shelf to port

·                Office layout with desk layout with swinging seat, drawers, and bookshelves above counters

·                Opening portlights aft and outboard

·                Overhead hatches with screens

·                Hanging lockers

·                Storage lockers

·                Drawers throughout 

·                Bookshelves 

·                Black water pumps under step 

·                Teak and spruce sole in stateroom

·                Head with granite counters and recessed sink with faucet

·                Headhunter Royal Flush marine head

·                Stand up shower with built in seat and bifold door

·                Tiles on head floor

·                Grohe fittings at sink and shower

Engine Room: Through the robust door and down a few stairs, you will be impressed as soon as you enter. The engine room has standing headroom forward for easy access and convenience surrounding her trademark Lugger main engine featuring a wet exhaust – eliminating the standard dry stack exhaust which takes away valuable space in the galley/saloon area. The two generators, wing engine and fuel manifolds are logically positioned for access and the engine room has a hinged door access to the lazarette. The Lugger main engine propulsion is cooled by a wet exhaust. The engine is accessible on all four sides for service and inspection.  Forward to port is the fuel valving selection locker with return and transfer manifolds and a large gravity fed aluminum supply tank for the main and generator.  To port the main engine and transfer Racors are cleverly protected with easy viewing. Outboard up forward behind hinged opening lockers on both sides grant access to the active fin stabilizers machinery.  The main fiberglass fuel tanks are outboard and have built-in sight glasses. The aft section of the engine room has the Lugger wing engine to port and Northern Lights generator to starboard. The room is well lit and easy to move around in. You can also enter the engine room aft from the saloon floor or through the door connected to the lazarette. 

·                Lugger L1066T diesel engine 174 HP

·                Stainless safety rails around engine

·                Wet exhaust

·                ZF W220 transmission 

·                Lugger 40HP wing engine with V-drive transmission, own shaft and Gori folding three blade propeller

·                Northern Lights 12k W generator

·                Northern Lights 6 kW generator

·                Custom engineered Delta-T engine room blower installation

·                NAIAD Model 254 hydraulic stabilizer assemblies with oversize 9 sq. ft. fins

·                Engine room fire suppression system

·                Reverso oil change system 

Lazarette: Through the large fiberglass cockpit hatch you can climb down a short ladder to enter the lazarette to inspect the steering, water maker, air conditioning, diesel furnace, batteries, select switches, fuses, battery charger and inverter. Both the engine room and the lazarette are protected with built in fire suppression. This area is spacious enough to accommodate a lot of extra supplies and is a convenient storage area.  There is a watertight, dogged door that connects the lazarette with the engine room. For confident course steering, she has been upgraded with two Simrad autopilots connected to separate hydraulic steering pumps and two steering rams for redundancy as well as a large stainless steel emergency tiller, which can be used to turn the rudder by hand while underway if necessary.

·                MarineAir reverse cycle air conditioning and heat, separate digital controls all staterooms, pilothouse, galley, and saloon 220-V 

·                Side-Power 24-volt stern thruster 

·                Fire suppression system

·                Stainless stairs from cockpit with teak treads

·                Mastervolt 100 amp battery charger

·                Mastervolt 50 amp battery charger 

·                House battery banks 

·                Hydraulic RAM steering access

·                Battery banks parallel switch panel 

·                Emergency tiller

Exterior:

On deck she has a tall freeboard on her foredeck with built in deck boxes. Bluewater has 440 feet of 3/8 HT chain connected to its main anchor, a 55 kg Rocna, which is deployed using the Maxwell 3500 windlass. The chain and anchors have been recently galvanized to extend their life and improve appearance.  From the Portuguese bridge there is a side deck to starboard that connects with the cockpit and a wrap around to port up to the boat deck where the tender is stored.  The Nautica dinghy with 15 HP Yamaha outboard is launched by the Steelhead 1500HR davit.  On the boat deck there are two large storage boxes for cleaning supplies and other items.  

The cockpit is equipped with a propane locker containing three 5-gallon aluminum propane containers, and there is an electric solenoid control in the galley to turn the propane on and off for safety. 

Foredeck: The foredeck, in front of the Portuguese bridge, is all business with a large stainless steel bow pulpit, dual bow rollers for anchors and chain, a Maxwell electric windlass and Freeman hatch to reach the divided chain locker below.  The anchor well is dammed and guttered to keep muddy water from spilling onto the foredeck and, like the chain locker, drains overboard. There are two deck molded fiberglass storage lockers and dorade vents providing fresh air ventilation to each stateroom. Primary shore power connections are concealed behind a hinged door aft to port.

·                Side power 24-volt bow thruster

·                Freeman hatch to access chain locker

·                Outboard shelves in chain locker. 

·                Maxwell VWC 3500 windlass with heavy duty chain stopper and custom cover

·                Large double bow rollers

·                Rocna 55 KG / 125 lb. with 440' 3/8" G4 high test chain

·                Fortress FX55 secondary with chain and rode (Mounted on foredeck)

·                25' 3/8" high test chain and 300' 3/4" black nylon Megabraid anchor rode.

·                Mantus Anchor Boat Bridle (with shackles, snubbers, and accessories)

·                Pilothouse windshields washers/wipers 

·                Bow tow eye ring 12” above water line -allows snubber/rode lower attachment height

·                Built-in fiberglass foredeck storage lockers for shore power accessories, windlass bar, hoses, etc.

Portuguese Bridge: The Portuguese bridge leads aft on the port side up to the boat deck. There are portlights built into the guest stateroom and storage lockers incorporated forward for easy access of gear stowage. 

·                Storage lockers

·                Recessed hatch aft for owner’s stateroom 

Boat Deck:  Bluewater is a non-flybridge model that is able to utilize as much working space as possible aboard the boat deck. The 10’ Nautica RIB (Yamaha 15 HP outboard) is raised and lowered with a Steelhead 1500R Hydraulic/electric crane. Two deck boxes provide additional outdoor storage. 

·                10’ Nautica Rib dinghy

·                Yamaha 15 HP outboard

·                Weaver dinghy support chocks and tie downs

·                Deck box

·                Antennas on mast, lightning wand, anchor light, steaming light, flood lights, search light

Pilothouse Roof: Nonskid surface for mounting hardware. Tripod radar mount, two forward tending struts to support the mast.  Two dorade vents and various antenna mounts. Airhorns, FLIR. 

PLUMBING SYSTEMS:

Bluewater has a 120-gallon black water tank (with pump-out and discharge), a 110-gallon grey water tank (with pump-out and discharge), and a 400-gallon freshwater tank. There is a Wema water level gauge for the freshwater tank and a Tank Watch 4 level monitoring system for the grey and black water tanks. All three tank level gauges are in the owners ensuite.

·                Freshwater wash down spigots in bow, stern, and engine room 

·                Village Marine Watermaker, Squirt 600, 220V with auto back flush 

·                Grohe faucets 

·                Headhunter X-Caliber water pressure system model XR-124

·                Seaward water heater 11 gallon

·                110-gallon gray water tank

·                Galley sink has two-way valve for overboard discharge to avoid sink garbage from contaminating gray water tank

·                120-gallon black water tank

·                (2) Headhunter Royal Flush Hydro-Vac marine toilets

·                Sealand tank watch monitoring system 

·                1,495 gallons of fuel in two fiberglass tanks with sight gauges 

·                Sophisticated gravity feed 70-gallon fuel supply tank with calibration fuel burn gauge and water contamination audible sensor 

·                Dual Racor fuel filters transfer/polishing pump with timer on fuel system

·                Rule 3700 high water electric pump with audible alarm 

·                Whale Gulper bilge pump

·                Edson manual bilge pump operable from main saloon model 638AL 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS:

Electrical components include three house 24-volt battery banks, a stern thruster 24-volt battery bank, a bow thruster 24-volt battery bank, main engine battery bank, two main engine alternators (one is decommissioned), 12 kW generator & wing engine 24-volt battery bank, and a 12-volt 6 kW generator and communications battery bank. It is also equipped with a shore-to-boat Olsen isolation transformer, allowing it to be connected to any American or European power source (240, 120, 220, or 110 - 50 or 60 Hz) and power all 240 and 120 60 Hz systems on board. For further isolation, there is a large Xantrex 4000w inverter used for all 120 VAC power, and automatic charge relays are utilized to ensure the various battery banks are charged while in isolation mode.  

·                (6) 8D Lifeline AGM house batteries

·                (2) 4D Lifeline AGM main engine starting batteries

·                (2) shared Gp31 Lifeline AGM batteries for wing engine /12 kW gen start batteries

·                (2) Gp31 Lifeline AGM 12V batteries for 6kW genset and electronics. (Electronics battery in pilothouse and normally paralleled with 6kW genset start battery in engine room.)

·                (2) shared Gp31 Lifeline AGM 12V batteries for anchor windlass and bow thruster

·                (2) Gp31 Lifeline AGM 12V batteries for stern thruster

·                12 kW Northern Lights generator

·                6 kW Northern Lights generator

·                50 and 30-amp shore power inlets fore and aft

·                Two (2) 50-amp shore cords

·                4,000-watt Mastervolt Trace inverter/charger with remote panel for inverter charger 

·                Inverter bypass switch for use if inverter should fail 

·                Battery bank monitoring 

·                Exterior connection inlet for TV/ cable/phone 

·                Leech-Neville High Capacity 175 amps engine belt driven alternator

·                Olsun isolation transformer 

·                Olsun balancing transformer 

·                Lightning ground protection system

·                12 V outlets in pilothouse and flybridge

Bluewater Improvements (Fall 2021-Present)

EQUIPMENT

·                Backup Fresh Water Pump

·                Stern Thruster Automatic Main Switch - In progress

·                Engine Water Pump in Inventory

·                12kW Starter in Inventory 

·                Seaward Marine Water Heater -11 Gallon- Rear Heat Exchanger 240V in Inventory:

·                6kW Northern Lights Generator with engine mounts

·                21/16” 18-32V Voltmeter on Main Engine Panel

·                Exhaust Hoses for 6kW, 12kW, and Main Engine

·                Fuel Fill Hoses on Port and Starboard

·                Engine Coolant Hoses between Main Engine and Water Heater

·                Wing Engine Sea Water Pump:

·                Edson 30 GPM Manual Bilge Pump Aluminum

·                Upgraded 2.25-inch diameter AQUAMET 22 stainless steel propellers shaft

·                Tapered transmission to main shaft Coupler

·                Main shaft Cutlass Bearing

·                Rubber hose for shaft packing tunnel

·                3-mile LED Navigation Lights (Port Red, starboard Green, Mast, and Stern Light)

·                LED Anchor Light

·                Three Groco Seacocks

·                Lugger Heat Exchanger for Main Engine

·                Spectra Line in the Davit

·                Side Power Dual Joystick Thruster Control Panel in Pilot House

·                Three water maker Membranes

·                Garmin Forward Sonar PS51-TH Transducer

·                MSR Head Hydraulic Solenoid

·                5G Siren Marine System with added sensors (Freezer and Inverter)

·                Dinghy Engine Carburetor

·                12V battery bank 

 HARDWARE, TOOLS, ACCESSORIES 

·                Dinghy Lifting SS Sling/Bridle

·                Extra heavy duty Manus Anchor Boat Bridle

·                Mooring Snap Shackle ⅝”, Snubber Pendant 8mm, S3 Mantus Swivel, Large

·                Mantus Bridle Universal ⅜” Chain Hook, and Wet Storage Bag

·                Pilot House Counter Tray with cordless iPhone Charger

·                Galley Faucet (extension and sprayer)

ELECTRONICS

·                GPS. A Garmin Glo Bluetooth GPS receiver was added to the PH dash to supply GPS

via Bluetooth to multiple devices.

·                Furuno NavNets. The Starboard NavNet was upgraded to a like- VX2 Furuno

·                NavNet which enables AIS and NTMax Charts.

·                Radars. Replaced 1 Furuno NavNet 2kW radar system with a digital Garmin GMR

·                Fantom 18x Radar with a Garmin Radar Dome (in place of the old Furuno Dome).

·                Replaced Furuno GP-32 GPS receiver unit on the PH dash with the 10” GPSMap

·                8610sv (Garmin System).

·                Replaced the 17” monitor on the PH dash (that was connected to the Coastal

·                Explorer laptop) with a 17” GPSMap 8617 (Garmin System).

·                Added a two card SD card reader located on the Starboard side (in stairwell) to

receive navigation data and store local routes for the Garmin System.

·                Replaced Coastal Explorer Laptop (Serially wired) with WML30 NMEA0813

data bus WIFI interface to be utilized by a device of your choosing utilizing a

navigation app that transmits navigation data (such as Coastal Explorer).

·                Garmin Panoptix PS51-TH 400’ Forward Looking Sonar which

is displayed using the Garmin Monitors. Also, replaced the Simrad S-12 digital depth

sounder with a M78713-PZ (P19) Lexan low profile Thru-Hull transducer connected to a Raymarine i50 Depth display.

·                Satellite Handheld Device. Replaced iridium phone with a Garmin InReach.

·                XM Radio and Weather. Added a GSM54 antenna to receive radio and weather from an

·                XM satellite. This feature is accessed using the Garmin displays and Stereo System.

·                (Removed an old Panasonic radio unit.)

INTERNET

·                Added Starlink (satellite internet) by replacing TV antenna with the Starlink dish

utilizing the existing dome. 

·                Added Wi-Fi Ranger antenna (cell service internet).

·                Added a panel on the PH ceiling dashboard for flipping a switch to choose either

·                Starlink or Wi-Fi Ranger.

·                Anemometer and Wind Direction. A Simrad IS-12 wind instrument was replaced with a

digital anemometer and Raymarine display. (The prior instrument was analog so

could not be shared on the data bus.) The anemometer shares data on the

NMEA2000 data bus.

·                Speed. A Simrad IS-12 display was replaced by a Raymarine speed gauge.

·                Cameras. Upgraded old TV monitor on PH dashboard to a monitor with a high fidelity

screen and dimming capability to show split quadrants for the four cameras.

·                TV and Stereo System

·                Replaced old TV with a Samsung 32” 4K TV (sized to fit raised cabinet). This smart

internet streaming TV replaced the 2005 DirectTV system. This 4K TV connects directly

to the WIFI. The current owners use it connected to a 4K Apple TV.

·                Replaced a legacy Bose system with a Denon 800H stereo/tv receiver which powers two

speaker zones in the boat: 1) Zone A - Saloon and 2) Zone B - Pilothouse. Each zone has

the following components: Two KEF high-end, high fidelity ultra-thin wall speakers and a

REL high-end 6” subwoofer. The stereo has internet and radio capabilities. It can

handle multiple TV sources in 4K and can be controlled with an iPhone or iPad along

with controlling via a traditional remote control. There are 4 sources used for streaming

audio: 1) Helios Internet Audio Streaming App (includes Pandora, XM internet, etc.), 2)

Smart Phone or iPad connected via Bluetooth, 3) Apple TV unit, and 4) Garmin XM radio

system on the Garmin Chart Displays.

SAFETY

·                Two 275N Ocean BackTow Lifejackets

·                Two rescueME AIS MOB1

·                Two RRK Race Knives

·                Two Triple Hook Safety Tethers

·                Four 275N ProSensor Re-arming Kits