Cabin and Galley


Barbeque

Magma Products - A10-207 14", purchased 05/2009.


Bridge Deck

The cabin side of the bridge deck is finished using a plastic laminate (like Formica) from Wilsonart Laminate. The color is "Fleece" and is color number D436-60. The color is very close to the gelcoat color in the cabin (as close as I could get it).


Cabin Sole

Finished with Ultimate Sole finish (05/2008). High coefficient of friction. Sanded down the sole, coated with two coats of Minwax wood sealer, and then four coats of Ultimate Sole. www.ultimatesole.com.


Cabinets

Main cabin cabinet doors are made from mahogany. The hinges are from ABI and are stamped with the number 7612-2. These corrode and stop working.

Replace hinges as needed with Sea-Dog semi-concealed stainless hinge 201914-1. These use five #6 flat head screws per hinge. They come in packs of two.


Cushions

Interior

Material is Sunbrella ComfortSling Pearl Natural Rib (54"). Bought in 2005 17 yards. For the bottom of the cushions, using Cushion Underlining Gray (9 yards). Material bought from Sailrite.

Exterior

Replac


Fans

There are five black Hella Turbo Fans (model 87176 or 8EV 003 361-002) -- galley, port settee, starboard settee, port V-berth, and starboard V-berth. Two-speed operation. Low speed uses 140 mA and moves 150 CFM of air. High speed uses 220 mA and moves 200 CFM of air.

There are two black Hella Jet Fans (model 87178 or 8EV 006 239-002) -- nav station and port V-berth. Single speed operation. The fan uses 270 mA and moves 85 CFM of air.


Floorboards

ABI Turning Lock Lift Handle 2020BR (Item# 330310).


Galley

Cups -- "Yachting Tableware", red bottom, anchor pattern, rough surface

Plates -- "Yachting Tableware", Compass rose pattern, red letters & numbers, blue points. We have ten 8" plates and six 10" plates

Bowls -- "The Galleyware Co.", #1400 blue

8" and 10" cast iron skillets

Presto pressure cooker


Galley Sink

Inner dimensions: 14"L x 10"W x 6"Deep

Outer dimensions: 17"L x 13"W x 6"Deep

If wanted, I can add 1" to length, 4" to width, and 8" to depth. If going deeper by more than a couple of inches, it will put the sink bottom below the water line.


Hatches

Main Cabin Hatch

Inside Dimensions 23 1/4" long (fore-aft) and 21 1/2" wide. Frame around hatch is 2 1/8" wide. Depth from ceiling to plexiglass is 3 1/2"
Plexiglass is white with dimensions of 27 7/8 x 29 1/4 x ½"
Hatch holder: Model 0115-1, supports 100 lbs., 11 3/4" long, 7/8" OD spring, 0.100" wire, pretension > 15 lbs. Moonlight Marine Corp.

V-Berth Hatch

Inside Dimensions 23 3/4" long (fore-aft) and 21 3/4" wide. No frame around hatch.
Plexiglass is white with dimensions of 27 5/8 x 29 1/8 x ½"
Hatch holder: Model 0115-1, supports 100 lbs., 11 3/4" long, Moonlight Marine Corp.

Hatch Latches

Moonlight Marine model 0100-2. The screw for the pivot point is a 5/16-18 x 1" pan head machine screw. The head on the standard screw has been reduced in size. I have replaced these with knurled-head screws so that I can remove them to open the hatch fully.

Weatherstripping

The weatherstripping is an extruded rubber (not foam). I have not been able to find a source for weatherstripping. However, I did find a place that will make a die and extrude it -- Jerry Belsha at A Glass Act, Long Beach, CA 888-432-4312, fax 562-495-9503. To do the two cabin hatches and the lazarette would be around 25'. hatch-weatherstripping.GIF (17205 bytes)

 


Head

Mirror 12" x 12" x ¼", glass

Shower curtain track (Recmar 4121) — from Recmar Products, Houston, TX (713) 944-4885


Ladder - Swim

Tops-In-Quality, new May 2001. It uses 1" crutch tips for the boat standoffs.


Oil Lamp

Weems and Plath  Mini Trawler Lamp, chimney number 20211, 1-5/8" diameter. Wick is 48mm (1.89") wide.


Oven and Range

Hillerange, model 3131 s/n 29509

Gas Systems Inc. (Out of business 10/98)
5361 Production Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92649-1522
Phone: (714)891-2411

Now handled by Seaward Products, Inc.

Changed over from CNG to propane 2001.

The burners in the stove will not allow any finer control of the flame size. The problem is with the "old-style" valves. Newer valves won't work because they use thermocouple feedback, etc. Oh well.


Portholes

Opening porthole in head and V-berth -- interior inside size of 5 1/8" x 11¼", exterior inside size of 5½" x 11½". Corner radius is 1.5" The gasket is rectangular in cross section and is a solid extrusion of 5/16" square. Glass thickness is 0.228" and is bedded in 0.050" of caulk on both sides.

Name Length Height Thickness Frame Manufacturer
Cabin aft (x4) 25.5" 9.5" 3/8" Rostand - 16A
Cabin forward (x4) 12.1" 6" 3/8"  
Head opening port       Rostand - 16

All portholes have new Plexiglas and rebedded in 2002 with Dow Corning 795. In addition, all the gaps between the liner and the cabin top were backfilled with an epoxy mixture to prevent water leaks from getting into any lockers.


Propane

Installed two 20-lb. steel tamks into the new propane locker (2/2001) in the aft part of the port cockpit seat.

LPG Regulator -- wall-mount Trident Marine 1211-1401 with 20" pigtail and 3/8" FPT outlet. (made by Marshall Brass Co., Marshall, MI, Model 230)

LPG Straight-Thru Hose fitting -- Trident Marine 1438-8439

LPG Straight-Thru wire fitting -- Trident Marine 1438-8876

LPG low pressure hose -- 30 ft. long with flare fittings on both ends.

Propane Gas Control System, P/N 8071 Blue Sea Systems. 1/4" NPT female ports. 8/02 Talked with Scott McEniry (smceniry@bluesea.com) and he acknowledged problems with the valve and that they're looking for a new supplier. To order the solenoid only, it's P/N 8075. System includes panel and solenoid. The solenoid -- Advanced Fuel Components, Inc., Marshall, MI 12VDC 1.0A 312 psi, Model 121 (they do not return calls!)

As far as I can find, there are only two propane tank manufacturers in the US. One of them is Worthington Cylinders (Ohio) (http://www.worthingtoncylinders.com). The other one is Manchester Tank (Tennessee) (http://www.mantank.com/). Seaward, Trident, etc. buy their tanks from these folks. If these two companies don't have the size you need, then you're not going to be able to get it.

Propane facts:

1 gallon of liquid propane = 4.25 lbs.

1 pound of propane produces 21,591 BTUs

1 gallon of propane produces 91,600 BTUs

1 kilowatt = 3,413 BTUs/Hr.

A 20 lb. tank has the potential for 126 kilowatts


Refrigeration

Cooling Water Intake Filter
Shurflo Filter
Intake port: 1/2" NPT male. On inlet is a 3/4" barb to 1/2" NPT coupling.
Outlet port: 1/2" NPT male. On the outlet is a 1/2" NPT fitting to 1/2" barb.
50 mesh screen
 
Cooling water pump
Shurflo 8000-251-150 positive displacement 3-chamber diaphragm pump. This is designed for marine cold plate circulation. Self-priming to 4 feet. Estimated lifetime of 10,000 hours. Flow through system of about 0.5 GPM, measured at 0.375 GPM (48 oz./min.). Current draw of around 1.1 amps @ 12V. Needs to be special ordered through West Marine. Rebuild kit is the standard one for 8000 series pumps.
 
ICE+
From Defender Industries (800-628-8225). They no longer provide answers or technical support (10/2000). They said that I have to talk to Glacier Bay.

Talking to Glacier Bay, I got some answers to what's inside the system. The holding plate is filled with a propylene glycol antifreeze solution. The plate starts to freeze at 32°F and finishes freezing at -38°F. There is no "knee" in the freezing curve. The temperature rise of the holding plate (0.4°F/10 minutes) is normal. Set the thermostat so that the center of the icebox is at 36-38°F. To charge the system, keep adding refrigerant until the high-side pressure stabilizes. Then, add more. The pressure will remain constant (true for an expansion valve system) until it becomes overpressurized (the pressure starts increasing again). On the low side, there shouldn't be a vacuum.

I moved the cold plate away from the ice box wall about 1/2" to let air flow down the back side (5/01).

Refrigerant HFC-134a
System Capacity 11 fl oz.
Refrigerant Connections HFC-134a Industrial with Schrader (¼" male flare)
Oil Castrol Icematic SW10
High Pressure Cut-Out 300 psi
High Pressure Cut-In 200 psi
Minimum Cooling Water Flow 10 fl oz./min.
TX Valve Superheat Factory Set (non-adjustable)
Max Internal Case Operating Temperature 130ºF
Temperature Probe AD590 (1 μA/K)
Return Line 15' 3/8"
Discharge Line 15' 3/16"
Pull-Down 1,400 BTUs/hr.
Compressor Not Danfoss, Americold H2 283, EER of 3.71
Fan Sunon SF11592A-1092HSL, 115V, 0.13A
Filter Sporlan Valve Co., Washington, MO 63080, Type C-163-S "Catchall"
DIP switch setting 1-Off, 2-Off, 3-On, 4-Off
PCB Glacier Bay Frostmaster P/N 9501-002-P1, S/W Version 1.11, Electric Design Concepts (EDC), Traverse City, MI
Inverter (?) Tripp Lite, PV750/PV400 PWM,  66-0306 Rev A, VPC-2
Tubing Tygon, 1/4" ID, 1/8" wall thickness, about 2'
Serial Number 96070011, mfg date 7/96
Seawater cooling attachment Push-fit connectors (McMaster-Carr). Uses Dash 108 EPDM O-rings (1/4" ID)
Condensing Unit Weight 68 lbs.
Cold Plate Solution Propylene glycol
Cold Plate Weight 22 lbs. (16"x11.5"x1") BTU capacity ~1,000

My system does show a small vacuum. The high-side pressure is around 90 psi. Recharged the system 10/2000 (Woody Sherrod 410-752-2870). Had discharge line repaired and system refilled 4/2005.

Control cable

The control cable uses an RJ-45 connector. With the tab on the top and the pins are facing towards you, the wire order, from right to left:
Black, White w/ Black, Green, White w/ Blue, Blue, White w/ Green, Orange, White w/ Orange   The control box is just a 1K potentiometer between +5V and ground with a 100 uF 16V capacitor in parallel.

Pin Wire
Color
Function

1

Black Ground
2 White/Black  
3    
4    
5 Green/White Wiper
6    
7 Orange +5V
8 Orange/White  

Diagnostics

Temperature Sensor

The temperature sensor is a custom-made probe based on the Analog Devices AD590. I built a new probe in 2004 to replace the failed one. The red wire goes to the + terminal on the chip.

Icebox

Volume: 3.4 cu. ft.
Drains: two 5/8" ID
Hose to sump pump: 1/2" ID

 
 
Insulation
5" starboard, 3" aft, 5" fwd, 9" bottom upper, 4 1/2" bottom lower, 4" port (engine), 2" top frame, 3" lid
 
Modified (1999) - Filled airgaps on fore, aft, and port sides with spray foam. Filled space below icebox with spray foam. Added 1 more inch to icebox lids. Added 2" of insulation under top frame.

Assuming an average of 4" of insulation, the theoretical heat load is 1,650 BTUs/day. If it was 3", then the heat load would be 2,000 BTUs/day.

Rugs

Cabin sole rugs: 18" x 25" outside head; galley and table area 35" x 22".

V-Berth

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