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Hi again everyone!

Here is an update video from what Ive been working with on the boat the last four months:

Ive done a full refit of the engine room- new engine/gear and foundation, hoses and sound isolation.

New lithium battery pack charged with twin alternators from the engine.

New 220 system connected to an 12/220V 1500W inverter. That gives great power to whatever you need onboard of electrical articles that you can find in your house.

New waterresistant pillows in the headbunk.

New chartplotter and radar antenna, were the antenna is standing on a Scanstrut radar leveling bracket. Keeps you radar picture stabile when the boats heels over, really cool!

And at last new Lewmar OC50 and 70 deckhatches, made for some heavy weather sailing!

See you soon,

Erik

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