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Summary of Contents for Anacortes Yacht Charters BAVARIA 36 ESCAPE
- Page 1 BAVARIA 36...
- Page 2 Welcome Aboard! The information summarized in these notes is intended to assist all skippers, crew and guests ESCAPE on board in feeling more comfortable with the basic "systems" and how they work. If something isn't familiar to you, please check these notes. If the information is unclear, incomplete, confusing, or otherwise less than helpful, please help us to add, change, or restate the information so that it conveys the desired results: "Oh, now I know how to operate the .."...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS DOCUMENTATION, REGISTRATION & INSURANCE SHORE POWER THE BIG “KILL” SWITCH ELECTRICAL PANEL THE 12-VOLT PANEL SWITCHES AM-FM STEREO RADIO COMPACT DISC PLAYER BATTERY CHARTER 10 B ATTERY ONITOR INSTRUMENTS ST60 S & W ST4000 A & GPS UTOHELM PEED EPTH... - Page 4 & M RAIN ARINE OILET HOWER MACERATOR PUMP HEATING EBASTO IESEL ATER EATER ENGINE OPERATION NSTRUMENTATION TARTING TOPPING THE NGINE OOLING YSTEM FUELING ANCHOR & CHAIN WINDLASS OPERATION SAILS AND RUNNING RIGGING AINSAIL EEFING THE AINSAIL OLLER URLING INES AND ENDERS SAFETY &...
- Page 5 GPS 200 OARD EY ON MERGENCY ILLER ILGE ANUEL UMPS HROUGH LUGS VHF E MERGENCY HANNEL CHARTS OVERHEAD OBSTRUCTIONS 211 TOOLS AND SPARES CLEANING SUPPLIES PROPANE BBQ COCKPIT TABLE 222 DINGHY COMMENTS & ADDITIONS FEEDBACK 233...
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Page 6: Documentation, Registration & Insurance
DOCUMENTATION, REGISTRATION & INSURANCE A copy of the Insurance record is kept in a pocket in the AYC Gray Manual. All necessary Ship’s documentation papers, and license are in the AYC Gray Manual. The manual is located in the lower shelf on the right side of the Nav Station bench. -
Page 7: The 12-Volt Panel Switches
not connected to shore power only the 12-volt systems are operable. We do not have a built in inverter aboard this vessel. To the left of each 12V switch is a light that indicates if the switch is turned on and a push button circuit breaker. - Page 8 Anchor Light Bilge Pump Steaming Water Pump Light Shower Pump Tri Color Nav. Light Refrigerator Deck Light Blower Cabin Lights Vacant Windless Binnacle Vacant Instruments Holding 12-Volt Tank Outlet...
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Page 9: Am-Fm Stereo Radio Compact Disc Player
AM-FM Stereo Radio Compact Disc Player The Stereo system is wired directly to the batteries and is not controlled by any switches on the DC control panel. The Stereo System can be turned ON or OFF by the “Select” button located in the middle of the faceplate. -
Page 10: Battery Charter
“AUDIO/MENU” button to adjust balance, bass & treble. Please see the manual for the full explanation for using your iPOD / MP3 devices. BATTERIES ESCAPE is equipped with two 12-Volt HOUSE batteries and one ENGINE battery. The Engine battery is a “cranking” battery and dedicated to starting the yacht’s engine. This battery and one House are located under the aft starboard dinette seat. -
Page 11: Instruments
The Link 10 control panel allows the owner to customize the charging operation to the size type and brand of batteries currently in use. Please do not reset any of the system parameters currently set on the system. INSTRUMENTS B&G Triton2, B&G Vulcan 9 Chartplotter, Ray Marine ST70 Repeater All the Navigation instruments EXCEPT the Chartplotter and Radar are powered at the 12V black electrical panel using switch #7. -
Page 12: Chart Plotter
for final authority on location depth and hazards. B&G Vulcan 9” Chartplotter and Radar The Chartplotter is a wonderful tool for navigation and trip planning. An internal GPS will provide your location on the chartplotter to assist with navigation and route planning. Also accessed via the Vulcan 9 is the Radar screen. -
Page 13: Water Heater
The fresh water system operates utilizing a pressure water pump. The pressure water pump is located behind the right hand cabinet door in the head. The pressure water pump serves to produce pressure water for the entire hot and cold water potable water system and has a pressure shut-off switch to stop the pump. The Water Pump switch, #10 on the electrical panel, must be in "On"... -
Page 14: Galley
either the Webasto Cabin Heat or the Engine freshwater cooling system will provide hot water for your next shower utilizing a piping loop within the Hot Water Tank. How? I’m glad you asked…. Take a look above the Nav station, you’ll see this switch. On the top is “System Heat”... -
Page 15: Lighting Instructions
Lighting Instructions Open the valve on the tank and activate the switch above the galley. A butane lighter is in the bin above the stove. To light the burner, choose the appropriate knob for the burner on the front of the stove. The knob will have a white dot at the 12 o’clock position. - Page 16 HEAD Thru-Hull Drains The drains in the head have individual thru-hull valves. There are four total: the sink, the salt water flushing water inlet, the waste outlet for the head and the shower sump outlet. All thru-hull valves are located directly under the sink. There is no need to close the thru hulls in normal conditions.
- Page 17 bowl empty to minimize odor and spillage. The black valve should remain in the “Dry” position when boat is sailing. This will prevent back filling of the toilet and/or the head sink and avoid possible water overflow into head compartment when healing strongly in heavy sailing. Do not put in the bowl: sanitary napkins, paper towels, cloth, cotton, cigarettes, matches, chewing gum or any other solid objects, petroleum products, solvents or water that is more than warm to the touch (no I don’t want to tell you how to know this).
- Page 18 CABIN HEATING Webasto Diesel Hydronic Cabin Heater A diesel hydronic heater system provides heat to each of the yacht’s cabins. Hydronic just means it has its’ own closed loop water system, circulating this water in hoses to radiator type units throughout the yacht: one in the main cabin under the forward bench of the settee and in each sleeping cabin.
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Page 19: Engine Operation
the squiggly little lines tell you, each squiggle is 20% capacity of the heater. Don’t forget to flip the System/Engine Heat switch on first! The “sunshine” icon is a preset temp of 68F (20C), press that and it’ll adjust itself. The “half moon” icon is a present temp of 64F (18C). -
Page 20: Cooling System
To start the engine, turn the panel on (top left button) and wait for the “beep-beep”. This will notify you when the glow plugs (actually no glow plugs anymore, we’re in the 21 century) have warmed and the engine may be started. Push the top right button to start the engine. ENSURE THERE IS COOLING WATER COMING OUT THE EXHAUST (on the port quarter). -
Page 21: Fueling
A valve for the cooling water system is located on the port side of the sail drive and operates the same as thru hulls. A raw water filter (clear canister) is located on the aft starboard side of the engine compartment. The filter screen should be checked at least once a day prior to engine starting or if the boat is operated in waters with a large amount of debris. -
Page 22: Anchor & Chain 177
ANCHOR & CHAIN A CQR Anchor is located on the bow connected to 150 feet of chain, with an additional 210-foot anchor line. The anchor chain is marked every 30’ (5 fathom) using small yellow zip ties to the links (1 for 30’, 2 for 60’... -
Page 23: Sails And Running Rigging
Check for swimmers. Keep clear of moving anchor rode. Use UP or DOWN button to operate windlass. After setting the anchor, it is recommended that the UP switch be operated briefly. This engaged the internal clutch mechanism, locking the windlass; failure to do this could result in the rope/chain creeping out. -
Page 24: Roller Furling
When you have finished sailing please release the reefing system prior to dropping the sail. Assure that all halyards, sheets and other lines are secure and tight BEFORE the boat is docked or anchored. You will minimize confusion and crew anxiety while maneuvering and you will also sleep better - as will the neighbors across the dock! "Funny noises"... -
Page 25: Flares
Forward Cabin, Main Cabin, Port Aft Cabin, Starboard Aft Cabin and the Starboard Cockpit locker. Flares Required Safety Flares are stowed in plastic containers in the Nav Station Seat. Please note the location and read the instructions for use of these devices if you are not already familiar with these items. Life Sling A life sling is mounted on the stern rail. - Page 26 Wood Through-Hull Plugs Tapered Wood plugs for all through-hull valves for use in an emergency are stored under the aft settee cushion in the main salon. There is a “map” of all thru hull’s and sizes in the “Grey” book. VHF Emergency Channel Use Channel 16 on the VHF for true life-threatening emergency situations only.
- Page 27 fuel and oil filters and other engine parts are located under the forward V-berth. Please record any spares consumed and report this information to the AYC check in skipper upon return. CLEANING SUPPLIES Cleaning supplies are in the bucket in the starboard Lazeratte locker. A hose is also in the starboard locker. Some cleaning supplies are also under the Sink in the Galley including a small dustpan and broom.
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