Equipment planning

Hi,
here is a list of things that are planned to be brought to the boat:
  • Honda 20i Generator 2000W approx. 1800EUR
  • Bauer junior dive compressor with Honda 4 stroke engine (i have it already at home)
  • Watermaker Spectra 200 AROUND 6000eur
  • LED navigation light with anchorlight (Lopolight) on the masthead (580EUR)
  • LED strobe light (82 EUR)
  • stronger alternators (from 60 to 80A) with smart charger (Sterling)
  • Halyards and other running rig parts (480EUR)
  • Add 2 more 210Wp solar panels to the existing Sanyo 210Wp (1000EUR)
  • Change the stainless steel frame for that (400EUR)
  • Labour for that 180EUR
  • New MPP solar controller outback 60A 619EUR
  • repair bow net and some gelcoat work (400EUR)

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