Tools and equipment
Arcadia equipment
The stuff below is just planning for now, not a finalized set. Kinda a wish list for single-handed sailing.
Galley
- Propane stove (2-burner with an oven, I guess)
- Sink (single or double?)
- Small electric refridgerator
- Compact watermaker (2 gallons per hour?)
Head
- Toilet with manual flush
- Sink
- Shower (or just a base for it?)
- Holding tank (capacity?)
Navigational equipment
- Compasses
- Mounted GPS
- Handheld GPS
- Laptop and a spare
- 19" or more LCD as both RNCs and ENCs specify a screen size of 270x270mm
- Electronic charts and software
- Radar
- Depth sounder
- Log
- VHF
- SSB
- Optionally Inmarsat-C (SafetyNET) receiver
- Anemometer
- Baro-Thermo-Hydrometer
- Autopilot
- Windvane with auxiliary rudder
- Heelmeter
- Sextant?
- 7x50 Binoculars
- Night-vision monocular?
Bildge
- Electrical bildge pump
- Manual bildge pump
- Holding tank pump (manual or electric? with macerator?)
- Pressure pump
- Pressure tank (compact fiberglass?)
- Batteries in a box
- Rainwater tank
- Watermaker/shore water tank
- Diesel tank for a diesel heater
- Seacocks for watermaker, transducers, discharge, etc
Electric stuff
- Panels
- 120/240v isolation transformer
- Battery charger
- Voltage regulator/controller for solar panels, wind turbine and electrical motor as hydro turbine when under sail
- Equalizers and converters for different voltages 12, 24, 36, 48
- Invertor
On-deck
- Winches:
- Genoa sheets
- Foresailh sheets
- Mainsail sheet
- Main halyard
- Genoa halyard
- Foresail halyard
- Manual windlass
- 3 anchors, chain, rope
Outboard
- Outboard engine
Safety gear
- Radar reflector
- EPIRB
- Running, anchor lights
- Flares
- Fire extinguisher
- Fog horn
- Life jackets
- Bosun's chair
- Sea anchor
- Inflatable dingy or raft
- Life line and ring
- Man overboard float/pole with a light
- Safety harness and tethers
Misc.
- Gas-driven scuba compressor
- Portable welding torch
Tools that I used in boatbuilding
You can see most of the tools on the website pages. I'll enumerate them here later.