Around-the-world-yacht “Kaap Bol IV”

 
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Although the hull of Kaap Bol IV is a standard Neptunian hull as designed by Alan Buchanan in 1968, the accommodation and the rigging plans are quite different to make the ship more suitable for long voyages, either single-handed of with a small crew. 

  1. Chainlocker with 70 meter anchorchain
  2. Three large cupboards for clothing and storage on starboard and portside
  3. Forepeak tank for 130 liter fresh water
  4. Bottom tank under the cabin floor for 260 liter fresh water
  5. On both side of the engine dieseloil tanks; starboard 200 liter, portside 170 liter
  6. Pumping toilet
  7. Stainless steel washing basin, fresh water pump, storage place underneath
  8. Chest
  9. Above 8 a small cupboard opening on the galleyside
  10. Cupboard for plates and pans
  11. Two burner kerosene gimballed cooking stove
  12. Dresser
  13. Stainless steel sink with fresh and salt water pumps
  14. Dieseloil stove
  15. Cupboards below and over the foot-end of starboard bunk (16)
  16. Settee/sleeping bunk with storage space underneath and cupboard above
  17. Large chart table with two drawers for 2x40 BA-size seacharts and sextant-drawers
  18. Instruments over the chart table
  19. Settee/(double)sleeping bunk with space for 500 seacharts and for spare parts underneath
  20. Small bench
  21. Bench with battery space underneath
  22. Table that can be lowered, providing with 19, 20 and 21 a double bunk
  23. Two bookshelves awarthships and a bookshelf alongships
  24. Cupboards over the settee/sleeping bunk
  25. Storage space for food
  26. Battery space with one 240 amp/h and two 100 amp/h batteries
  27. Stairs between cockpit and main cabin
  28. Steering gear
  29. Lockers for ropes etc.
  30. High sitting benches which storage space underneath
  31. Floor of selfbailing cockpit; watertight hatch to engine room
  32. Perkins 4108 diesel engine; 35 hp; near the engine space for lubricating oil jerrycans
  33. Sailbin
  34. Cupboard
  35. Chest
  36. Stairs with storage space for tools
  37. Two sleeping bunk with storage space underneath
  38. Cupboards starboard and portside and over the foot-end of the sleeping bunks
  39. Storage space
  40. Anchor winch
  41. Steering wheel
  42. Wipers for windscreens
  43. Ventilators for galley and toilet/washing space
  44. Ventilators engine room
  45. Galley
  46. Working tank for 6 liter cooking kerosene
  47. Storage for 48 liter cooking kerosene
  48. 2700 kg cast iron ballast
  49. Washing and toilet space
  50. Main cabin
  51. Aft cabin
  52. Solar panel on wheelhouse roof