2001 CATALINA 390

Accomodations:
Starting forward is a V berth with overhead hatch with screen. Under the berth are two latched drawers for storage. More storage is found to starboard where there is a hanging locker. Across to port is a vanity with storage under and hot and cold pressure water. Next aft is the main salon with oak staving above the convertible dinette and single starboard side settee. There is a shelf and two storage lockers on each side. Next aft to port is the spacious galley. To starboard is the Navigation station with AC & DC breaker panels, stereo, flat screen TV with DVD player and repeater from the cockpit plotter display. Aft of the nav-station is the main head with marine toilet, vanity, shower and GFI AC outlet. Aft of the head and aft of the galley are doors to the large aft cabins, each with it's own storage areas. The engine is behind the centerline stairs to the cockpit.

Galley:
The galley is laid out in a U Shape with the double stainless sinks in the inboard forward section of the Corian counter top. Out board is a top loading storage area and aft of that is the three burner propane stove with oven. A microwave oven is above the stove with enclosed storage compartments on either side. Aft of the stove is the refrigerator with both top and front access. There is a freezing compartment in the refrigerator.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
This boat has it all. Instruments are all Raytheon with wind speed, wind direction, knot and log, depth, 6000+ autopilot, GPS, color plotter and radar. A VHF radio is at the nav-station with a RAM mike at the helm. Other helm instruments are a temperature gage, oil pressure, voltage, fuel gage and tachometer. There are warning lights with alarm for water temp and oil pressure. A compass rounds out the helm accessories. Inside is a repeater display for the GPS/plotter/radar. The VHF radio is there with the JVC master AM/FM/CD stereo and the 15" flat panel TV mentioned earlier.

Electrical System:
There is a shore power cord with a marine battery charger. The main house batteries are 4Ds and were replaced last year as was the engine start battery. All AC circuits in the yacht are GFI protected. DC lighting is thoughtfully positioned throughout the yacht. There is a shore power cord with a marine battery charger. The main house batteries are 4Ds and were replaced last year as was the engine start battery. All AC circuits in the yacht are GFI protected. DC lighting is thoughtfully positioned throughout the yacht.

Deck and Hull Equipment:
The deck is of cored fiberglass with molded in non-skid finish. All the way forward is a bow roll with s/s track that handles the 45# CQR type anchor. A maxwell 800 electric windlass handles the anchor chain/rode. There is an anchor wash-down in the anchor locker along with the foot controls for the windlass. There is a swim platform with ladder and transom shower to rinse off bathers. A 10' Zodiac inflatable with a 6.6 hp 4 stroke outboard is hung from davits. Both boat and motor are 2 years old. There is a bimini and dodger with a transistion piece to shield the cockpit from the weather and a matching UV strip on the headsail.

Sails and Rigging:
There is a #1 Genoa mounted on a Schaffer single line roller furler. The main stows away in the mast and has all lines led aft for total control from the cockpit. There is a UV strip on the Genoa for protection. On the coach roof are 8 rope clutches and 2 jam cleats with self tailing winches for line handling. All line handling hardware is by Garhauser as is the mechanical vang.

Additional Equipment:
There is 16,000 BTUs of reverse cycle air conditioning to make the interior comfortable at the dock and extend the yachting season by a month or so.