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Eight different
sails (Main, Solent jib, Genoa, furling Gennaker, small spinnaker,
large Spinnaker, storm Trisail & storm Jib) |
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Sail repair
equipment |
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Honda
generator. (For additional power should the solar panel not cope) |
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Fuel containers
(for the generator) |
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Liferaft |
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All my
waterproof clothing |
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Sea boots |
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TPS survival
dry suit |
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All my other
clothing |
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Spare
sunglasses |
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Suntan lotion
(lots) & various other medicaments |
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Head torch and
two other torches |
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A box of
self-heating food donated by Mark Hammond |
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A sextant and
all the related books etc needed for astro navigation |
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Charts |
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Service manuals
for all equipment |
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Two fire
extinguishers |
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Multitool and
various knives |
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NKE hydraulic
autopilot |
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Spare Raymarine
pilot. |
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Two 105aH
Batteries |
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Spare bulbs,
batteries and fuses |
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MLR FX312 GPS
system |
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Active radar
reflector |
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VHF (DSC) radio |
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Emergency VHF
aerial (in case the mast breaks) |
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Emergency
Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB). If my life were under
threat this device would inform the emergency services of my
position. (But would not guarantee that they could do anything about
it!) |
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Two lifejackets
+ re-arm kits |
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SSB Radio
receiver (for weather forecasts) |
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Horseshoe buoy
and auto light |
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Barometer |
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Clock |
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Wind speed
indicator |
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Binoculars |
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First aid kit |
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An oar (for
emergency steering) |
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Anchor and
chain |
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Winch handles |
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Spare
rope/sheets |
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Jumars (for
climbing the mast) |
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Leadline |
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Toolbox |
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Multimeter |
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Six 10-litre
water containers |
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Two 9 litre
buckets |
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Gimballed
single burner gas stove |
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Gas bottles |
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Eating irons
etc. |
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Bean bag (to
sit on) |
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Loo paper |
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Kitchen towel |
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Two large
storage boxes |
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Two small
storage boxes |