Delivery time is getting closer. Now scheduled for end of April at Annapolis, MS. Training will start May 2 for three days. Here are the latest photos sent by Ian.
This photo shows that the hull color appears light blue in artificial light.
This gallery contains the full group of photos from March 22, 2022
This is the hike Willy and Dave did several years ago. A point of interest is that much of it was built by Timucuan native-Americans from oyster mounds. These were built long before European conquests of the 16th century. Today the hike was undertaken by Roxane, Katy and myself.
Here are some maps:
Notice that part of the hike is nearly 6 feet below sea level.
More… here is the full photo gallery of todays hike:
We find the Arboretum to be fascinating place for several reasons.
Here is a gallery of the photos from the trip
Description and notes later
These photos were taken by Ian, the project manager, in response to my interest in the wiring spaces. There are a few more I would like to see in the mechanical space under the galley floor and salon. That area is home to the Onan 17 kw Generator and the Seakeeper 6 Gyro-stabilization gear.
I am happy to see the wiring spaces for the helm instruments and the CZone Control and Monitoring system are well organized and offer plenty of room to work .
I will explain these tomorrow, night night
Ian Whitty sent a spread sheet with the spares kit that is standard for the T43.
Ian Whitty sent the following lettering ideas.
The build is moving along. We are getting a new Project Manager: Ian Whitty. Our original, Kirk Ritter, is moving to position of General Manager of the Hinckley Service Yard in Southwest Harbor. Here are photos sent December 13, 2021:
From Kirk Ritter, November 18, 2021.
More description coming …
