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Owner | Bought | Sold | Boat's Name | Home Port |
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Geoff Dyce & Sidsel Grimstad | December 2016 | Ellida | Newcastle, NSW, Australia | |
Les Radnedge | February 2015 | December 2016 | Shadow | Manly Qld, Australia |
Pauline Wilkinson | 2004 | February 2015 | Shadow of Lorelei | Brisbane, Australia |
Steve & Georgiana Rathman | 1991 | 2004 | Shadow | Portland, OR |
About the Owners
Geoff Dyce and Sidsel Grimstad-
Pauline Wilkinson and Mauro Migliorelli- "We started our cruising life in 1986, left Australia and cruised Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Borneo, Philippines and Hong Kong on S.V. "Lorelei II", a hard chine, Breekveldt steel sloop, built in New Zealand. The second Lorelei was a Tayana 37 cruised in the U.S.A and Mexico from 1996 to 1998. S.V. "Shadow of Lorelei" is a Lord Nelson 41, built in 1986. She cruised the U.S. West coast and South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia with her previous owners. Mauro fell in love with her in Brisbane in 2004." You can read all about their adventures on their very good blog.
Details
Designer Tommy Chen
Builder Ocean Eagle, Taiwan
Year 1986
Length 41 ft
Beam 12"10"
Draft 5'6"
Displacement 30,500lbs
Keel / Ballast Full keel, 11,000 lbs molded cast iron ballast encased in fiberglass
Vessel Location Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia
Accommodation; Beautiful sold teak cabinets and bulkheads in all 4 cabins. Two private staterooms, one forward with large queen size bed adjacent to main head, and one aft with double bed and private vanity. Separate pilot berth cabin adjacent to cockpit. Solid teak cabin sole throughout accommodations.
Hull Material Solid handlaid DMB double bias fiberglassmatt (for increased strength without increased weight), 4 layersof ISO Phthalicresin over a 1st coat of epoxy resin, original ISO Phthalicgel coat finish. Hull lined with closed cell foam for insulation and reduced condensation. Integral moulded rub rail, incorporated into longitudinal stringers for increased hull strength, finished with teak fender and stainless steel sacrificial plate. Deck Material Solid one piece hand laminated deck, reinforced fiberglass stiffeners in high stress areas. Teak decking attached to stringers by S/S screws maintaining the waterproof integrity of the deck (eliminating the problem of water entering the fiberglass core and causing leaks)
Engine and Mechanical
- Yanmar 4JHE commissioned 1987, 44 Horsepower
- Fuel: Diesel
- Cooling: Coolant and raw water/heat exchanger
- Prop: Maxprop feathering, bronze
- op:S/S shaft with grease filled lip-seal packing gland
- Engine Hours 3300 approx.
- Diesel Cabin Heater: Espar 225 1729 05 D5L
- Tankage
- Fuel 2 x 209 litre steel tanks, one under each aft bunk, removable inspection plates
- Water 750 litres in 3 stainless steel tanks, cross-plumbed, shut off valves, deck fills, clear removable inspection ports
- 50 litre holding tank
- Pressure hot water system Boat Boiler 30 120VAC water heater, AC or engine heat exchanger (can convert to 240V)
- Manual bilge pumps, 1 in cockpit and 1 in forward head
- FireboyHalon 1301 automatic fire extinguisher in engine room
- 2 x Rule automatic bilge pumps under engine room
- Shower Hot and cold water in forward head with sump pump
- Toilet Lavac Manual toilet with Henderson pump and 12VMacerator pump.
Galley
- Galley S/S gimbaled three burner stainless steel Mariner LPG stove with oven/grill
- U-shaped nook for cook's safety on any heel
- Double stainless steel sinks on centre line
- Hot and cold pressure water
- Ample drawers, storage lockers and bins
- Enclosed microwave cupboard with door
- Top opening refrigerator with divider, can be converted to fridge/freezer or fridge and icebox
- Refrigeration Glacier Bay Mark II sea water cooled compressor driven with holding plate, 12 V or engine driven
Elecrical and Electronics
- Wired for 120 & 240 volt incoming shore power
- Step-down transformer
- Link 10 Heart Interface charger/invertor (installed 2012)
- Both 110VAC & 240VAC outlets inside boat
- Six 12VDC outlets inside boat
- Batteries (house): 2 x 12V220 AH lead acid batteries, 440 AH total capacity (new 2012)
- Battery (engine): 12 volt 100AH starting battery with connected jumper to house batteries
- Alternator: Balmar 90-100 124 amp Alternator with Balmar Maxcharger regulator (new 2010)
- Solar Panels: 2 x 80Amp Kyocera M8-M panels with separate controller
- All color coded deluxe instrument panel located at nav station
- 12V & 110V individual breakers
- master shut off switches
- ammeters and voltmeters
- Autopilots: Autohelm 6000, wheel driven with remote control. Backup autopilot Raymarine 1000 tiller pilot
- Chart Plotter: Seiwachartplotter (new 2007)
- Radar: Raymarine SL72, (new 2003), mast mounted dome
- Communications: SSB Icom IC/M60 with Pactor PTC IIe. Icom AT130 Tuner
- VHF Horizon Maxi 862S Eclipse (new 2000)
- Datamarine Wind Indicator DCW 360/80
- Datamarine Depth Finder/Transponder DCD400/W/215
- Datamarine Knotmeter DSC100 serviced and new co-ax cable (new 2009)
Deck
- Wavestopper hard dodger
- Cockpit fully enclosed by zippered covers
- Designed to keep in place whilst sailing in wet weather
- Zippered Stamoid/Sunbrella/Strataglass clears
- Full length tent awnings in 3 pieces, Sunbrella , Sunbrella sail covers.
- Three large deck mounted aluminium Bomar hatches, all with timber framed insect screens
- Port & starboard stainless steel mast pulpits, oversized stainless dorade ventilation vents
- Heavy walled 36" high stainless stanchions, mounted to scuppers, (not deckmounted to avoid deck leaks)
- Sampson posts bonded to deck and hull
- Dual bronze anchor rollers mounted on bowsprit platform
- Groco washdown system at bow
- Ground Tackle
- Windlass: Muir 12 Volt Cheetah with chain gypsy and rope drum
- Anchors: 65lb CQR, 45lb CQR, 300 ft 3/8' galvanized chain plus 50 ft chain with 250ft nylon rope, on bow
- Fortress Aft anchor. Over 1000' anchoring/ mooring lines for emergency and/or distress situations.
- Monitor windvane steering system
- Dinghy AB RIB, Aluminium hull &Hyperlon (new 2006) hardly used with cover
- Spare Avon Hyperlon with inflatable floor, as new, never used
- Outboard 5 hp Yamaha 2 stroke with cover
Sails, Rigging and Winches
- Sail Inventory All sails are in good condition by Hass Sails Port Townsend, Washington
- Fully battened main 33.6 sqmtr
- Furling genoa 58.5 sq. mtr on Profurlfurler, professionally serviced 2009
- Furling Staysail, Profurlfurler, Hood Sails (new 2006)
- Asymmetrical cruising spinnaker 134 sq. mtr. With sock and snuffer
- Storm tri sail on separate track at mast
- Navtech hydraulic backstay adjuster, (serviced 2012)
- All main sheet blocks and lines (replaced 2008)
- 6061 aluminium, heavy gauge mast and boom
- Mast is deck stepped through heavy alloy mast collar
- Rosewood compression post inside main cabin
- Single alloy spreaders
- Stainless steel standing rigging , 8 and 10 mm 1x19 wires (checked and replaced where necessary by professional rigger 2009).
- All winches, mast and boom mounted and in cockpit are 2-speed and self-tailing.
Safety Equipment
- WinslowII60SL/O 8 man life-raft in canister mounted in deck canister (2006)
- ACR 406 EPIRB
- Paratech Sea Anchor, mounted in stainless steel cradle on foredeck
- Stainless steel emergency tiller, quickly mounted inside cockpit
- Emergency weather boards for companionway
- 6 lifejackets
- MOB and Lifeslingpick up sling
- Grab bags with flares, emergency rations and navigation equipment
- 6 various fire extinguishers, fire blanket in galley.
Related Documents
Australian Registry:
USCG Document: 900797 (expired January 31, 2005)