Nav station with the usual suspects. 3 radios - AM/FM to the left, VHF on top, SSB/HAM on the bottom (mics stored away). There are 22 circuit breakers for 12v here (110AC only has 4). Currently using the nice Acer PC you folks recommended. Will replace with a fanless linux unit when splashed again. Chartplotter, propane panel, etc are on the back wall There is a small repeater for the sailing instruments just right of the monitor covered in grey.
Galley on starboard side. Sorry for the mess but projects... That white front on the right is entirely refer! Chrome bar on left is protection from falling into the stove on port tack (boat heeled to the right) or I attach a harness to stay near on starboard. Stove is 3-burner, gimbled. I can cook a 20lb turkey in that oven. Sink is small but 13" deep. Rattan cabinet doors have been stored away. Yes, the walls need a repaint badly! Cat bowls usually rest in a rack under the stove but plumbing down there in process.
2nd is view aft. Left is galley, right, dining table. Aft of that is my berth. On the left, aft of that wall, is the nav station with all the goodies.Under the ladder is engine gauges on the left, AC circuit panel on the right. Wind gen panel is just above the berth. Chartplotter and remote VHF mic is way left up high. The arm it’s on swings into the companionway so it can be used inside or out.
3rd is looking forward from the companionway. Galley to right, dinning table to left with that damned big 110v refer. This table is for projects. The good one is stored forward. Stainless box is a 40k BTU furnace with double flue. Forward of that is the head with shower. On the right is a huge pantry and then a cedar-lined hanging locker. And then the v-berth area currently used for shop and stowage.
Kinja post creation sucks. And takes a really long time to do. This is my 3rd attempt tonight. Hope this helps all ya’ll understand Sparrow a little bit. She is not a normal offshore boat. Ok, let’s see how well this publishes.. AMA