Our Boat
We sold Fezywig in June 2015. Please take a tour of the boat we miss with all our hearts.
The Cabins
We loved having four cabins. Everyone had a space where they could go for some privacy, peace and quiet. Each cabin includes huge amounts of storage space beneath each berth, shelves at the foot of each bed and lockers on both sides of the cabin. Hatches above and on both the outside and inside walls let in tons of light and are great for letting in all that fresh air. The starboard and port cabins are mirrors of each other.
The Heads
The two shower/head combos (one port/one starboard) make for comfortable living with a full crew aboard.
Water Maker
We installed a high capacity water makerβ30 gallons per hour!βwith an installation that makes operation and maintenance easy. A supply of additional filters and fluids is included.
Power & Communications
We installed 4 brand new house batteries, 2 new engine starter batteries, and a Honda EU2000i Companion generator for reliable power, with quick charge times thanks to 2 in-line battery chargers.
We replaced the original fridge (which used a high energy-consumption compressor) for a stainless steel, high capacity, 12V, energy efficient fridge. We also installed a new VHF radio with AIS receiving capability and MMSI broadcasting capability (for emergency/distress broadcasting). We replaced the mast-top VHF antennae and cable as well as the mast top wind indicator. If we ever got into trouble, we knew help was only a radio-call away.
We installed a long-range WiFi booster to assure reliable internet connections from up to 1 mile off shore (connect as many devices as you like through the strong on-board hot spot). We also configured our navigation system to be iPad compatible. (Imagine using your chart plotter from anywhere on the boat!)
The new 2014 18hp Tohatsu outboard, along with heavy duty chain and lock, can be attached to the tender of your choice.
The Yanmar 3YM30 diesel engines were rebuilt and reinstalled right in front of us, to assure safe, reliable motoring and battery charging as needed.
Again, we sailed her safely and comfortably with our five children over 2,500 miles from St. Maarten to Manhattan.
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Underway
Specifications / Equipment List:
- 2004 Lagoon 380
- 4 cabins / 2 heads
- 38 ' Length, 21' Beam, 3.5' Draft
- Main sail (new 2014), Genoa
- Anchors: Delta (1), Danforth (1), 180' chain rode
- Electric windlass
- Anchoring bridle
Electronics:
- RayMarine SmartPilot ST6001 autopilot
- ST60+ Wind Indicator read-out
- ST60+ Tridata
- Wind Indicator (new 2014)
- CruiseRO Water SM30 (new 2014)
- VHF Radio with AIS/MMSI (new 2014)
- VHF antenna (new 2014)
- GPS pucks (2)
- iPad based navigation system (iPad not included)
- FM/AM CD stereo with Aux output
Power:
- Honda EU2000i Companion generator
- 4 house batteries (4 x 100 amp), UPG (new 2014)
- 2 engine starter batteries (new 2014)
- 100 amp battery charger (new 2015)
- 20 amp battery charger (new 2014)
- Xantrex battery charge monitor (new 2014)
- 350W 110V Inverter
- 1000W 220V Inverter
- Shore power cable
Galley:
- WAECO Coolmatic CR110 12V Fridge (new 2014)
- 2 burner propane stove
- Stainless steel galley sink
- 10 lbs propane tank (2)
Engines:
- Yanmar 3YM30 (rebuilt 2014)
Tanks:
- Fuel - Two 25 gallon tanks (50 gallons total)
- Water - Two 80 gallon tanks (160 gallons total)
- Holding - Two tanks
Tender:
- Tohatsu 18hp 2-stroke outboard (new 2014)
- Heavy duty chain & u-lock
- Hand water pump
- Foot air pump
- Oars
Extras:
- Docking lines
- Fenders
- Life jackets (8)
- Harnesses (8)
- Jack lines (port & starboard)
- Fire extinguishers (2)
- Flares
- Spreaders
- Compass
- Charts / Cruising guide books
- Q-flag
- Binoculars
- 110V charging station at nav desk
- Throwable "U" flotation
- Fenders
- Misc. spare parts and belts