Navigation wall. GPS, radar and VHF. They swing out to be seen from the cockpit – but inside where it's dry, warm and happy.
I moved the charger out from behind the bunks (what we call the wine cellar). Was leery about dampness and air flow. It's mounted in the bunk area – to the back side of the wall that makes up the storage area in the head.
Under the step, the CD player and spot light. If I were to set it up now, I think I would just use an IPOD speaker base system. That way, you could plug the laptop in for movies, and not draw to much power.
Enclosed the ice box storage area, and made it an icebox. The end wall is 3/8 inch plywood surrounding a 2 inch piece of pink foam. Then coated with epoxy and painted. Surrounding the icebox underneath the cabinet is 4 inches of foam. Two blocks of ice lasts five days in the summer. After that, we eat pasta.
Navigation wall. GPS, radar and VHF. They swing out to be seen from the cockpit – but inside where it's dry, warm and happy.
All the lights are LED's (modified, not replaced). Cabin, nav and anchor. Check out www.superbrightleds.com
What it looks like when cruising. Notice the shelf above the cockpit table storage area. How many times have you had to unload a bunch of stuff to get the table out – and back in?
This is what it looks like with the false bottom out. The triangle shaped water bladder is there, easy to access when you haven't figured out that your out of water. Under that is a thin piece of plywood sloped down to allow all the water to exit.
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Navigation wall. GPS, radar and VHF. They swing out to be seen from the cockpit – but inside where it's dry, warm and happy.

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