Standard Horizon Intrepid VHF (Ram mike at the helm)
	Kenwood TKM707 SSB with AT50 Auto Tuner
	Simrad Anritsu 772 radar
	Automatic Identification System (AIS) AIS provides a means for tracking large ship movements including: identification, position, course, and speed.
	Technautics cool blue refrigeration
	ACR Rapidfix 406MHz Epirb
	Nexus instrumentation I have the basic wind/knot and depth setup with one display in the cockpit and the wired remote down below. I also added a connection point in our cabin so that I can see the instrumentation at night (when the wind wakes me up at anchor) or I can run an extension cable to the bow so I can check the water depth while we are going through gnarly passes without us having to shout back and forth to the cockpit.
	Garmin GPS 76 at the helm and GPS 48 at the nav station (with 45XL and 12XL as backup/abandon ship gear)
	Shuttle SV25 computer with remote LCD screen. I added a 12-volt supply external to the case and used the old space from the original supply to add an additional fan with oversize holes drilled in the aluminum case. An external fan was added to pull air up and out from behind the entire compartment. Both fans are controlled by an external switch, which has three settings (off, med and high). The computer comes with an onboard temperature monitor/alarm system, which I use to control the fan settings. I rarely need them since the main heat (power supply) is external to the case. I also conformal coated all the pc boards to keep the corrosion out, so far so good (I'm sure this voids the warrantee). The LCD screen is 8.5 x 11 inches and I mounted it in a aluminum picture frame. I also have the LCD screen for  the DVD player mounted on a homemade pole mount which allows it to rotate to the nav station or the salon area depending on it’s current use.
	Two West Marine 700 inverters
	Speedtech electronic 24 hour tracking barometer