This page serves as a site map but at this stage also helps to
organize content and prioritize changes as the web site evolves.
The web site is still very much a work in progress in fairly early
stage. Below is a list of web pages and an indication of their
status with the list organized by the menu hierarchy.
The meanings of the status indications on the pages is provided below
(Status: Archival)
No need for change is anticipated. This is usually
for status in the past or completed work.
(Status: Completed)
The page is complete and accurate. Some update will
be needed as work progresses.
(Status: Accurate with Ongoing Edits)
The page is accurate and mostly complete. Edits are
ongoing as work progresses.
(Status: Incomplete)
The page is mostly complete but may have missing
information or incomplete sections.
(Status: Placeholder or Outline)
The page is either a placeholder with little or no
information or may be just an outline of planned content.
(Status: Temporary)
This page is intended to go away but may have
useful information intended to be used in other pages or new
pages.
(No Status Specified)
This is a page which had no status
specified.
(Unknown status: &&)
The status keyword on this page is unknown. The
"&&" will be replaced with the unrecognized status keyword.
The web site is still very much a work in
progress in fairly early stage. The site map is automatically
updated as the organization of the site changes.
This page is just an empty skeleton. Not much has been completed.
Quite a bit of equipment has been purchased but has not yet been
installed. This set of pages will be updated as progress is
made
The marine survey completed prior to
purchase is in the past. At this point a summary of
findings is provided, but not the survey itself. If the
surveyor is OK with putting up the complete survey, then
that will be added.
This page is historic and has little
need to be updated. The purpose is to take notes on the
condition of the vessel and some important measurements at
the time of purchase. Updates will include additional
measurements and more accurate measurements as they become
available. Many pages describing planned work link back to
this page due to the dimensions recorded here.
This page contains a snapshot of overall plans. As plans change or as
work progresses this page needs to be periodically checked for
accuracy and updated as needed. As plans are completed pages will be
moved under the "Completed" heading.
This page describes the decision
process when purchasing the batteries. Prices are given
and a month given in a chart heading which is easily
overlooked. More prominent indication of the date of the
pricing should be provided.
This page describes the selection of
solar panels, the measurements and considerations use in
initial planning of the placement of a solar panel mount,
and a nearly complete design for the solar mount
metalwork. Due to the tight fit relative to the boom and
traveller, final measurements will have to wait for the
masts to be raised again. References to other pages
provide detail.
The refrigeration page discusses
selection of electric refrigeration. It does not yet cover
installation. The ice box will need to be removed and
reduced in size and then reinstalled, making this a major
undertaking.
This page briefly describes the
possibility of adding a small reversible heat pump AC/heat
system. The remainder of the file is some plain text in an
HTML PRE element. This text lists products that might be
used and describes some preliminary measurements. This
file needs a lot of work but AC/heat is unlikely to be
installed for a year or two at the earliest.
This page describes options to improve
communications particularly when off short. Traditional
VHF & SSB are discussed. Satelite communication for IP
connectivity and mobile phone over Internet are discussed.
No concrete plan exists at this point.
There is patchwork of incompatible and
expensive commercial monitoring for battery, charging, load,
navigation and instruments. As a result, DIY solutions are
needed. These DIY solutions are discussed here.
This page documents the selection criteria for the electric
auxilliary. Installation is covered in another page that is
referenced. The page needs minor update to reflect the purchase
of the motor.
