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(AnchortownJim) Blackstone Glacier, PWS, 7/31/04

(AnchortownJim) Blackstone Bay, PWS, 7/31/04

(AnchortownJim) Berg Bits, Blackstone Bay, PWS, 7/31/04

(AnchortownJim) View of the location of the trim tab control switches, and the location of the windless on/off switch.

(AnchortownJim) Had to turn the trim tab through hull fittings 90 degree to clear the fuel tanks.

(AnchortownJim) Trim Master pump, mounted in the port lazerette.

(AnchortownJim) Trim Master trim tab on the port side.

(AnchortownJim) Paper towel holder held up with industrial strength double sided foam tape.

(AnchortownJim) Nicro Vent 2000 Day/Night mounted in the hatch.

(AnchortownJim) The drawers have full extension slides.

(AnchortownJim) The drawers I built to fill the void from the removed ice box. The fronts are made out of 3/4" Starboard.

(AnchortownJim) Glued a piece of 3/4" marine plywood to the hull with 3M 4200. Mounted the DC bus bars, one for the switched house circuits, one for non-switched and a common ground bus. This was driven by the installation of the windless.

(AnchortownJim) Pulled out the useless ice box beneath the helm seat. The object on the left is a Blue Seas Systems 8080 2 bank battery switch with a DC Breaker.

(AnchortownJim) Close up of the plug for the windless control. You can easily disconnect the control if you want to. I leave it connected on the dash.

(AnchortownJim) Windless control.

(AnchortownJim) Quick windless below deck.

(AnchortownJim) ASTER 500 installed, starboard view.

(AnchortownJim) ASTER 500 installed, port view.

(AnchortownJim) ASTER 500 installed, plan view.

(AnchortownJim) ASTER 500 mounting plate in plan view, prior to expoxying to the deck. The plate allows for easy removal of the windless for maintenance.