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http://www.skipperguide.de/wiki/Hallands_Väderö

http://www.dba.dk/31-fods-havkrydser/id-72263946/

http://smhavn.dk/con24.php4

http://iw31.blogspot.com

http://www.stormy-iw31.eu/7572/

http://www.stormy-iw31.eu/5881/

http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=sv&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.stormy-iw31.eu%2F5881%2F

http://www.iw31.de/bilder/index.html

http://sy-juliette.de/

http://sparkmanstephens.blogspot.com/2011/02/design-1899-iw-31-class.html

http://mermaidscheveningen.webklik.nl/page/ontwerp

http://www.iw31-wismar.de/

http://www.iw31.dk/

http://eskapad.wordpress.com/

http://mermaidscheveningen.webklik.nl/page/ontwerp

http://www.klassiekepolyesterjachten.nl/page/OverOns

http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=5505

http://www.s-and-s-association.org/

http://www.sparkmanstephens.info/doc/5702458zUBmMLGktd9U2RAC4CT7yqTe9.pdf

http://www.marinepartseurope.com/en/volvo-penta-explodedview-7726000-30-11707.aspx

volvo instrument panel parts:
<code>Volvo Penta Exploded view / schematic INSTRUMENT PANEL 12V
2001, 2001B

#	Description	PartNo.	Qty	Price (DKK)
1	Instrument Panel 	859057	1 	 Out of production	
 	WHITE COLOURED DECOR STRIPE.
 	Replaced by:
 	Plastplugg	858648	1 	 101,00	
 	Instrumentpanel	873594	1 	 4 881,25	
2	Instrument Panel 	872798	1 	 435,00	
3	Closure 	858648	1 	 101,00	
4	Button 	843684	1 	 647,50	
5	Rubber cap 	837533	1 	 77,63	
6	Protecting casing 	858795	1 	 31,88	
7	Buzzer 	828587	1 	 742,50	
8	Toggle switch 	828584	1 	 320,00	
 	Alarm
8	Toggle switch 	828585	1 	 115,00	
 	LIGHTING
9	Nut 	828586	2 	 155,00	
10	Symbol strip 	858645	1 	 213,75	
11	Electronic unit 	873737	1 	 2 310,00	
12	Bulb 	19923	3 	 11,75	
13	Reflector 	828784	1 	 181,25	
14	Cross recessed screw 	941615	2 	 17,88	
15	Spring washer 	941904	2 	 0,33	
16	Cross recessed screw 	949947	1 	 1,03	
17	Spring washer 	941904	1 	 0,33	
18	Screw 	828647	4 	 11,25	
19	Cable block 	859037	1 	 1 440,00	
19	CABLES AND TERMINALS 	
</code>

Thinking about anemometers with no moving parts- it may be possible to use a cheap pressure sensor as a pitot tube, with a 360 degree cowling that funnels horizontal moving air upwards into the sensor (picture two smooth funnels inserted into each other).  An apparently cheap & suitable sensor for Arduino is: http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=36_68&products_id=739  Coupled with a GPS chip to get SOG & COG, apparent and real wind speed could be directly output in NMEA0183 format.  Add wind direction and done.

Pricey, but likely very useful: http://www.liquidware.com/shop/show/TSL/TouchShield+Slide

There's also: http://www.watterott.net/projects/s65-shield - but no touch.  Available at http://www.watterott.com

And the 4D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-Cf681Qurw&feature=related available here (they also have an air pressure sensor): http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=45_72&products_id=676

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWVA3klDIkg&feature=related
http://robotsat.blogspot.com/2010/06/okay-how-about-video.html

With a GPS sensor, can get time & speed, with the speed and wind direction & wind speed, should be able to output real wind & apparent wind speeds and direction from the single anemometer sensor already mounted.

This guy has a lot of info: https://sites.google.com/site/vilorei/index/arduino—serialgpsunit

Another possibility is hacking an Archos 5 or 7, since they run linux it should be possible to code normal apps for display- the issue is input, there's only one serial port, so some kind of NMEA multiplexer & converter to ethernet or USB might be better.  They come with GPS and accelerometers and all kinds of capabilities built-in.

There's also Android based hardware, http://antipastohw.blogspot.com/

http://www.haidartechnology.com/uploads/SEG-CQ57-xxxREV1.10_Hardware_Manual.pdf

http://matrixmariner.com/arduino_compass

http://www.polarnavy.com/main/prod2

http://dk.mouser.com:80/Circuit-Protection/Circuit-Breakers/_/N-u7f4?P=1yzu25aZ1z0s76mZ1z0s759Z1yzub35Z1z0z812Z1yzulet&Keyword=10+amp+circuit+breaker&FS=True

Maybe a pitot tube can work accurately from 360 degrees?  See below:

{{:rini:pitot_anemometer_housing.png?direct&200|}}

not suitable, but a good site: http://shop.moderndevice.com/products/wind-sensor

http://www.maretron.com/products/wso100.php

Android based stuff: http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Androidbased-gadgets-to-ship-in-October/

Linux based media player: http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/ZiiLabs-Zii-Egg-and-ZMS05/

http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/Linux-For-Devices-Articles/Linux-PDAs-PMPs-PNDs-and-other-Handhelds/

http://pcinst.imolesworth.info/tiki-index.php?page=NMEA


to-do:
  * replace fuel-injector sleeve o-ring
  * once per year grease lubricate stuffing box
  * replace spreader end covers
  * widen holes through "german solution" and spray rail to reduce friction on main & spinnaker halyards
  * replace topping lift line
  * re-sew spray hood windows
  * adjust mast sheaves to roll better (main & topping lift sheaves rub together)
  * scrape & paint keel bolts
  * re-inforce/re-attach chain plate boards to hull below deck
  * drill hole in mast foot to allow drainage into bilge
  * install new backstay adjuster
  * lengthen/add loop to secondary bilge pump line
  * replace faucet & sink in head
  * re-seal windows
  * sew new curtains and install new curtain rods
  * install secondary winch in place of compass
  * install panel compasses (danforth a140 dual-read seems like a nice idea)
  * replace instruments?
  * panel mount Garmin, perhaps with hidden padlock?
  * install depth sounder (create 4" diameter flat spot in front of keel using epoxy)
  * install block on out-haul
  * replace reefing blocks
  * drill-out/replace spinnaker adjustment point (knob broken, screw seized)
  * sand & varnish tiller
  * replace cockpit drain hoses and clamps
  * repair engine instrument panel warning lights, switches, and alarm
  * add anchor light if possible (pull an old cable down with two cables in its place?)
  * replace masthead lamp with LED
  * replace motor lamp with LED
  * hell, replace all lamps with LED
  * replace switch panel & fuse box with joint switch and breaker switch panel (see mouser link above for 30v 10amp panel-mount breakers)
  * replace main battery switch w/ 2-battery system
  * add house battery
  * convert old winches to internal ratcheting? would need to replace bottom center gear with 3 or 4 small ratchets instead... need to sketchup something first.
  * add cockpit reefing lines
  * add cockpit out-haul adjustment
  * remove side lantern mounts on pulpit
  * remove stern lantern & mount from stern rail
  * remove stern lantern cabling
  * remove wall paper, glue, oil teak, re-vaneer where necessary
  * shorten starboard quarter berth and install nav desk
  * make two cushions for cockpit table 
  * replace seal on instrument panel
  * move battery to enclosed battery box
  * move battery(ies) to engine area? maybe build a shelf just below the storage area?
  * add chain locker in the bow? very complicated modification
  * repair hatch 
  * repair hatch seal & add pins to closing shackles
  * repair/replace ventilators
  * get ventilator covers
  * add sea-cock to exhaust through-hull?
  * add sea-cock to bilge through-hull?

on-going
  * change oil & filter (done 9/7/2011)

done:
  * replace water tank (maybe a smaller tank would have been better)
  * mount water pump
  * mount deck-block to better route main & spinnaker halyards back to cockpit
  * un-seize current backstay adjuster
  * remove old stereo
  * remove old cables from bilge
  * patch leaks in jib traveler bolts
  * patch leak in spinnaker boom deck support
  * replace caulk/filler at shroud & stay chain plates
  * move last jib reefing block up on stanchion to reduce wear

equipment needed:
  * life ring & man overboard light
  * flares, 3 white, 3 parachute?
  * LED Lamps
  * panel mount compasses (danforth saturn dual-read)
  * for jib conversions, Harken Unit 0 uses #6 luff tape: http://www.sailmakerssupply.com/prod_detail_list/62 or http://search.sailrite.com/category/furling-reefing-spinnaker-sock-sleeve-uv-sacrificial-sail-kits-projects
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