Every big adventure, needs the right equipment

I am in need of some equipment for the GGR, if you would be able to support me with any of it - it would be absolutely amazing.

The gear should be sent to:

Helga Marie Loevenskiold Kveseth

⁠Showgirl + GGR

⁠Bureau de Port Olona

1 Quai Alain Gerbault

85100 LES SABLES D’OLONNE

France

PS! If there are any import fees, the marina will not accept to receive it.

Find some of the equipment here.

Equipment:

Walker Trailing Log w 3 propellers

3 extra propellers

1 YB3i tracker

1 Echomax em230 or em230br radar reflector

1 ⁠Echomax em230i inflatable radar reflector

1 AIS without a screen that can be connected to a phone if needed

1 Lead Line

1 ⁠Independent radio receiver (capable of receiving weather bulletins and international time signals, Amature Band Transceivers may be fitted for this purpose)

⁠2 iridium satellite phones - one needs to be extreme. External waterproof antenna fitted

⁠Navigational charts for all areas I am going to

2 spinnaker poles, 430 cm

1 Sea anchor for life raft

1 Sealed survivor 06 hand operated desalinater

1 Wet notebook with pencil

1 sextant

2 AIS SART

Sea dye marker

Set of emergency LED navigation lights with an independent power source (carried onboard)

3 windexes

14 mm 3 strand nylon line (for anchor)

Aquamate Solar Still

2 x 2KG Fire Extinguishers - the one that removes oxygen

NEW JACKLINES

2 Emergency GPS units with spare batteries (in waterproof box ready to be sealed.

NEW STARTER BATTERY ??

2nd BINOCULARS

LED SEARCHLIGHT A watertight, high-intensity, heavy duty, searchlight directly powered by the ship’s batteries, available for use on deck and in the cockpit with all hatches shut (Rechargeable, battery driven searchlights are not sufficient.

2 Spare Compasses

3 Mechanical watches (best brand?)

Light List

Radio Signal List

Hacksaw (with 12 metal blades)

Lifebuoy – non-inflatable red or yellow accessible from cockpit needs whistle, self-igniting light, drogue and reflective tape

Heaving Line – 20 meters – accessible from cockpit

Recovery Sling- system with reflective tape and light

XP7 waterproof fannypack

Mini sd cards for cameras

Boombox - for cassettes

Mixed Tapes

SPARE LIFEJACKET & HARNESS- I have it

AIS locator Beacon

New Lifelines

2 Packs of Mini Flares (1 set has to be attached to harness)

2 personal high intensity strobe lights

Flashlight (Buoyant and Watertight)

Cold-water immersion Survival Suit Full working mobility, Able to undo a shackle, climb a rope ladder, clip on with a safety line, secure a PLB.

Immersion Suit GGR approval “on application”. Standard is: EN ISO 15027-1 constant wear suits, and EN ISO 15027-2 abandonment suits.

SOLAS LSA

* Code Chapter III): 6 Red Hand Flares, 2 White Hand Flares, 2 Orange Smoke Cannister Flares;

* 5 cyalume-type light sticks;

* Watertight, high-powered LED torch (flashlight) and spare batteries;

* SART (Search and Rescue Transponder) or AIS SART;

* The 2 GGR emergency GPS units (fully charged, with spare batteries, as mentioned above);

* The second 406 EPIRB (as mentioned above);

* A ‘Comms-Bag’ attached to the Grab Bag (not sealed to allow recharging) carrying the following items (as mentioned above): The handheld GMDSS VHF, The handheld aviation VHF transceiver, The second handheld satellite telephone with a spare charging cable, The secondary YB3 Pro.

SPACE FOOD Or whatever the heck I’m gonna eat - gluten free

3 Can Openers (preferably stainless steal)

GRAB BAGS NEED THE BELOW ITEMS

* Shall have Flotation, be of High Viz color, marked name of the yacht with lanyard and clip

* Sea sick tablets for seven days;

* One SOLAS thermal protective aid;

* A second sea anchor for the life raft (not required if life raft carries spare sea anchor)(recommended standard: ISO 17339) with 4 swivel and >30m line diameter >7.5 mm;

* One safety tin opener;

* first-aid kit including 1 tube of sunscreen. All dressings should be capable of being effectively used in wet conditions. The first-aid kit should be clearly marked and re-sealable

* Signaling mirror;

* High-energy food (min. 20 000kJ);

* 20 rehydration electrolyte tablets;

* 20m Nylon string;

* 5 Ziplock polythene bags;

* 3 x 1 liters sealed water containers;

* Sealed Survivor 06 hand-operated desalinator with lanyard and clip;

* Strobe light;

* Medical supplies for any pre-existing medical conditions (if applicable);

* Spare unbreakable spectacles if needing them (if applicable);

* Wet notebook with captive pencil;

* Powerful whistle (operated by mouth);

* Pyrotechnic and (digital or pyrotechnic, in date for at least 12 months, conforming to

ISAF/ Inflatable life Jacket safety harness- needs pocket or mount for the following

* PLB

* Knife

* Strobelight

* Hood

* crotch strap

* Whistle

* integral safety harness

* Whistle

* sea dye maker

* “Approved” Boarding Sling with hook and foot step

* 3 spare CO2 bottles

* Snap shackles on chest

More things I need:

MF/HF Radio (ICOM IC-M710 )- needs to be fitted in waterproof closure that can be sealed in storm, permanent antenna and earth wire, + Emergency antenna

New Sails (check hi-vis requirements pg.30 & Materials pg. 31)

2 Spinnaker Poles (cant be made of carbon fiber- (Secure on deck permanent storage for both spinnaker poles when not used is required.)

New Running Rigging

New Standing Rigging- want Norseman fittings(should I go beefier?)

New Plexiglass for companionway

New plexiglass for windows??

Stormboards

New Stackpack

PLASTIMO 4 MAN GGR Series Liferaft

SOLAS A PACK (for liferaft)

Second hydrovane

Spare hydrovane parts?