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ANIHOYA
(Formerly GYPSY EAGLE & GYPSY )

Trunk Cabin Cutter

* Year: 1978
* Price: US$ 23,500 (her previous condition, pics at the bottom)
* Located in Oriental, NC
* Hull Material: Fiberglass
* Engine/Fuel Type: Single Diesel
* YW# 1904-1297966

Builder: Morris
Designer: Chuck Paine

Dimensions LOA: 26' LWL: 21'3" Beam: 8'2" Displacement: 6,800 lbs Draft: 3'10" Ballast: 3,500 lbs

Engine: Saab Engine(s) HP: 10
Water: 40

Accommodations
There are 2 large settees that also double as quarter berths, and convert to a double bunk while in port. The cushions are 3" closed cell foam. At the forward end of the saloon is the galley, with a v-berth forward. The interior is custom built of wood.

Galley
* 2 burner kerosene Taylor stove & oven
* Double SS sink w/fresh water pump
* Dishes & cooking utensils
* Icebox w/3" insulation

Electronics
* VHF radio
* Compass
* Depthsounder

Electrical
* 12V system
* Shore power

Deck
* 4 Barlow winches
* Fenders
* 2 plow anchors w/150'chain & 300' rode
* Cockpit spray cloths
* 2 large manual bilge pumps
* Safety equipment: Life jackets, harnesses, flares, & Winslow liferaft
* Lots of docklines
* Bosun harness


Sails & Rigging
* 135% genoa
* Full battened main w/double reef, shelf, & cunningham
* Yankee
* Staysail
* Storm sails

Additional: Included are extensive spare parts for the engine and bilge pumps.




Cape Horn Self Steering

This is the first Cape Horn installation of this type on any boat. It was developed to deal with the space constraints associated with installation of self-steering on the stern of my boat. The pendulum oar connects via a linkage directly to the rudder head, thus eliminating the need for any lines to the tiller.

It is a clean and elegant installation and it works brilliantly. I did a solo trans-Atlantic passage in the summer of 2012 from Newfoundland to Ireland (17 days) and the self-steering was on the entire time. This summer past, I was sailing in the Mediterranean and the self-steering was always in use except when leaving or entering port. This included a 20 day non-stop passage from Leros to Marseille (1600 nm) in which I encountered everything from downwind in Force 1 to upwind in Force 8. The self-steering performed very well in all conditions.

Previous condition (Gypsy Eagle):