Omuramba II is a very lightly used Catana 471, with low engine hours, laid out with twelve berths, so she is perfect for a voyaging family. And she is well equipped for cruising - ICOM Ham radio, Spectra water maker, washing machine, Pactor Modem, Furuno Radar, Autopilot, 600 Watts of Solar Panels, main engine high output alternator, etc. She also sports a hard-top bimini, large tender with 40 HP outboard, etc. With just over 1,100 hours on her engines, you can well imagine why she looks so fantastic for a yacht of her vintage. Due to the failure of her first rig, she got a new Alucarbon mast and standing rigging in 2003. We have priced her aggressively for a fast sale.

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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

Accommodations

• Panoramic views
• 4 Cabins
• Sleeps 12
• White Leatherette salon couch
• 4 heads
• 5 showers
• Several hanging lockers
• Nav station
• Spectre 380C Water maker (20 liters/hr)
• Washing machine (2005)
• SCS Pactor with 111 upgrade (2005)

• Controls and displays for all electronics
• 12v and 220v power outlets
• RS232 port for connection to laptop
• Stereo CD/radio headset
• Chart table with storage
• Plenty of additional places to lay charts out, e.g. 1.6m x 0.8m work surface over the 200L fridge
• 2 hot water heaters
• 5 Hella Ceiling fans
• Garmin 392 and DLX (2) GPS
• B & G depth sounder
• Raymarine 7000 Autopilot
• Garmin 45 handheld GPS
• Ham radio-ICOM 706G with antenna tuner
• Furono radar (2003)
• 2 Plastimo Compasses, 6" diameter

• 8 Siemans solar panels - 600 watts
• 75' Shore power cord
• Both engines have 130 amp alternator plus 55 amp alternator

• Several 230 volt electrical sockets, one 110 volt socket
• Heart battery monitor system
• Volvo Penta Sail drive

• Up galley has a massive sliding window which adjoins the sliding doors to the cockpit
• This enables the chef to be a part of the cockpit festivities
• Totally silent and extremely efficient KOK refrigeration system
• 200 L Refrigerator
• 150 L Freezer
• Double sink
• Force 10 stove - 3 burners
• Force 10 oven

• Plenty of beautiful high quality cupboards, draws and shelves
• One and a half bowl sink with outlet from the water maker
• Mixer taps, Large kitchen counter tops
• Stainless steel work surface area
• Two full size gas canisters
• Plenty of headroom
• Formica counter tops

• Mast replaced September 2003 with a carbon fiber mast from Alucarbon
• Dacron Mainsail (2003)
• Dacron Jib (2003)
• Profurl 42 Genoa furler
• Alucarbon Mast
• Headsail and Pro-Furl roller furler also replaced
• 9 Harkin winches (one electric)
• 2 Bow pulpit seats
• Zodiac dinghy (2001)
• Yacht line (3.8 m)
• Yamaha 40hp Dinghy engine
• Transam deck shower with hot and cold water
• Hardtop bimini
• 2003 Standard Catana standing rigging
• 2003 Standard Catana running rigging
• Standard sail cover
• Harkin Batten car

• Rigging replaced as well as mainsail
• Plow primary anchor (75 lbs)
• 100 m 3/8 primary anchor chain (10 mm)
• Plow secondary anchor (45 lbs)
• Lewmar ocean 3000 windlass
• 12 bumpers (8 pencil, 4 round)
• Dock lines
• Davits
• UV window covers
• Helm cover
• Swim platform
• Fishing gear

• 2 6-man Plastimo life rafts (2005)
• Life vests
• Medical kit
• 4 electric bilge pumps
• 2 manual bilge pumps
• Fire blanket
• Cable/shroud cutters

• Emergency tiller
• Many tools and spares
• Fog horn
• Bell
• Complies with French maritime safety standards
• Numerous fire extinguishers throughout

• 20 opening hatches for maximum flow through of air
• Removable mosquito nets for all cabin and head windows plus blinds and curtains
• Each forward and aft cabin has a giant 1200mm x 400mm porthole, plus a second porthole for maximum air flow and ventilation
• All windows have the option of locking closed or locking partially open to retain air flow yet maintaining security
• 12v Hella fans in each cabin
• Ceiling and 2 reading lamps per cabin
• 220v power outlets in each cabin
• Slatted bed bases for maximum ventilation and comfort
• Highly resilient and comfortable Butex foam mattresses
• Massive under bed storage facilities (except mid-ships)

• Aft Cabins (two)
• King size bed, 2m x 2m (6'6" x 6'6"), which can convert to two single beds separated by a corridor.
• Additional option of a full size pull down bunk
• Wardrobe, Bench seat with cushion and storage under, Cupboard
• Starboard cabin has a VHF radio speaker and additional 12v power
• Forward Cabins (two)
• Queen bed 2m x 1.4m (6'6" x 4'6")
• Wardrobe, Bench seat with cushion and storage under
• Midship Cabin
• Queen bed 2m x 1.4m (6'6" x 4'6")
• Wardrobe (in corridor), Bench seat with cushion and storage under

• Four heads, each with wash basin, pumped toilet and power shower
• Three toilets replaced in Sept. 2008
• Teak grating for shower floors

• Bathroom cabinet in each head
• Mirror
• Mixer taps with simple conversion to shower head

• Spectra 60 liter/hr fresh water maker
• Indesit washing machine
• Two 400-liter water tanks
• Two independently pressurized hot and cold water systems, which can be connected in the event of pump failure or water shortage.
• Two 1000w 220v AC water heaters (there is enough battery power to run several showers via the inverter)

• Engine heat exchangers
• Two integrated 50 liter waste holding tanks, with macerator pumps and either ocean or marina discharge options
• Pressurized sea water deck pump, superb for cleaning the deck.
• Hot/cold freshwater shower on transom steps