Interior Layout

Linda Lee is fitted with a functional layout both for sailing and housekeeping in mind. She has simple white laminate surfaces trimmed with light teak to create a modern aesthetic. Her teak and holly sole is tried and true with a nod towards a more traditional and popular finish. She has 6’+ of standing headroom in all areas of the main cabin, head and forward cabin areas.

Starting forward, the owners cabin has lots of natural light through the square overhead hatch. The hatch is equipped with a sun shade for off watch naps. The cabin has two LED overhead lights, two reading lights and two cabin fans. The custom mattress from provides a great night sleep with custom fitted sheets and covers. On the starboard side of the cabin at the head of the bed there is a shelf with drawers below for storage.

The head compartment is separated from the forward cabin by a single panel door. There is a separate shower stall that has a built inbuilt-in seat with teak grate on top. Behind the seat and outboard is a storage compartment. Standing headroom in this space is a no compromise six feet. There is a nifty ad-hoc retractable clothes line for wet foul weather gear or a small laundry load. There is an opening overhead deck hatch for ventilation and a satin varnished teak grate in the shower pan. The head has a single oval stainless sink basin, two outboard storage cabinets, towel bar, and an electric flush toilet.

Rejoining the main cabin outside the head, a corridor leads to the forward end of the galley which is home to the Force-10 3-burner stove and oven. Working aft, cabinets line the hull for plentiful storage and the entire length of countertop accesses the refrigerator and freezer in two compartments. There is one opening portlight in the hull for cross ventilation but the space has lots of headroom and two Hella Turbo fans to facilitate moving more air while cooking. On the aft and inboard side of the galley is the double basin stainless sink and more cupboard storage.

Opposite the galley on the port side of the boat is a small watch berth/settee and storage galore. There is a built in cabinet with slide out drawer storage that was converted from housing a washer/dryer. The plumbing still exists so reverting back just requires the drawers to be removed. Small shelves are above with a built-in microwave cabinet. Facing aft here there is access to the generator space and a small countertop area with a large fiddle to keep items temporarily in place or burly enough to catch yourself with in a seaway.

Up two steps into the raised main salon and pilothouse, there is ample seating for the whole crew and large saloon windows to enjoy the scenery at anchor or maintain a lookout while underway. The port side has a raised dinette with an L-shaped settee outboard and a single linear settee opposite the table. Ample red or white LED lighting keeps the space well lit after the sun goes down. Engine access is amazing by lifting the settee and table out of the way with a purchase system that is connected to the overhead. The entire center floorboard also removable for nearly 360º access. The settee cushion is easily removable to gain access to the ample storage locker outboard in the hull. To starboard in the main salon is the watchkeeping station. There is an adjustable Springfield Marine helm seat with full thruster and throttle controls, all navigation equipment and the AC/DC electrical panel. Visibility forward is suitable from this position and an overhead hatch gives an idea of the sails.

Aft on the starboard side is a second cabin set low into the hull, forming an excellent sea berth. The bunk length is 6’2” and 4’ wide coming in just under a standard queen mattress. There is a hanging locker for personal items and a door that separates the space from the main salon.

The companionway is all the way aft with four steps that lead to the cockpit. There are ample handholds and good tread on the stairs for sure footing.

Galley

Force 10 3-burner stove and oven
Grunert refrigerator and freezer
Danby microwave
Double basin stainless sink with Ofa faucet
Pressurized hot and cold water

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Electronics and Navigation

Electronics updated as part of the 2021 refit:

B&G Zeuse3s MFD
B&G Vulcan 12 MFD
B&G Halo20+ radar
Vesper Marine Vision2 AIS
Forward scan sonar
Airmar DTS800 speed/depth/temp transducer
(3) Triton-2 displays
(2) B&G autopilot controllers
NAC-2 autopilot
Precision-9 magnetic compass
B&G WS310 Wind sensor
Icom IC-M424G VHF radio with CommandMic
Icom IC-M802 HF radio
LED navigation lights

Poly-Planar MRD 87i stereo

Electrical

AC & DC electrical distribution panel
30amp Smart Plug shore power inlet
50’ 30amp shore power cord
Victron Quatro 12v 220amp inverter/charger (2021)
(2) Victron Skylla-IP65 12v 70amp chargers (2021)
Victron battery monitoring system (2021)
Victron Cebro GX (2021)
Victron Cebro GX touch 70 control panel (2021)
(8) Battle Born BBGC2 100 amp 12VDC batteries 800 amp hours total (2021)
Victron MPPT 100 solar charge controller (2021)
200 Watt solar panel (2021)
(2) Blue seas battery selector switches
Sea Flo bilge pump switch
Fischer Panda 8Kw generator (1310 hours)

*Unique features on this electrical system from the owner*

Shore power is run through galvanic isolators, then the two Skylla chargers. All AC loads come from the inverter, even when on shore power (unless bypassed). This allows the Linda Lee to use any shore power in the world without need for a converter or transformer. Additionally, when using the generator and Quatro to charge the batteries, the two Skylla chargers can be added. This puts the generator at 80% load, and charges the batteries very quickly.

Mechanical

Yanmar 4JH3-TE 75hp diesel engine (3379 hours)
Yanmar control panel with tachometer
New turbo
New elbow exhaust on the main engine
Rebuilt the hydraulic pump
Secondary 80 amp alternator on engine
Racor fuel filter for main engine fuel supply
Racor fuel filter for generator fuel supply (120 series)
(2) Fuel tanks 214 gallons total capacity
Fuel transfer system simplified (2021 all fuel for main engine is supplied and returned to the forward tank. There is a new pump and filter installed to transfer from the aft tank to the forward tank)
Tank tender
Vetus bow thruster (Vetus Bow 90 hydraulic)
Jabsco 3” inline blower
Spectra watermaker (~17gal/hr)
Water manifold
Jabsco shower pump (37202-2012)
Shower sump box
Fresh water pump
(4) Fresh water tanks totaling 260 gallons
Gray water tank 100L total capacity
Dometic Marine Air Conditioning
Webasto airtop 500 cabin heater
Jabsco macerator pump (18590-2092)
West Marine washdown pump (32900-3000)
(2) Jabsco Y-valves
Dometic electric flush toilet
Ofa single action faucet
(2) Manual bilge pumps
Grunert refrigerator and freezer

Hull and Deck

Linda Lee’s round bilge underbody is a well faired, clean, and stable design. Her 5’ 11” fin keel holds 8,816lbs of ballast, making her stable and seaworthy but also able to punch through lighter areas of wind while cruising. Her rudder is fully protected by a skeg that also provides some directional stability. The bottom was brought back to bare metal in 2021 and new primer and bottom paint (Epaint SN-1) was applied. The feathering Max-Prop was rebuilt by the factory at this time as well. Linda Lee is fully insulated from the waterline up reducing condensation build up on her interior.

Linda Lee’s deck layout is designed with the adventurer in mind. She has a large swim platform with integrated swim ladder and durable nonskid decking. An aluminum arch is integrated into the transom, burly enough for a large RIB dinghy, radar mount, solar array, wind generator and bimini. Her cockpit has seating across the aft end and extending three feet forward on both ends to form a “U”. This increases the workability for several people forward of the binical and makes for a kinder entrance into the main cabin. The pilothouse dodger provides loads of protection for the watch stander without inhibiting their view. For added protection a canvas dodger fits over a stainless fold down frame. Working halyards lead to one of two electric winches and all sheets can be routed to one of those or a dedicated manual primary winch. Moving out of the cockpit and forward, there are many and holds and sturdy non-skid. Aluminum stanchions carry double lifelines the length of the deck with a boarding gate on both sides. New to the deck in the 2021 refit was: all salon windows, and companionway boards.

Deck equipment

Primary anchor: 55lb Spade
Secondary anchor: Bruce
Ground tackle for each anchor
12V Ideal anchor windlass (H30)
Dual bow rollers
Granny bars at mast
Doraid cowl vents
Canvas bimini
Canvas winch covers
Cockpit cushions

New in the 2021 refit:

standing rigging
halyards
clutches to the mast
carbon fiber whisker pole.

Rigging

Double spreader cutter rigged aluminum rig
Mast steps from deck level to top of mast
Trysail track on mast
Harken Battcar track
Main halyard
(2) jib halyards
Spinnaker halyard
(3) spare halyards
Rigid boom vang
Adjustable genoa leads
(2) Anderson 52ST electric halyard winches
(2) Anderson 58ST manual primary winches
winch on mast
Spinlock line clutches
Doyle stack pack system with lazy jacks
Mainsail (good
Trysail (good
125% Genoa (2023 Excellent)
90% Jib (good)
Staysail
Storm Jib
1 of 2 Twizel rig headsails
Code-0 on torsion cable and furler (great)
Symmetrical spinnaker with sock (great)
Anchor sail

Safety and Miscellaneous

Sea anchor
Lalizas 4 person Liferaft (Requires service)
EPIRB
Docklines
Fenders
Spares