Mechanical
Bukh DV20ME twin cylinder 20hp diesel inboard engine with raw water cooling, 22 gallon fuel capacity in 2 stainless steel tanks with a consumption per hour of between 1.5 litres and 2.25 litres depending on speed. Cruising speed under engine is 5 knots with a maximum speed of around 6 knots. Alternator charging to 3 x 12 volt batteries (one 85 amp/hr and 210 amp/hr). Shaft drive to fixed 3 blade propeller.
Electrical
Marlec charge controller, solar panel with controller. Alternator charging to 3 x 12 volt batteries (one 85 amp/hr 2 x 105 amp/hr).
Navigation
Compass, echo sounder, log, windspeed and wind direction, VHF radio, FM/AM radio, trim tab self steering system, windvane at masthead, chart plotter, Navtex, radar reflector, clock and barometer, repeaters at nav table and second chart plotter at nav table, navigation light, steaming light, tri colour masthead and anchor light.
Safety
6 man life raft (service due), jackstay lifelines on side decks, lifebuoy, life jackets, safety harnesses, 2 manual fire extinguishers, 2 automatic fire extinguishers, rope cutter on propeller, manual bilge pump, engine operated bilge pump, fire blanket.
Deck Gear
Stainless steel pushpit, pulpit and guardwires, sprayhood, winter cover, cockpit cushions, boarding ladder, tiller, 4 self tailing sheet winches, 2 halyard winches, 2.4m dinghy with 3HP outboard motor, outboard bracket on pushpit, 35lb CQR main anchor with 80m chain, electric anchor windlass, 25lb fisherman kedge anchor, 6m chain and 30m warp, boat hook, mooring warps and fenders.
Sails
Slab reefing mainsail (new 2010) with mainsail cover (new 2010). Spare mainsail. Genoa roller reefing system with furling No 1 Genoa (new 2010) and spare Genoa. Storm Jib/staysail (new 2010), cruising chute. Gold anodised alloy mast and boom and stainless steel standing rigging.
Domestic
She has a Taylor’s heating stove. 240 volt ringmain via extension lead. Her galley has a gas cooker with 2 burners, fridge (new 2011), various pots, pans, cutlery and crockery, water supply to the sink from 40 gallon stainless steel water tank. She has pressurised hot and cold water. Hot water via engine calorifier and 240 volt immersion heater. Separate heads compartment has a Lavac marine toilet and wash basin with shower and hot and cold water. Orange vinyl upholstery with some curtains.
ACCOMMODATION:
There are 4 berths including 2 “V” berths in the separate forward cabin and 2 single settee berths in the saloon (both with lee cloths).
Owners Comments
FEATURES:
Beaching legs. Over £1000 of spares including engine spare, bulbs etc.
REMARKS:
The Duellist 32 is a very traditional design of cruising yacht with a spacious and extremely solid hull, long fin keel with centre plate and a strong cutter rig. Although very much a cruising yacht the prototype has some racing success winning its class in Burnham Week with its designer Alan Hill aboard. “Codan” originally named “Ambling” has only had 3 owners from new and has been widely cruised throughout the UK, European and Baltic Waters. The accommodation has been very nicely fitted out in a traditional style, varnished mahogany with plenty of storage, a nice example of the marque and well worth viewing.