Rachael Ann is a 42′ Camano Offshore Halibut Schooner Yacht built out of aluminum in 1988.
Having undergone a number of changes over the years, the boat currently is outfitted as follows.
- Perkins Range 4 135 6-cylinder diesel engine
- 280 gallons in two aluminum tanks, port and starboard
- Just over 3′ draft with 6,000 lbs of lead ballast in the keel
- Hull is built of 1/4″ aluminum
- Hydraulic bow thruster
- Hydraulic drum windlass with 150′ of chain, followed with 300′ of wire rope
- 120 gallons of fresh water
- 5 gallon hot water heater, electric, engine heated, or heated with Wabasto furnace
- Wabasto hydronic heating, with zone for living space, separate head zone, and separate stateroom zone
- Seawater Pro 17gph 12v DC watermaker
- 40 gallon holding with tank monitor in head
- Two helms, one in house and one on flybridge
- Teak enclosed cockpit
- House has dining table, chairs, settee, lower helm and navigation electronics
- Hatch with access to engine room
- Galley is down 3 steps
- Princess 4 burner propane stove and oven
- 3/4 size built in DC-only double door DC two door Nova Kool fridge / freezer
- 1/2 size Vertifrigo fridge (DC)
- 1/2 size Euhomy feezer (AC)
- Ample storage and huge counter space
- Two hatches with screens
- Raritan marine elegance head
- Tile shower with custom door
- Bathroom vent fan and opening portlight
- Forward stateroom with full size berth
- Hatch with screen
- Well lit with ample windows and two opening portlights
- Walk in closet with portlight
- Upper helm with 3 seats
- Hand winch for tender
- 1600 watts of solar panels on stainless bimini, with additional 200 watts of additional solar on starboard side
- Victron solar controllers with Victron battery monitors
- Wagner autopilot
- Two depth sounders
- Functional Raymarine radar
- Electronic throttle control
- Older Simrad GPSMap
- Northern Lights generator
- 12v lighting including undercounter lights in galley and head