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Navigation and Handling

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8. Navigation and Handling

8.1. Operation of the engines

You have chosen your engines and drives from the following options:

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2 x D6-370 EVC (2 x 370 PS/hp)

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2 x D6-400 EVC (2 x 400 PS/hp)

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2 x IPS 500 (2 x 370 PS/hp)

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2 x IPS 600 (2 x 435 PS/hp)

The installed engine and propulsion systems are highly efficient and complex – please observe the manufacturers
guide and recommendations. Have your dealer explain these systems, if in doubt, please ask.

Your local Volvo-Expert is happy to assist, even via telphone. The Volvo manual is provided in English, it is part of your

documentation, if it is not, you may find it here:

http://www.volvopenta.com

Or call the local Volvo representative to assist. Check fuel lines for damage & leaks. Do not damage fuel lines, check
their condition periodically. Never place flammable material on top or in the vicinity of hot parts.

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Information - Vor dem Starten des Motors

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Check engine compartment for fumes and the fuel lines for damage & leaks.

» Check the bilge water level and check if there are any signs of oil or fuel.

» Ensure that ventilation openings are clear to prevent overheating.

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Ensure there is sufficient fuel for the anticipated journey - including a margin for con

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tingencies

8.1.1. Exhaust system

The Virtess 420 has been equipped with a wet exhaust system, sea water is being injected in the exhaust manifold.

It cools down and binds the exhaust gases. This mixture is then lead into the water trap/silencer, is then lead aft and
exits the boat aft under the water surface.
The exhaust pipe is made from synthetic rubber and reinforced with a metal spirale. This hose is heat resistant to a

certain degree. The sea water supply must be compromised. Ensure unrestricted flow in this sea water system. The

connections are all clamped with two hose clamps.

Should the water flow be interrupted and the temperature rises, the systems alarm will activate an optical and acou

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stical alarm. Stop the engines immediately until these problems have be resolved.

Read the Volvo Manual carefully

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Summary of Contents for VIRTESS 420

Page 1: ...BAVARIA Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...anently fitted tanks 18 7 Systems some optional 20 7 1 Bilge pumps 20 7 2 Radar equipment 20 7 3 Electrical system on board 21 7 4 DC system 21 7 5 Possible scenarios regarding the system failure of the ABL system 22 7 6 Navigation via the touch sensitive display on the helm station Salon main deck 29 7 7 AC System 35 7 8 AC fuses breakers 37 7 9 Informations on the save operation of the sliding g...

Page 3: ...ets or nets 68 9 14 Risk of fire 68 9 15 Fire fighting equipment 68 9 16 Escape routes 70 9 17 Additional Step for the forward escape hatch 72 9 18 Grounding 73 9 19 List of all Through Hull Fittings part of the drawing 73 9 20 Transport hoisting slip and storage 74 10 Maintenance 79 10 1 Maintenance of the electrical system 79 10 2 Cleaning 79 10 3 Care and maintenance of decks 80 10 4 Maintenanc...

Page 4: ...s is for your own safety and comfort Do not hesitate to contact your dealer for information on further training The yard itself or your local dealer will certainly help you to find an appropriate partner in case you wish to freshen up your knowledge regarding boating Regardless of the craft s seaworthiness and its certified design category protection from freak sea and wind condi tions cannot be g...

Page 5: ...utonomously even the most experienced boat captain may be the one in the water to be rescued 11 Have the craft inspected by qualified personnel at regular intervals and whenever a cause for concern is raised have it repaired by qualified personnel 12 Ensure compliance with all legislation in place in the area of operation These may include requirements for the carriage of life saving equipment lic...

Page 6: ...products as well as the related maintenance In the course of routine service on yachts produced by us we once again point out that the following components and equipment must be inspected and replaced if necessary Also please be sure to comply with the service intervals for engines generators and associated equipment 2 1 1 Maintenance and replacements intervals System Necessary maintenance measure...

Page 7: ...who will operate the vessel reads this manual before setting out This manual complies with the EU Recreational Craft Direc tive RCD and should not be perceived as an exhaustive guide to the vessel This owner s manual is not a detailed maintenance or trouble shooting guide Prerequisite for a successful trip is sufficient seamanship and experience that empowers you to manage all possible situations ...

Page 8: ...ere Electrical hazard Electrical danger Current D Fuel filler Letter D denotes Diesel fuel Fire hazard Sling position for the safe hoisting of the boat Fire extinguisher may also identify a locker where extinguishers are stowed Opening for discharge of a extingu isher from the outside Risk of falling overboard Stowage space for life saving equipment Life vests or life rafts Escape route Life raft ...

Page 9: ...t and the well being of your crew Never remove or cover a sign or label Replace every damaged or lost sign immanently Danger denotes an extreme intrinsic hazard exists which would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if proper precautions are not taken Warning Denotes a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if proper precautions are not taken Caution Denotes a remi...

Page 10: ...of sufficient size for the wave height to be generated 4 1 Certification For this yachts module Aa was chosen see also the Declaration of conformity As the notified body according to the RCD BAVARIA YACHTBAU authorised Germanischer Lloyd with its headquarters based in Hamburg see 6 1 De claration of Conformity page 9 to perform the necessary calculations and issue the certificate 4 2 Boat Identifi...

Page 11: ...CD Design Category B A boat given design category B is considered to be designed to operate in winds up to force 8 Beaufort scale and the associated wave heights significant wave heights up to and including 4m Such conditions may be encountered on offshore voyages of sufficient length or on coastal waters when unsheltered from the wind and waves for several dozens of nautical miles These condition...

Page 12: ...a yacht of this size the choice of several modules Module B was chosen a notified body must be engaged to check some of the calculations Germanischer Lloyd with its headquarters based in Hamburg have been authorized to issue the certificate see also the Declaration of conformity Find the Examination Report attached ...

Page 13: ...max speed depending on engines and loading kn 37 37 The air draft may well be the critical dimension if we look at passing under bridges or high voltage electrical lines or other items This dimension denotes the distance between the water surface and the top of the boat and its super structures or mast Please note that this is given without optional equipment such as radar antennas or navigation l...

Page 14: ...020 kg Filling of the permanently installed fresh water tanks at maximum content kg 410 kg Filling of the permanently installed grey water tanks at maximum content kg 240 kg Filling of the permanently installed black water tanks at maximum content kg 140 kg Weight of SOLAS equipment and life raft 120 kg Weight of operation supplies and other tankages 1810 kg Maximum recommended load additional to ...

Page 15: ...Data 15 6 3 Drawings of the deck layout with equipment 28 1 17 32 12 7 2 7 25 13 16 9 18 24 21 32 17 5 28 26 7 3 4 17 30 31 33 38 37 36 39 34 35 ...

Page 16: ...y and companionway 15 Equipment carrier 16 Manual bilge pump 17 Navigation lights 18 Stairs Fly deck 19 Cockpit table with sofa Option 20 Upholstery fwd deck 21 Cockpit shower 22 Aft platform Option hydraulic rams 23 Saloon sliding door 24 Fuel filler 25 Discharge deck fitting holding tank 26 Fresh water filler 27 Gangway Option 28 Fender basket Option 29 Swim ladder 30 Fly deck table with seating...

Page 17: ...liding hard top do not sit or stand keep free at all instances danger of crushing and jamming 6 4 Deck plan of the in der Coupé Version plan view and perspective 38 37 36 24 39 32 17 5 28 26 7 3 4 17 31 33 21 34 28 1 17 32 7 2 7 25 13 16 9 18 35 20 ...

Page 18: ...holding Tank please see 7 16 Black water system Heads page 48 6 5 1 Fuel tanks Designation Position Max Filling charge L Position of the filler Drain Diesel fuel feeding engines generator hot air heating and A C Engine room aft of the bulkhead towards the bow 1200 Below the grating in the starboard side deck Only via the ins pection lid ...

Page 19: ...hower wash basins galley and washing machi ne option below the guest ca bins berths towards the center bulkhead STBD side cabin 120 Only outboards None only via the inspection lid 6 5 3 Additional tanks Designation Position Max Filling charge L Position of the suction opening Drain Fresh water below the owners berth 410 Below the fwd cover of the anchor chain locker none only via the inspection li...

Page 20: ... be checked after launch A small amount of water in the bilge is normal Large amounts of water or any signs of fuel or oil require immediate investigation Never pump fuel or oil overboard when your boat is in the water Check function of pumps regularly clear debris from their inlets It is recommended that a bailer bucket is carried aboard for emergency bailing purposes Ensure the bucket is protect...

Page 21: ...rrent of the circuit Never leave the craft unattended with the electrical system energized except automatic bilge pump fire protection and alarm circuits 7 4 DC system The direct current DC electrical system derives its power from the series of batteries listed below The batteries sup ply the components listed in the tables below which also show the settings of the overload protection breakers fus...

Page 22: ...he touch sensitive Display In this case all relays stay switched and connected as before the failure occurred The relays will only be disabled if the voltage on the system RS 485 BUS is being switched off 7 5 3 The DC system consists of the following circuits consumers Pos Description 16 Analog box 17 Digital box 18 Main switch bow thruster anchor windlass manual Option 19 Main switch Consumer rem...

Page 23: ...dlass 80 A bow thruster 500 A Option 42 Multisensor Log Echosounder 43 Navigation lights 44 Anchor light on Antenna beam 45 Fresh water pressure pump 46 Sensor fresh water tank 47 Bow thruster Option 48 Control Box interceptor Deck Option 49 Height adjustable el saloon table Option 50 Solenoid valve Tank 51 Stern windlass Option 52 Stern winch Option 53 Espresso maker Option 54 Synchronous control...

Page 24: ...n switch consumer engine gangway aft platform stern winch remote controlled Battery disconnect switch 73 Socket 12 V Option 75 Pump of the wiper water with the Volvo IPS System 76 Pump of the wiper water with the Volvo Stern Drive System 77 Engine of the Coupé sliding roof top 78 Remote control unit of the loudspeaker system The following drawings picture the electrical system with positions on bo...

Page 25: ...ly deck 7 5 6 Drawing Lower Deck M M P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 70 65 36 16 28 32 54 66 38 50 34 31 69 46 47 26 64 32 64 17 38 68 22 33 50 42 19 45 34 18 20 21 39 40 41 25 17 17 67 67 68 28 28 71 75 76 M M P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P ...

Page 26: ...wners cabin locker Position 3 in the below drawing you will also find the sensor box here Module B2 Position 6 is located behind the mirror in the port guest cabin the boxes B3 and B4 Pos 2 are mounted behind an inspection hatch in the starboard guest cabin The DC modules and the fuses located in the engine room are shown in red color here 5 2 6 1 5 3 4 ...

Page 27: ... 24 Display Autopilot Flydeck A6 Home 9 Chartplotter Flydeck A7 Home 9 Bilge Pump Aft Cabin A8 Home 12 Light Engine Room A9 Light Multim 19 Modul Consumer Port Level Fuse Pictogram Nr B3 Windscreen Wiper fast A1 Home 14 Windscreen Wiper slow A2 Home 15 Hydraulic Pump Autopilot A3 Home 9 10 Bilge Pump Engine Room A4 Home 11 Display Autopilot Salon A5 Home 10 Chartplotter Salon A6 Home 10 Underwater...

Page 28: ... manual 28 The below drawing represents the inside of an opened module of the AC system the standard size vehicle plug in fuses are switched vetically The covers of the module boxes themselves are labeled accordingly ...

Page 29: ...y for a very short period 5 sec see the Coupé version here as an example Pictogram Level 1 Home 2 Light Multimedia 3 Consumer 4 Filling levels 5 Settings Home display Virtess 420 Fly Pictogram Level 7 Anchor light 8 Running light 9 Chart plotter Fly Autopilot Fly 10 Chart plotter Cockpit Autopilot Cockpit 11 Bilge pump engine room 12 Bilge pump aft cabin 13 Wiper water 14 Wiper fast 15 Wiper slow ...

Page 30: ...kpit Helm 21 22 Screen Salon 23 Underwater lighting Consumer display Virtess 420 Fly Pictogram Level 24 Fridge 50 L or oder drawer fridge Fly 25 Socket 12 Volt Fly bridge 26 Pump grey water 27 Pump black water 28 Fridge 110 L or 30 L drawer fridge 29 Fridge 80 Liter 30 Pump water pressure Consumer display Virtess 420 Coupé Pictogram Level 26 Pump grey water 27 Pump black water 28 Fridge 110 L or 3...

Page 31: ...1 stands for sensor module the number 2 for switch module For each connected switch module a circular symbol represents a Port A1 A9 These are displayed in grey if this relay is inactive a green circle stands for an actively switched relay If the circles are missing the respective module may not be recognized by the BUS system The above screen shows that the sensor module does display numbers 0 me...

Page 32: ...wired directly to the batteries and will run even if the battery discon nect switch is open 7 6 1 Maintenance of batteries The batteries delived ex factory BAVARIA Yachtbau are AGM batteries they are maintenance free Replace those batteries with equivalent AGM batteries only Coat battery terminals with silicone grease Keep the batteries clean and dry The life of some battery types is shortened if ...

Page 33: ...boxes lower deck 5 2 6 1 5 3 4 7 6 4 Allocation and denotation of installation positions Pos Position of fuses 1 Aft cabin port behind mirror only conventional fuses 2 Aft cabin stbd Modules B3 and B4 3 Owner s cabin Port side B1 4 Owner s cabin below berth 5 Engine room 6 AC modules AC1 and AC2 7 AC module AC3 8 Battery disconnect switches engine and consumers ...

Page 34: ... Consumer fuse STBD Strip fuse 80A Reading lights Aft cabin STBD Flat vehicle fuse 10A el table Saloon Flat vehicle fuse 30 A Radar Garmin HD18 Flat vehicle fuse 20A Active anti corrosion Flat vehicle fuse 15A 3 Shower sump Pump 2x im EK Port side Flat vehicle fuse 15A Reading lights Owner s cabin Flat vehicle fuse 10A 4 Sidepower Bow thruster Strip fuse 500A Windlass Strip fuse 160A Chain counter...

Page 35: ...tches are located near the AC3 panel underneath the helmsmans seat on main deck AC fuses breakers are provided in various circuits as follows The AC system supplies the below consumers Pos Description 1 Hot water boiler 2 Panel 230V FI and extension 3 Charger consumer 4 Charger windlass and bow thruster Option 5 Anode earthing transom plate 6 Shore connection socket A C unit Option Consumer 2x 7 S...

Page 36: ...BAVARIA Owner s manual 36 7 7 2 Drawing 230 Volt Fly deck 7 7 3 Drawing 230 Volt Lower Deck ...

Page 37: ...rawings illustrate the installation positions 7 8 1 Drawing 230 volt lower deck level boxes 5 2 6 1 5 3 4 The modules AC1 and AC2 Pos 6 are located behind an inspection hatch in the port locker guest cabin behind mirror 7 8 2 Drawing 230 volt main deck level boxes 7 8 8 7 The module AC3 Pos 7 is built in under the helmsman s seat on the main deck behind a revision hatch ...

Page 38: ... Fuse AC3 230 Volt Boiler 1 Sockets aft cabin stbd 2 El grill Fly deck Sockets salon stbd El grill Cockpit 3 Coupé Version Ice maker Fly deck 3 Caution Replace fuses with one of the same rating as the original A higher rating will ren der the circuit unprotected against overcurrent Connect metallic housings or enclosures of installed electrical appliances to the protective conductor system in the ...

Page 39: ...ible current The current is not a function of the pressure force that the sliding mecha nism exerts on the item that blocks the way of movement The pressure force is not monitored this is dependent on several factors such as the weight of the roof top temperature loading condition of the batteries contamination of the racks etc There is no defined emergency stop but the sliding Coupé roof does onl...

Page 40: ...ition from helm positions Filling level display At the helm stand Warning Never smoke when filling up fuel no open flame in the engine room Inspect fuel lines at least annually Replace those if deterioration or openings are found If leakage is detected close the fuel shut off valve and have the system repaired before further use System repairs should be made by a competent person Danger Never use ...

Page 41: ...ntrols are listed below Control device Installation position Valve On the bottleneck GOK Low pressure regulator at the bottle Gas cylinder bottle with GOK Low pressure regulator Deck Gas box in wet bar Check valve In the locker in front of the respective consumer appliance see picto gram or label on the outside Manual check valve On the respective consumers ovens grills stoves etc Save operation o...

Page 42: ...ays keep the access clear Danger Do not smoke or use open flame when replacing LPG cylinders Fuel burning open flame appliances consume cabin oxygen and release products of combustion into the craft Ventilation is required when appliances are in use Open designated vent openings while appliances are in use Do not use the stove or oven for space heating Ensure that there is adequate ventilation nev...

Page 43: ...ne turn the valve or switch located on the bottle cylinder itself Disconnect turn the pressure regulator from the bottle Do only use appropriate tools in order not to damage the fittings Fit the protective cap promptly on the empty bottle Remove the protective cap from the fitting of the new gas bottle Loosen the empty bottle and take it out of the tray box Place the new bottle in the tray box and...

Page 44: ...cing LPG cylinders Do not use gas cylinders with damaged threads Danger of gas leakage Do not use grease or sealants at the valves Note Gas system tightness test With appliance valves closed Open cylinder valve close cylinder valve again Wait until the manometer in the pressurised line has settled on a constant reading Observe the manometer for 3 minutes There is no leak if the pressure reading is...

Page 45: ...s box under the steps leading to the Fly deck h LPG 30 mbar B Gas box drained C Angled fixture stainless steel at bulkhead D Gas distributor block two valves in locker E Angled fixture at bulkhead F Angled fixture at bulkhead Adapter straight G Gas cook top Option Gas oven Option H Rubber hose Gas box 6 bar K Angled fixture at bulkhead L Copper pipe 8 mm 7 13 Drawing gas system fly deck general vi...

Page 46: ... Designation of the components of the gas system on the fly deck Option Pos Beschreibung 1 Gas cylinder bottle with GOK Low pressure regulator Deck Gas box in wet bar rubber hose in Gasbox 2 Gas grill Option 3 Angled fixture at bulkhead Adapter straight 4 Angled fixture at bulkhead 5 Copper pipe 8 mm ...

Page 47: ... Information The boat s steering system has the following components The boat is being steered via the two steering wheels on the two helm stands joystick steering may be installed additionally as an option The steering device itself is with all engine and drive options the propulsion units them selves There is no rudder and no emergency steering fitted In the case of the steering by joystick the ...

Page 48: ...k rupture of fittings Apply some anti freeze to the tank in times of cold weather Empty holding tanks when the craft is to be left unattended for longer periods Do rinse and clean the black water tank in regular intervals do not leave the tank and the associated system filled charged for longer periods Displeasing odors may be the result 7 16 Black water system Heads In many parts of the world the...

Page 49: ...Systems some optional 49 7 16 1 Systems drawings Grey and black water tanks and piping P P P P P P P P 5 7 4 6 14 18 11 19 15 3 13 2 11 4 8 16 1 17 9 12 12 10 12 10 3 20 ...

Page 50: ...12 Discharge shower and wash basin 27 Drain Fly deck port side deck port 13 Discharge black water 28 Drain el bilge pump engine room 14 Feeder line grey water water tank Option 29 Drain Deck sliding door 15 Discharge bilge pump aft cabin and Sump pump Option 7 18 Hydraulic system This craft is equipped with the following hydraulic components Please read the manuals of the single systems for advice...

Page 51: ...Systems some optional 51 7 18 1 Overview engine room hydraulics K H G F E D 7 18 2 Overview main deck hydraulics 7 18 3 C A Overview fly deck hydraulics A B ...

Page 52: ...eering position K Cylinder hydraulic steering 7 19 Side thrusters Pos Thruster Power source 1 Bow thruster Battery forward is also supplying the windlass fwd The bow thruster may be controlled from both steering positions see the panel and the attached separate instructions Caution With people on the fore deck it is extremely important and advisable to inform them before using the bow thruster The...

Page 53: ... with a powered anchor windlass on the foredeck The windlass can be operated by local controls at the unit or by remote control from either steering position You should always use a claw or anchor chain hook to relieve the pull on the anchor winch the bolt is integrated onto the bow fitting rail Please let your dealer give you a short introduction on how to manage this task Caution The stern ancho...

Page 54: ...11 4 8 7 6 12 13 14 10 1 15 Pos Description 1 Boiler 40 l mixing valve Boiler 2 Feeder Wetbar Fly deck diameter 15 mm 3 Engine connection 4 Fresh water feeding pipe 15 mm pipe 15 mm 5 Feeder sink galley deck level diameter 15 mm 6 Washbasis hose diameter 15 mm 7 Fresh water pump 8 Shower hose diameter 15 mm 9 Vent line of the fresh water tank hose diameter 19 mm 10 Fresh water filler Deck 11 Fresh...

Page 55: ...heck engine compartment for fumes and the fuel lines for damage leaks Check the bilge water level and check if there are any signs of oil or fuel Ensure that ventilation openings are clear to prevent overheating Ensure there is sufficient fuel for the anticipated journey including a margin for con tingencies 8 1 1 Exhaust system The Virtess 420 has been equipped with a wet exhaust system sea water...

Page 56: ...her boaters and adhere to rules and regulations Do not stay on the platform aft or on the fore deck when the craft is under way Check regularly that the the exhaust does contain cooling water Stop if you have any doubts about the exhaust system Danger If a fuel leak or fumes are detected do not start the engine Ensure all crew leave the boat and have a qualified person repair the fault as soon as ...

Page 57: ...ng characteristics Caution This craft may be entirely clear of the water for short periods of time in normal operation i e become airborne Seaways are infinitely variable and all craft can meet conditions that will challenge the boats handling characteristics and or the helmsman s ability Proceed with a margin for error at all times Avoid making sharp turns at speed particularly in a short seaway ...

Page 58: ...ction at any time Passengers should therefore be seated and holding on when underway When using the tender lift or the saloon table make sure you do not jam anybody 8 4 Navigation lights The Virtess 420 is equipped with navigation lights required by the international regulations for preventing collisions at sea COLREG s and the rules of the road Observe local regulations i Information Night boatin...

Page 59: ...f ca 4345 kg The working load of the aft cleats for mooring has been established to be 29 71 kN this corresponds to a horizontal tow of ca 3028 kg When at anchor it is damaging to leave the full load of the boat resting on the windlass It is recommended that the chain be tied onto a local strong point Caution Please bear in mind that with a bad anchorage ground and or bad weather strong winds and ...

Page 60: ...and the rules of the road require that a pro per lookout be maintained at all times and observance of right of way Make sure no other vessels or other obstacles are in the path before proceeding 8 7 Filling with fuel i Information adhere to the following when filling the fuel tank The filler is situated below the grating in the starboard side deck See also the drawing at the following position 6 3...

Page 61: ...s portlights and the companionway cover when under way Carry the following equipment as a minimum at all times to be well prepared for the unexpected Life jacket or buoyancy aid for each person in an appropriate size and sufficient buoyancy Suitable weatherproof insulation and protective clothing Compass Sea charts for the navigational area you sail Anchor and lines with suitable holding capacity ...

Page 62: ...not be compromised when loading the craft Please refer to 9 6 Risk of loss of stability page 63 Breaking waves are a serious stability hazard Be aware that in some areas you may encounter steep and brea king waves also locally particular conditions of wind current and wave systems especially in estuaries shallow water and narrow water ways and bays Small craft in particular are threatened by such ...

Page 63: ...ater check bilge water levels at a regular basis The boat may experience extreme motions and accelerations when performing wrong or mistaken maneuvers Warning Loose equipment can cause damage to the craft and affect stability adversely Ensure all loose equipment is properly stowed before setting out The stability of this boat is significantly reduced at speeds above displacement speed This is espe...

Page 64: ...crew on board should pay special attention Those conditions require special care and careful behavior It is imperative and fundamental that the boats captain orders are consistently adhered to Everybody on board the craft shall follow the instructions given here Provide sufficient safety for yourself One hand should always be free to hold onto something Carry always enough dry and warm clothing on...

Page 65: ...actice to use a dinghy for a rescue activity After turning the stern and disengaging the gearbox the boat should approach the person in the water as soon as possible The boat best controllable if the person is approached against the wind and current Use the Single Turn Williamson Turn oder Scharnow Turn these are well respected manouvres that bring the boat back to the person Approach from the lee...

Page 66: ...BAVARIA Owner s manual 66 9 10 Overview deck with swim rescue ladder 6 1 1 2 3 4 5 5 2 2 2 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 17 18 22 2 8 13 21 20 19 16 2 2 22 22 751 500 ...

Page 67: ...pumps are not capable to pump large quantities of water with a large hull opening the boat will sink Keep the level of bilge water to a minimum In rough weather hatches lockers and companionway doorways should be closed to minimise the risk of water ingress Care should be taken to ensure that the cockpit drains are not blocked and that the cockpit can drain freely Ensure all limber holes are clear...

Page 68: ... engine space If other items are stowed in engine space secure against movement modify craft s systems especially fuel gas fill any fuel tank whilst machinery is running replace gas bottles whilst gas is in use smoke while handling fuel gas fit curtains above cookers use gas lights inside the craft 9 15 Fire fighting equipment Locations and capacity of extinguishers are given below It is advisable...

Page 69: ...07 15 Bar nitrogen 2 Extinguisher on deck at the helm and in galley Gloria 2 kg ABC Powder 89B extinguishing media SP 152 07 15 Bar nitrogen 3 Fixed fire fighting system in engine room Gloria 6 kg ABC Powder Typ P6 GXF D2 extingu ishing media PL 8 83 9 15 2 Position of the extinguishers in the engine room and the lower deck 9 15 3 1 3 Position of the extinguishers in the engine room and the lower ...

Page 70: ... those plans also as a copy in each cabin for the crew to be able to read and know about the escape possibilities Caution It is the boat owner operator s responsibility to inform crew of the location of routes and exits check the labeling of the escapes and special equipment such as ladders or steps regularly Warning NEVER obstruct exits or escape routes ...

Page 71: ...de this folding step is situated below the matress and must be unfolded before use see also the illustration in this chapter B Companionway Companionway leading from the saloon main deck to the cabins below at lower deck level C Hatch hatch in the hatch Escape from the engine room D Steps Ascent to the fly bridge from the aft cockpit E Sliding door Aft large sliding door between saloon and aft coc...

Page 72: ...tegra ted a folding step into the Stb side of the berths plywood base see the step unfolded in blue in the below illustation Flip the Stb part of the matress to the other side then unfold the step it is hinged on two edges so there is only one way to unfold jam the free edge into the recess Now you may use this additional step to reach the escape hatch Make sure all crew and guests have been instr...

Page 73: ...iately and drive at reduced speed Have the boat inspected on the dry thoroughly 9 19 List of all Through Hull Fittings part of the drawing The following skin fittings are fitted in the hull of the craft They provide the frontline defense against flooding and should be regularly inspected for condition Valves should be frequently operated to ensure free movement It is recommended that all valves bu...

Page 74: ...mps for corrosion leaks and tight fitting 9 20 Transport hoisting slip and storage The Yacht Virtess 420 is designed to perform on the water but may be transported on a trailer on the road She will need special transport it is advises to employ a specialist company with a suitable vehicle Many marinas and servicing companies hoist the boats using a crane and hoisting gear or a travel lift Please m...

Page 75: ...ortet when being slipped or stored Be aware that these dimensions may shift if the weight and its distribution is altered The marks for the sling posi tions must be changed accordingly BAVARIA YACHTS does not assume any responsibility for the hoisting or slipping process weigth distributions must be checked and slings positioned accordingly Caution be aware of the following The center of gravity p...

Page 76: ...lace ment 1 Areas for best support for slipping and storage Hoisting with slings for the version Fly with Volvo IPS drive right hand side and Coupé with stern drive left While hoisting the two boats perform identically 9 20 3 9 20 4 4210 4500 4210 4500 Virtess 420 Coupé Virtess 420 Fly Drawing of the hoisting process with slings version Fly with stern drive black and Volvo IPS in red 13600 1272 50...

Page 77: ...ntionally it may sit on the hull structure The yacht is instable in this position and must be securely fastened not to fall on its side or forward Best would be to have a custom made and fitting cradle that is designed to take the loads at the designated places See also the next chapter on storage to identify these areas For longer storage periods it is advises to utilise a dedicated cradle traile...

Page 78: ...ially during cold times you should consider reading the paragraph about winter storage find them in the chapter 10 8 Winter storage page 81 The following drawing illustrates the best areas for supporting the hull note that the dimensions are taken from the deepest hull point on the centerline The positions of the areas where the hull shall be supported are the same for both hulls only the drive un...

Page 79: ...hazards or sparks Always disconnect power sources and shut off battery switch breakers and or pull fuses before checking electrical wiring or connectors 10 2 Cleaning Clean and rinse your Virtess 420 possibly just after you take out of the water You may remove marine growth from your boats bottom very effectively with a high pressure cleaner Different cleaning and caring agents are available for t...

Page 80: ...decks should be watered at regular intervals to prevent the timber from drying out completely Excessive loss of moisture will cause the timber to shrink placing the joints under stress Under unfavourable conditions this can lead to premature ageing or failure of the joint seal Stick to these simple rules and you will lengthen the life of your deck considerably 10 4 Maintenance of stainless steel p...

Page 81: ...t With regard to the technical equipment do not hesitate to contact a certified specialist Your dealer will be happy to assist here as well 10 8 Winter storage The boat and its systems may be harmed if you do not cater for the winters cold period We have already covered issues on winter storage in different paragraphs of this manual Generally speaking Companies offering winter storage services sho...

Page 82: ...ld be disassembled and lubricated moderately with grease Drain non fuel tanks Drain toilet bowls Remove all water from the craft and protect it from rain Do not allow holding tanks to freeze in cold weather as expansion may risk rupture of fittings Apply some anti freeze to the tank in times of cold weather Ensure the sea water engine cooling circuit has the correct proportion of anti freeze The w...

Page 83: ... is common sense for all of us This is also true for biodegradable waste glass and metal parts You should care for locker space containing the regular waste Waste should be separated and disposed of on land 11 8 3 Noise Noise is one of the heaviest pollutions we know Have the engine exhaust system inspected cleaned by a qualified professional at regular intervals Rupper supports flexible coupling ...

Page 84: ...and based toilets in marinas instead Please note that there may be special agreements such as the MARPOL convention that prohibits discharge of fa eces into the water Some countries have issued special rules to adhere to such as sealing the discharge valve by an authority 11 1 Protection of our Nature Please make your contribution drive your boat responsibly and do not harm the environment more th...

Page 85: ...the owner driver skipper captain It is also his duty to have the crew trained to find and use the equipment Be prepared for the emergency In order to be prepared your boat should be equipped with appropriate gear and resources Note We are constantly working on further developments of our power yachts Please appreciate that we have to reserve the right to changes in form equipment and technology It...

Page 86: ...sion number Name of the Yacht Engine Make Type Engine number Gearbox Make Type Reduction ratio Propeller make type dimensions Dealer Signature Dealers stamp acts as a representative of our company granting you the necessary help should any problem arise Shortly after ownership of the boat has been transferred you should complete this acknowledgement of receipt and hand it over to your contractual ...

Page 87: ...knowledgement of receipt for this owner s manual The owner of a new boat is obliged to sign an acknowledgement of receipt for this manu al The undersigned herewith confirms the receipt of the owner s manual and the respective pertinent documentation for the equipment which have been delivered with the boat CIN number DE BAV A42 Name ____________________________________________ Adress _____________...

Page 88: ...BAVARIA Owner s manual 88 15 Notes ...

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Page 90: ...Bavaria Yachtbau GmbH Bavariastr 1 D 97232 Giebelstadt Tel 49 0 9334 942 0 Fax 49 0 9334 942 1160 email info bavaria yachtbau com ...

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