Kohilo has been sold!
Congratulations and fair winds to her new owners

Furuno radar, Aerogen wind generator new 2005, monitor vane-rebuilt 2006
45 lb CQR & 250' hi test chain, 35lb CQR, Lofrans electric windlass
siemens solar panels-150 watts
protected deck with bulwarks, sturdy bow pulpit, 10 opening ports, man overboard pole, and lifesling
Kohilo our, Hans Christian 33, at anchor in the black pearl island of Manihi lagoon, Tuamotus-French Polynesia
this boat will take you anywhere!

Interior of SV Kohilo- Hans Christian 33

companionway view, Garmin GPS, autopilot new 2005, depth sounder new 2006 , propane solenoid on/off protection
starboard settee & forward to nav station
Icom M710 SSB/Ham with tuner, inside steering compass, barometer, clock, VHF
10 opening ports for great ventilation
Kohilo's galley with 2 burner propane stove/oven, Adler Barbour fridge/freezer new 2005 with 5" insulation
ample seating around Kohilo's comfortable salon table, loads of storage underneath settees due to in-the-keel fuel & water tankage

Kohilo interior photos

Nav station- Icom M710, VHF with DSC, FM/AM CD/MP3 stereo
inside steering compass, barometer, ships clock
head with marble top sink & separate shower
lovely teak finish work not found in todays production boats
pullman berth with loads of storage underneath
galley/salon area with pressure hot/cold, manual fresh & manual salt water pumps

Dickenson diesel cabin heater

Hans Christian 33s beautiful teak decks are glued down.
No plugs to cause leaks!
the wide bullwarks on the Hans Christian 33 mean safety at sea,
secure footing, and a solid feel in ocean conditions!

mast pulpits on this Hans Christian 33 make moving around on deck and reefing safe and secure even at night
the Hans Christian 33 has a light helm & great balance for easy steering.
Hans Christians are built to last with rugged glass layup!
Solid, rather than balsa cored, decks mean a long lasting vessel,

see our older posts for bottom photos

Kohilo's July '07 haulout, new bottom, zincs, & bootstripe

Large open array furuno radar provides crisp image
2-75 watt solar panels provided full power in the tropics
emergency 2'd VHF antenna, insulated backstay for HF radio, outboard hoist

Hans Christians have impecccable teak joinery throughout, workmanship not found in todays production boats

Sail plan and Interior Layout