The nav table on the Nordica 30 is to stbrd at the companionway. The
original design had it incorporated with a pilot berth under the cockpit
seat. I removed the berth and extended the bulkhead then opened up the
access to allow for better stowage and additional tankage. I used the new
area to accommodate all electronics, wiring, bus bars, breakers, house bank,
inverter etc. It also had the added benefit of extending the table to
accommodate a full chart...... something most boats to 45 ft don't have.

I'll have to find and post a pic since the vessel is packed away for the
winter.


CM

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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Mooron, I think you missed my query on the Nordica 30's nav station.
Being a proper seaboat, she must have a nav station with a well sized
chart table. Can I see a pic?

The 35s5 has a nice chart table....quite large and ample with stowage
below for charts and nav tools.

Table retracted:
http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3.../slides/23.JPG

Table full:
http://www.floridaboats.net/images/3.../slides/24.JPG

I don't see a nav station in any Nordica 30 pics...probably just the
angle or some interiors screwed up by owners.


RB
35s5
NY

Capt.Mooron wrote:

The nav table on the Nordica 30 is to stbrd at the companionway.

I bet it's not "retractable" either!

DSK

I bet it's not "retractable" either!


Doug's sailboat has no nav station of any kind, Mooron. And I bet the
one on his trawler is smaller than mine...in fact I know it is!

RB
35s5
NY

Excuse me, I have to go clean the coffee off my desk.

Its not a chart table, its a changing table!


There is a changing table that flips down in the head. It was an
option.

RB
35s5
NY

"DSK" wrote in message
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Capt.Mooron wrote:

The nav table on the Nordica 30 is to stbrd at the companionway.

I bet it's not "retractable" either!

Nope... solid teak, lift the lid to access the plotting equipment. Charts
are rolled and stored under the table in a compartment designed for that
purpose. The new extension mates to the original table and has the
electrical/electronic /batteries under the lid, in 3 separate shelves.

CM