Sea Star's Equipment List

This is how our 35 foot C&C Landfall sailing sloop was outfitted for our passage south.
Next time we wouldn't carry the EPIRB but would buy a SPOT instead.  We also would forgo putting on insulated back stays.

What we didn't have but would've liked:
a/ some form of self-steering
b/ a chart plotter
c/ radar

Equipment List:
Safety Equipment as required by Transport Canada (Collision Regulations) for a 35' vessel:
- 2 - 10BC fire extinguishers (we carried 4)
- buoyant heaving line and approved lifebuoy (life sling and man overboard pole)
- life jackets (we had ones with built-in harnesses and tethers)
- ladder
- flashlight
- 12 flares (A,B,C & D)
- sound signalling device
- navigational lights (we had masthead tri-colour)
- bailer
- anchor (we carried 3 - a 20lb. Danforth, a 25lb. Danforth and a 33lb. Bruce)
- manual bilge pump
Other Equipment we carried:
- binnacle mounted compass
- single side-band radio
- GPS (we had 3 hand-held and 1 fixed mount)
- EPIRB
- liferaft
- DSC VHF
- 120 feet of golden braid nylon rode
- 150 feet of 5/8" nylon rode
- 200 feet of G4 hi-test 5/16" galvanized chain
- Lewmar Pro 1000 Windlass
- man over-board pole
- first aid kit
- jack lines
- 1000 Watt Inverter
- 130 Watt Solar panel
- 450 Watt wind generator
- 27 HP Yanmar Inboard diesel
- Jerry jugs (2 water, 3 diesel and 1 gas), plus a fender board to support them on deck
- 150 % Furling Genoa and main sail with 2 reef points
- engine driven refrigeration
- propane stove and barbecue
- Force 10 kerosene heater
- radar reflectors (2 - one on each upper shroud)
- laptops with fugawi and ocean navigator software hooked up to a GPS
- full (canvas) cockpit enclosure
- awnings and screens for hatches
- wooden floor inflatable 2.7 M dinghy with 5 hp outboard motor
- ATN mast assender