Reinke 15m Serious Bluewater Cruiser!

(4) 200 Amp House batteries (new 2015)
(2) Engine starter batteries (2 engines - 1 per)
(1) Generator start battery
GEKO Marine M 10000-10 kW Generator, 3 cyl with Kubota engine - (3rd engine - 972 hours)
Chargers:
1 x Mastervolt 100Amp (2012)
1 x 25 Amp WAECO
2 x MOBITRONIC each 25 Amp
1 x inverter 2000W
Three solar panels with 2 x 87 watt and 1 x 50 watt = 224 watt
220 V Shore power

Props: 20 x 18 35 mm RH/LH TK 3 blade. New in 2012.

Cruises 5.5-6 knots under power with one engine and 7 knots with both engines.

Although the Nanni Diesel brand is not well known here in the US, the 50 year old European manufacturer makes gensets and yacht engines from 10 to 1800 horsepower. With a growing network of service and parts distribution, as well as aggressively adding new importers, Nanni is a well respected international brand with growing support throughout the world and on the American continent. A dealer is present here in Olympia, WA!

Cutter rigged Herot (Germany) Aluminium spars (2005) with Stainless Steel standing rigging (2008)

127m; 1 x large and 2 furling
Mainsail: 56 m² mainsail with through-going battens(full batten) 2 reefs 450g weight sail cloth
Genoa 90m² 310 g weight sail cloth
Foresail 48m² 450 g weight

Standing Rigging: Nirosta steel wire 10mm Mainmast aluminum with two spreaders
All running rigging appears to be in good condition and was certified in 2011 overseas. It is 10mm stainless steel.

Harkin roller furlings on cutter rig.

Two spinnaker poles.

110 sq. meter spinnaker

12 volt battery, 7 batteries charged by: engine, solar panels, shore power, generator

Kurt Reinke is the author of books about yacht-building and for many years coordinated the construction of megayachts at a world-renowned yard. He developed a number of revered yacht designs and semi-builds for private self-builders and then developed a system for both support and parts distribution. Aluminum as a hull material became his specialty, chosen for its blue-water durability and safety.

This boat was ordered and built in a skilled yard in Waldkraiburg, Germany.

Regarding the twin keel design... Hundreds of Reinke twin keel hulls have been built. Purportedly, bilge keel Bruce Roberts designs are popular in Australia where tides can vary as much as 30 feet. The advantages and disadvantages of a twin keel in sailing are well documented, but in short the owner has been very pleased with the all around performance proven in nearly every kind of sea imaginable.

Fuel tanks consist of 500 litres in each keel fin (2) and two tanks of 750 litres each.

Above the waterline, the hull has been sanded to bare aluminum because of advice received from commercial aluminum boat owners over the years.

Deck is all aluminum. Anti-skid is very worn.

In 2012, in New Zealand the hull was sanded to the epoxy coat and then the hull was checked. A shipyard put on three more epoxy coats, primer, and three antifouling coats. In 2014 in Wrangell (Alaska) two new coats of antifouling were applied. All this work was done by professionals.

A Certificate of "Warrent of Fitness (electrics)" was supplied from New Zealand in 2012.

The interior of this vessel is very impressive to me. Fit and finish are remarkable.

The cockpit has a 20mm windscreen forward and both sides. A bimini top covers the companionway. Entering just aft of midship through the companionway down a few steps, a U-shaped settee is just aft of the interior helm. Windows wrap around this entire level for light to spill in. To starboard is the nav station, complete with modern SSB radio with data capability and a fully interfaced PC as a chart plotter. VHF radios and other typical navigation instruments are located here with a large map table and ample storage.
Aft of the navigation station down three steps are storage cabinets to starboard and fully aft is the master aft cabin. Here is a door to the large master head with standing shower and an access door to the engine room.
Forward the helm and nav station are three steps to a lower level. To port is a complete galley with electric stove, oven, fridge, hot and cold pressure water, large sink, and microwave. A glassware holder offers a semi-transparent wall between the galley and the main salon on the other side. An L-shaped settee surrounds a folding table. To starboard is a bench seat/berth and aft of that, across from the galley, is a smaller bench seat and cabinet.
Fully forward to port is a door to the forward head with manual toilet, basin, mirror, basic hand shower and storage. The door fully forward is the V-berth cabin and has ample room, double berth (if not larger) and many bookshelves. Beneath the cabin is line/sail storage.

1 indoor shower and 1 outdoor shower
30 liter hot water tank
80 Liter freezer 12V/220V
Microwave 220V
Webasto Diesel fired furnace with 3 zones is not hydronic. It is direct air heating as a forced air furnace.
Electric 3 burner stove.
Gas cooker (backup system)
Desalination by PUR Power watermaker

4 burner Electric Stove