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The Catalina Yachts 445 is a fractional sloop designed by Gerry Douglas and built by Catalina Yachts from 2009 to the present, featuring a fin keel with a bulb and spade rudder. It measures 13.5 meters LOA, with a 4.1-meter beam, 2.1-meter draft, and 10659 kg displacement. A 2010 Catalina 445, hull number 22, was modified for long-term cruising with 700 watts of Renogy flexible solar panels, a 3000-watt Victron inverter-charger, and a Victron Cerbo GX for remote monitoring.5:51 This vessel also features a furling mainsail, a Garhauer traveler system, and a hydraulic backstay.7:27 The owner installed a Starlink Mini for connectivity and a custom enclosure from Island Canvas.2:09 Mechanical upgrades include a PSS dripless shaft seal and a replaced holding tank.15:55 The interior includes a utility cabin convertible for storage or workbench use, Dometic refrigeration, and a three-stage water filtration system.18:56 The 445 has a wing keel option, and its hull is shared with the newer 2024 446 (6 Series), which features updated keels, deck, laminate, and systems.4:11
