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The Warrior 38 is a 1985–1987 cutter-rigged sailboat designed by Bill Dixon and Angus Primrose, featuring a fin keel with a rudder on a skeg, an LOA of 11.6 meters, a beam of 4.0 meters, and a displacement of 8504 kg. Aboard *Athena*, a 1987 Warrior 38, the crew installed a 1600-watt solar array and a 300-amp-hour 24-volt lithium iron phosphate battery bank to support off-grid living, averaging 7.3 kilowatt-hours of solar generation daily.12:07 The electrical system integrates 12-volt, 24-volt, and 230-volt AC circuits, managed by a Victron Quattro 5000 inverter-charger.1:44 The crew redesigned the interior settee to a two-meter length for use as a berth and installed 32mm Armaflex closed-cell foam for hull insulation.7:42 For an Atlantic crossing, the crew installed a secondary main sheet system to address boom flex and applied Coppercoat anti-fouling to the wind vane rudder.8:35 They also installed a second spinnaker halyard and marked their 100-meter anchor chain for depth tracking.3:26 The crew monitors hull moisture levels during osmosis treatment and replaces broken hinges on the Raritan Marine Elegance toilet.2:54
