Float Plan for S/V Serena

My new 406 GPIRB is setting inside Serena with the activation switch duct taped CLOSED. My old 406 EPIRB is setting inside my apartment in Spenard - Anchorage, AK with the activation switch also safely duct taped CLOSED.

The battery on my old EPIRB is now past its official expiration date. I've purchased a new ACR Globalfix GPIRB and have sent in the relevant emergency contact info to the Coast Guard.

12-03-09: Serena is moored at the Seward Small Boat Harbor in slip H-36. She is buttoned up for the winter in her winter cover waiting for spring weather and new adventures with friends new and old in the Northern Gulf of Alaska.

Passengers:
Ken Erickson (owner-skipper of Serena)
   (907) 269-0256 = work # (Jun-Dec)
   (907) 465-2671 = work # (Jan-May)
   (907) 240-2262 = cell
   (415) 823-5548, (415) 451-8400 = brother

Serena is a 35' Wittholtz steel cutter built in 1984. She has a full keel and outboard rudder with a dark green hull, two tone tan topsides, and tan wood mast. I have aboard a VHF, 2 handheld VHF's, mapping GPS & suitable charts, comprehensive first aid kit, newly updated offshore flare kit, 406 GPIRB, 121.5 EPIRB, 5 survival suits, many life vests, and 11 foot inflatable dinghy with a 6 horse Tohatsu four stroke outboard.

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