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What this video covers

The crew of the 40-ft catamaran Miss Lone Star returns to the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica to visit a resort near Puerto Jimenez.5:05 After anchoring the vessel, the crew hauls the dinghy onto the deck to prevent damage while underway.3:37 They arrange for a local contact to monitor the boat while they stay ashore at Casa Verde.2:55 During their absence, the vessel’s battery levels drop significantly, reaching 37% capacity.23:40 Upon returning to the boat, the crew struggles to restart the generator, which requires extensive troubleshooting and manual intervention to function again.24:35 The crew plans a passage from Costa Rica to Panama, noting that their energy system remains a primary concern for the upcoming trip.25:20 The crew also utilises eSIM technology from Olafly to maintain cellular data connectivity while travelling between international destinations.7:43

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