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The crew sails down the Baja Peninsula, stopping at Scorpion Bay, also known as Juanico, to anchor and utilize local shore facilities.3:13 Maintenance tasks include addressing chafing on the forestay foil, monitoring an engine oil leak, and checking the sea strainer.1:11 After departing Scorpion Bay, the crew encounters 25-to-28-knot winds and disorganized seas during a 36-hour passage toward Magdalena Bay.7:08 A blown fuse during an engine start causes a total loss of the house battery bank, forcing the crew to hand-steer the vessel.9:32 The crew navigates into Magdalena Bay under low-visibility conditions caused by a marine layer, relying on radar and the start battery.11:49 Upon arrival, the crew prepares for a crew change, with plans to proceed to Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, and Loretto.13:54

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