El Viaje de Bohemia · video

What this video covers

A 115-mile passage from the Sea of Cortez to Puerto Peñasco, Mexico, marks the first time the owners of the sailboat Bohemia haul their vessel out of the water since purchase.0:57 The crew navigates 20 to 25 knots of wind on a beam reach, later shifting to a downwind configuration with a poled-out genoa and three reefs in the mainsail to manage gusty conditions and an approaching electrical storm.5:48 A Remoran hydrogenerator provides consistent power for the autopilot and refrigeration throughout the transit.1:56 Upon arrival at the industrial port of Puerto Peñasco, the crew coordinates with the local marina and Capitanía de Puerto to lift the boat using a travel lift and transfer it to a cradle for maintenance.19:45 Planned repairs include replacing two through-hull fittings, inspecting the saildrive, and applying anti-fouling paint.23:03 The owners emphasise the necessity of verifying the correct strap placement relative to the saildrive to avoid structural damage during the haul-out.21:21

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