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The Pearson Yachts Ensign is a 6.9-meter fractional sloop designed by Carl Alberg in 1962, based on the Electra hull, and built by Pearson Yachts. It features a full keel, a 2.1-meter beam, a 0.9-meter draft, and displaces 1360 kg. Originally conceived as a day sailor and one-design racer, the Ensign sold 219 units in its first year and 213 more in 1963, quickly establishing class racing fleets across the United States. Its design includes a mast moved six inches forward from the Electra, increased mainsail area, and a reduced fore triangle height.37:04 Maintenance tasks for a Pearson Ensign include hull cleaning, repairing keel cracks with grinding and fiberglass, and resealing deck hardware.10:40 Aboard *Sailing Into Oblivion*, the crew addressed keel cracks and resealed deck hardware with 4200 sealant during spring preparation.10:40 The boat's self-bailing cockpit is a notable feature.25:16
