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El Amel Maramu 46, según lo ha visto la flota
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The Amel Maramu 46 is a 13.8-meter masthead ketch designed by Henry Amel and J. Carteau, built by Amel from 1978 to 1989. With a fin keel and skeg-hung rudder, it displaces 12,723 kg. Aboard *Windy_Wayra*, the crew addressed a propeller vibration issue by filing the blade edges while the boat was in the water.1:20 They replaced eight cracked acrylic windows, using the originals as templates for new methacrylate panels, and installed a new radio panel, battery charge controller, and a foot-operated seawater pump.1:23 The crew also installed an automotive-style diesel heater, replacing a corroded exhaust system. *Windy_Wayra* transited the Portuguese coast at 4 knots under motor, consuming 3 liters of diesel per hour, and completed a three-day non-stop passage from the Cíes Islands to Sancti Petri, averaging 5.5 knots with a spinnaker in downwind conditions.5:17 They navigated the Strait of Gibraltar, planning their departure to maximize favorable tidal currents, and managed a minor oil leak in the transmission.11:32 The crew cleared a blocked electric marine head and retrieved a lost oar from 6-7 meters depth.0:34
