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The 50-foot wooden sailboat Tally Ho completes its first sea trial, departing the harbor to test the engine, electric propulsion, and onboard systems.0:16 Before departure, the crew calibrates ultrasonic Maritron water and diesel tank gauges by filling tanks in 10-gallon increments.1:26 The saloon table, constructed from the vessel's original teak planks, features removable bronze-rod fiddles secured with thumb screws to prevent gear from sliding in heavy weather.5:00 The table mounts to the sole with heavy-duty stainless steel brackets and utilizes interchangeable legs to convert the seating area into a double berth.11:03 During the sea trial, the engine pushes the boat to 8 knots, though the propeller is over-pitched, limiting the engine to 1,000 RPMs and requiring future adjustment.17:38 The electric propulsion system functions as expected during testing.19:22 The crew successfully maneuvers the boat back into its berth, confirming the vessel's responsiveness to the helm.21:24

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