Sailing Supernovavídeo
OUR FIRST OPEN OCEAN SAIL! [Ep. 13]
3 de noviembre de 2023 · 36 min · 24K visitas · Port Angeles
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The crew of Supernova departs the Pacific Northwest for their first offshore passage, transiting from Vancouver Island to the United States before heading south into the Pacific Ocean. After clearing customs in Port Angeles, the crew encounters a non-functional wind instrument, forcing them to rely on manual wind estimation and conservative reefing.3:32 The vessel maintains a broad reach under main, jib, and staysail, achieving speeds of 6 to 8 knots.23:59 During the passage, a block at the top of the staysail fails, requiring the crew to furl the sail until repairs can be made.30:14 The crew utilizes Starlink for weather updates and resolves an AIS connectivity issue caused by a previous installation error.24:26 They successfully catch an albacore tuna using hand lines.32:09 The passage involves motor-sailing in calm conditions followed by sustained sailing as winds increase.15:57 The crew prioritizes rest and maintains a cautious approach to sail management, including sleeping in the cockpit to monitor conditions during the night.28:50
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