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A grab bag, or emergency abandon-ship bag, serves as a secondary survival kit containing essential items not included in a standard life raft.1:01 Max and Ale secure their bag near the cockpit exit, clearly labeled with the boat's name and MMSI code for identification.1:49 The kit includes a backup EPIRB, a handheld VHF radio with spare batteries, a GPS unit, and a manual Katadyn watermaker.3:26 Signaling equipment consists of parachute flares, hand flares, and a flare gun with cartridges, supplemented by chemical light sticks and an air horn.7:42 For survival and medical needs, the bag holds a first-aid kit, burn ointment, seasickness pills, sunscreen, a Leatherman multitool, a collapsible bucket, and inflatable cushions.5:54 Before departure, the crew adds personal items including passports, credit cards, and an Inmarsat satellite phone to ensure communication and identification capabilities.9:51 Silica gel packets are included throughout the bag to manage humidity and prevent corrosion of electronic components.4:20

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