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The crew of the sailboat Yabá replaces their heavy, inflatable dinghy, nicknamed Frankie, with a lightweight, rigid plastic model to improve mobility and ease of transport.16:24 The new vessel features a construction of recycled plastic bottles for buoyancy, which significantly reduces weight compared to their previous inflatable.26:24 During a coastal transit in Brazil, the crew tests the new dinghy’s performance under tow and its stability when landing on beaches with dogs and gear.17:38 They identify a need for anti-skid surfacing on the deck to improve traction.25:53 The upgrade allows the crew to access isolated anchorages and beaches that were previously difficult to reach due to the weight and handling requirements of their former dinghy.20:13 The transition marks a shift in their onboard lifestyle, prioritizing functional gear for exploration, fishing, and shore access.25:37

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