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Steve and Annette, sailing their Venus 46 ketch SV Cordelia, depart Cape Verde for a 2,080-mile Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean.1:25 The crew anticipates an 18- to 21-day passage.2:33 During the initial light-wind days, the vessel averages between 2 and 5 knots.7:14 To manage downwind sailing, the crew utilizes a twin headsail configuration on a single Furlex furling system.5:57 One sail attaches to a spinnaker pole, while the other secures to the main boom, allowing for controlled furling from the cockpit.6:07 This setup keeps the center of effort forward, reducing strain on the autopilot.6:34 The crew maintains a manual logbook to record daily latitude, longitude, and distance traveled.2:16 Aside from light winds and calm seas, the passage includes fishing for mahi-mahi and managing the onboard dog, Gus.8:02 Confidence in boat preparation and a consistent, manageable sail plan facilitate a smooth, low-drama crossing.1:06

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