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Arthur prepares his project catamaran for a transit to a boatyard in Amsterdam, focusing on engine repairs and rigging a makeshift sail plan.0:48 The outboard motor initially fails due to a clogged low-speed carburetor jet, requiring a late-night cleaning to restore idle.14:25 To assist with the passage, the crew rigs a dinghy sail upside down on the catamaran to provide extra downwind drive and reduce engine load.16:07 During the transit, the boat maintains a steady 2.5 to 3.5 knots under sail and motor power, demonstrating structural stability despite the lack of floorboards and the presence of internal piping.20:47 The crew navigates shallow inland waters with a maximum depth of three meters, utilizing support vessels for safety.19:24 Upon arrival at the boatyard, the vessel is prepared for a haul-out to assess the condition of the hull below the waterline.28:04 Proper fuel system maintenance and auxiliary sail rigging can significantly improve the performance of a project vessel during a short-range transit.

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