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Le Bavaria Yachts 36, tel que la flotte l'a vu
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The Bavaria Yachts 36 is a masthead sloop designed by J&J Yacht Design and built by Bavaria Yachts from 1998 to 2000, with an LOA of 11.6 meters, a beam of 3.7 meters, and a displacement of 5360 kg. The model was re-named the Bavaria 37 in 2000. Aboard *Nova Vita*, a Bavaria Yachts 36, the crew completed an Atlantic circuit, including a 28-day, 2,530-mile west-to-east crossing from Saint Martin to Horta, Faial, Azores, and a 14-day, 1,400-mile passage from the Azores to Plymouth, United Kingdom. During the Atlantic crossing, the crew encountered frequent squalls with 30-knot winds and extended calms, necessitating engine use and repeated tacking.5:38 A torn mainsail was temporarily repaired with stitching, and a snapped wind vane and a damaged shroud, repaired at sea with Dyneema, eye bolts, and shackles, limited the rig's load.19:10 The crew used non-slip mats and baskets to secure interior items and tested a DIY intercom system for docking.12:57 They deployed four fenders on each side and lashed two fender boards together to create a makeshift passerelle for stern-to mooring.5:43 The crew relied on PredictWind for routing, but found forecasts shifted frequently, and used AIS and radar for safety in low visibility and high-traffic areas.12:28 A Lofrans Cobra windlass motor failed after 14 months of service.2:02
