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Le Beneteau Oceanis 440, tel que la flotte l'a vu
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The Beneteau Oceanis 440 is a 13.7-meter masthead sloop designed by Bruce Farr, sharing its hull with the Beneteau First 45f5 and also sold as the Moorings 444/445 and Stardust 443/444. With a 4.3-meter beam and 1.8-meter draft, the wing-keeled vessel displaces 9298 kg. Aboard *Vie d'écume*, a Beneteau Oceanis 440 named *Corail*, a solo sailor completed a 150-nautical-mile passage from Antigua to Marigot, Saint-Martin, averaging 5.3 knots despite variable winds and 20-knot squalls.11:07 The same boat, *Corail*, undertook a 48-hour passage from Martinique to Marigot, Saint-Martin, to reset its customs clock, maintaining 4.4 to 5.2 knots with a fouled hull.2:40 During a passage from Les Saintes to Rivière Sens, Guadeloupe, the skipper of *Corail* trained a crew to handle all maneuvers, including anchoring in 12 meters with 40 meters of chain in 25-knot gusts.16:15 The crew of *Corail* also navigated the Bahamas, encountering frequent issues with a malfunctioning headsail furler and a broken autopilot, and noted that Navionics charts in the region were often inaccurate.5:54 Preparations for a voyage on *Corail* included replacing fire extinguishers, installing a water filtration system, and organizing storage.1:07
