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Sailing Sea Change S2 Ep8 - Sailing singlehanded from Fiji to New Zealand Part 1 of 2

11 janvier 2024 · 27 min · 859 vues · Vuda Point Marina

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A singlehanded sailor departs Vuda Point Marina in Fiji for a 14-day passage to New Zealand, navigating a high-pressure system and avoiding the path of cyclone Mal.0:06 Before departure, the sailor replaces all eight standing rigging wires and attempts a repair on a leaking raw seawater pump, which later fails at sea due to a faulty anti-siphon valve.0:25 During the transit, the sailor encounters light winds, necessitating motor-sailing, followed by intense squalls that cause the boat to heel 45 degrees and eventually tear the jib in half.22:07 The sailor tracks nearby vessels, including Northern Rose and Narada, using the PredictWind tracker to monitor progress and weather windows.10:59 Despite the equipment failures and rough conditions, the boat maintains a southerly course, managing close-quarters encounters with commercial traffic like the cargo ship Sea Trader White and the vessel BBC Everest.13:04 The passage highlights the necessity of robust rigging and the challenges of managing sail plans during rapid weather shifts in the South Pacific.

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