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Offshore Sailing Will TEST YOU in Ways You NEVER Imagined | Sailing St Helena to Brazil... Ep 453

24 août 2026 · 32 min · 44K vues · South Atlantic Ocean

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A couple sailing from Saint Helena to Brazil aboard their cutter-rigged vessel, Nandji - Frothlyfe, manages sail configurations and rig maintenance while navigating a 3,000-mile passage. During the transit, the crew experiences a snapped spinnaker tack line and adjusts sail plans to accommodate shifting winds and building sea states.4:52 To maintain a direct course on the rhumb line in following seas, they pole out the genoa and deploy trailing mooring lines from the stern to reduce skidding and improve autopilot tracking.27:54 The crew emphasizes the importance of regular standing rigging inspections, noting that their current setup includes new wire and a recent rig report required for insurance coverage.19:12 Amidst the passage, the couple evaluates the logistics and costs of giving birth in Australia versus Colombia, weighing financial constraints against medical standards and travel requirements.1:49 They prioritize early reefing as wind speeds increase to ensure vessel stability during overnight watches.18:21

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