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A 1993 Hunter 33.5 completed a 5,000-mile round-trip passage from the Great Lakes to the Bahamas, navigating the Hudson River and the Chesapeake Bay.0:45 The vessel, powered by a Yanmar 3GM30F engine with 1,200 hours, sustained a 70-knot squall in Atlantic City and encountered hurricane conditions in the Chesapeake.1:08 The owner replaced the stock anchor with a Mantis 35-lb model, paired with 150 feet of 5/16-inch chain, which held securely during severe weather.0:53 Electrical systems include 400 watts of solar panels, two 6-volt battery banks, and a Bluetooth battery monitor, allowing the crew to avoid shore power.2:33 The galley utilizes an alcohol-based stove, which the owner prefers over propane for storage and safety.11:31 Interior modifications include a custom foam mattress in the V-berth to improve comfort and storage.7:05 The owner notes that the below-deck furler complicates mast stepping and obscures visibility when reefed.5:34 Bahamas customs fees for vessels under 34 feet remain significantly lower than for larger boats.10:59

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