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Max and Claire arrive at the marina of San Frugos, Cuba, aboard their Jeanneau Sun Fizz 40 after 10 days at sea without internet or shore access.Watch A neighboring pontoon boat lends them a replacement autopilot, but its C-TALK wiring is incompatible with the boat's NMEA network, so Max cuts and solders new connections to make it work.0:28 A solar panel and its MPPT regulator were also found dead — damage traced to a lightning strike — and fellow sailor Ronan, a solar installation specialist, helps reconfigure two surviving panels in series on the remaining regulator, restoring enough power for batteries and refrigerator.4:11 Max also reinstalls the wind vane self-steering, untested since its original fitting.8:49 The crew plans a 40-nautical-mile passage south to trial both the autopilot and the wind vane.8:17 Shore excursions include Trinidad by private taxi with driver Yuri, the El Nicho national park waterfalls (€10 entry, eight cascades), a Saturday street market called La Feria where €10 buys mangoes, pineapples, and onions, and two days in Havana — old-town walking, a vintage-car tour negotiated down from €30 to €20 per hour, and meals for two at €8.1:21 Cuba does not stamp passports, and Max avoids booking Airbnb to prevent a US-traceable record before a planned transit through the United States.2:35

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