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A project catamaran, restored over 16 months after suffering from severe rainwater ingress, undergoes initial sea trials and rigging adjustments.0:36 The owner installs a 12mm Dyneema forestay and Hankon sails, noting the need for battens to improve mainsail shape.1:16 During light-wind testing in 8–12 knots, the vessel achieves speeds of 2–4 knots on a beam reach.7:42 The owner fabricates makeshift battens from hardwood to stiffen the mainsail and installs additional cleats and winches to manage sail trim.13:01 With guests on board, the crew replaces a small steering wheel with a larger model sourced from a used boat shop and installs new boarding steps.19:12 The vessel successfully completes a six-mile passage to the island of Hoeft, where the crew practices anchoring under sail to avoid engine use.22:09 Rigging tension and hardware attachments remain secure throughout the trials.26:14 Proper sail trim and the addition of battens significantly improve performance in light air.26:55

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