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The 30,000-pound gaff-rigged ketch Red Aviva sails north in the Gulf of California, Mexico, during a multi-day passage intended to provide a mental reset.2:17 The crew maintains a leisurely pace, averaging 3.4 knots over 30 nautical miles in light, consistent winds.11:51 During calm periods, the vessel heaves to using only the mizzen sail, remaining stationary for 12 hours.12:38 When winds die completely, the crew motors for three hours to maintain progress toward a planned crossing window.15:17 The boat utilizes a hydrovane self-steering system in light air and an electric autopilot when the wind clocks to the beam.18:38 While offshore, the crew catches a Crevalle Jack, which they prepare and consume on board.16:48 The passage serves as a transition period while the crew evaluates potential locations for the upcoming hurricane season, including Puerto Escondido.15:24 Starlink provides weather data to help time the final leg of the journey.14:03

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