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The crew of the 38-ft sailboat Supernova departs Yolapa, Mexico, for a planned 20-mile coastal hop, but light winds and a slow pace force an overnight passage to the anchorage at Tena Satita.7:12 To depart Yolapa, the crew uses a stern anchor to hold the boat against a lee shore, requiring a dinghy to retrieve the anchor after a manual pull-up attempt fails.1:10 During the passage, the crew encounters calm conditions and bioluminescence.9:50 Upon arrival at Tena Satita, the crew clears a crab from the in-water speed sensor to restore instrument function.19:59 Before departing for a 580-mile leg, the crew demonstrates a technique for deploying the mainsail while at anchor by pointing the boat into the wind, then successfully sails off the anchor without using the engine.24:10 The mainsail car on the boom frequently jams, requiring manual assistance from the deck during deployment.20:59

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