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The Hallberg-Rassy 372 and Linjett 36 undergo comparative sea trials and shipyard inspections to evaluate their performance and construction quality.8:58 The Linjett 36 features a 110% jib, an electric furler for reaching sails, and a deck-stepped mast supported by an angled strut.11:26 Its interior includes Victron electrical systems and B&G electronics, though the aft cabin berth is limited to 1.20 meters in width.16:11 In contrast, the Hallberg-Rassy 372 offers an island bed in the forward cabin and a dedicated technical room for equipment like watermakers and thrusters.26:10 The review highlights the importance of choosing sails appropriate for the crew's skill level and emphasizes consulting sailmakers for long-distance configurations.54:09 Additional segments cover spring maintenance techniques for decks and cockpits using clay-based cleaners like C-soap and Hugos, as well as a report on ski-and-sail expeditions in the Lyngen Alps near Tromsø.46:24 The content also features a discussion on maintaining mental and physical routines during long-distance ocean passages.8:07

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