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The HH44 hybrid electric catamaran undergoes sea trials in 30-knot winds to test structural integrity, sail handling, and EcoDrive regeneration capabilities.0:42 During high-load testing, the crew successfully flies the windward hull twice, reaching speeds of 16.7 knots while generating 3.5 kilowatts of power per shaft.3:41 The vessel features a self-tacking staysail, a Carver reefing system, and dual helms that allow for adjustable visibility and workspace management.5:36 Under heavy upwind conditions, the interior remains quiet with minimal hull slap or creaking.12:57 Subsequent light-wind testing confirms stable performance at 9 knots on a reach.19:41 The sea trials demonstrate that the performance-cruiser design maintains structural stability under extreme loads while providing significant energy recovery through its electric propulsion system.

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