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Beware the Last Batten!  |  Ep. 228
October 18, 2023
Beware the Last Batten!  |  Ep. 228

Beware the Last Batten! | Ep. 228

Beware the Last Batten!  |  Ep. 228

Launch day cometh … I apply 5200 to the new bobstay chainplate and to the new lower gudgeon to the trim tab. My new main and staysail have arrived from Willis Sails in NZ. I’ve decided to try full battens in the main this time, and the battens come from NZ rolled up. I have instructions on how to unroll them without injuring myself or anyone else in the immediate area. The last batten, however, tries to take out my GoPro.

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CAMERAS:
Canon EOS 60D with EF 24-105mm L IS zoom lens
Go Pro Hero 7 Black

DRONE:
DJI Phantom 3 Professional

THE BOAT: Design: Gilmer 31; LOD 31′, LWL 25′, Beam 9.5′, Draft 4.5′, Displ. 13,600lbs.

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