Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly have a jib - headed mizen and no boom to the mainsail , that it may be easily brailed up by a rope passing round it . How many shrouds on a side are usually ...
... clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly have a jib - headed mizen and no boom to the mainsail , that it may be easily brailed up by a rope passing round it . How many shrouds on a side are usually ...
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... clear of the foresail . How are the peak halliards of the mainsail rove ? Q. A. Through three single blocks on the masthead , and two on the gaff . The hauling part on one side on deck , and the standing part on the other , the latter ...
... clear of the foresail . How are the peak halliards of the mainsail rove ? Q. A. Through three single blocks on the masthead , and two on the gaff . The hauling part on one side on deck , and the standing part on the other , the latter ...
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... clear of the anchor ? A. By heaving in the cable quite short without tripping the anchor . Q. What is meant by tide - rode ? Swung round by the tide , and riding head to it , at anchor . Q. What is meant by wind - rode ? A. When swung ...
... clear of the anchor ? A. By heaving in the cable quite short without tripping the anchor . Q. What is meant by tide - rode ? Swung round by the tide , and riding head to it , at anchor . Q. What is meant by wind - rode ? A. When swung ...
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... clear the head sheets , then launch forward , hook on the topping lift , bend on a couple of whips purchased to the outer end , lead one forward and the other aft , hoist away on the topping lift until it takes the weight of the boom ...
... clear the head sheets , then launch forward , hook on the topping lift , bend on a couple of whips purchased to the outer end , lead one forward and the other aft , hoist away on the topping lift until it takes the weight of the boom ...
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... clear uniform and unbroken Light visible all round the Horizon , and at a Distance of at least One Mile . Art . 8. LIGHTS FOR PILOT VESSELS : -Sailing Pilot Vessels shall not carry the Lights required for other Sailing Vessels , but ...
... clear uniform and unbroken Light visible all round the Horizon , and at a Distance of at least One Mile . Art . 8. LIGHTS FOR PILOT VESSELS : -Sailing Pilot Vessels shall not carry the Lights required for other Sailing Vessels , but ...
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