Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... shift jibs in a gale of wind ? A. 4 . Get the sail up from below , lay it along the weather side of the foredeck with the head aft . Then haul the foresheet to windward , round in on the mainsheet , trice up the tack and becket the helm ...
... shift jibs in a gale of wind ? A. 4 . Get the sail up from below , lay it along the weather side of the foredeck with the head aft . Then haul the foresheet to windward , round in on the mainsheet , trice up the tack and becket the helm ...
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... shift the helm , haul in the main sheet , set the jib , and down tack of the mainsail . Q. How would you tack ? A. Ease down helm ; as soon as she comes head to wind slack off jib sheet . As soon as the jib fills on the other tack , let ...
... shift the helm , haul in the main sheet , set the jib , and down tack of the mainsail . Q. How would you tack ? A. Ease down helm ; as soon as she comes head to wind slack off jib sheet . As soon as the jib fills on the other tack , let ...
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... shifts against the sun , Trust it not , for back it will run . " If in South Latitude read S. or Sly for N. or N.'ly , & c . , & c . It should always be remembered that the state of the air foretells coming weather , rather than shows ...
... shifts against the sun , Trust it not , for back it will run . " If in South Latitude read S. or Sly for N. or N.'ly , & c . , & c . It should always be remembered that the state of the air foretells coming weather , rather than shows ...
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