9 thoughts on “ Sailing Under Waves - Various - One Man, No Assets (CDr) ”

1. Jan 13,  · Contest 67CS: The owner of this first 67CS started sailing in Norway in September , aged Since then he has owned two yachts, completed an ARC crossing and sailed with his wife in .

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2. Mar 28,  · You can also learn to tell how windy it is by what the waves are doing. What makes waves different. Wind blowing over a body of water creating waves as in the picture above are one thing, but there are many other factors which make waves different and more difficult to handle. Wind against tide. We get this one a lot in Lyttelton Harbour.

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3. This article lists active sailing yachts in excess of feet (34 m) in sparred length. This list features vessels with sails which were classed as yachts when they were launched as well as any vessels which were subsequently converted to operate with sails and re-classed as yachts.

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4. Apr 30,  · About 10 years ago, Liz Clark ditched her day job as a bartender and made her dreams of living life on the high seas come true. Clark set sail in after her retired professor, Dr. Arent H.

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5. Morris says that a comparable boat would require two or three crew, but the M52 needs only one person to sail. Automated sail handling first appeared back in , on the German-flagged Preussen.

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6. It takes thousands of hours of sailing to get the kind of knowledge contained in this book. It also takes a lot of experimentation and a willingness to be wrong nine times before getting it right on the tenth. There are many recipes for successful solo sailing; as many as the actual sailors who do it. And there are many different levels of personal.

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7. Aug 02,  · I started sailing in on a Precision 23 that I purchased at an auction. In , I upgraded to a Precision 23, Purr’n, named after my cat.I keep Purr’n on Lake Erie in Sandusky, Ohio, and sail around the nearby islands. I chose my boat because it can be both trailered and lived upon, and I was impressed with the quality of the build, its cabin space and its speed.

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8. Mar 27,  · A modern performance cat’s bows will rise as she gains speed, and there are no downsides to going faster. The closer you sail to the wave train’s speed, the smoother the ride becomes, and the less chance you have of experiencing a large wave impact. The sail selection can be a deeply reefed mainsail or a jib sheeted to the outboard rail.

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9. The radical technique of surfing, combined with sailing know-how and skill, is what windsurfing is all about. The equipment used here is a surfboard with a sail fixed on a movable mast. The windsurfer has to move with the waves to control the board, and at the same time manage the sail .

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