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101 Tips for Stress-Free Sailing
Duncan Wells
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Adlard Coles Nautical Press
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101 Tips for Stress-Free Sailing - Wells, Duncan
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Synopsis "101 Tips for Stress-Free Sailing"
101 essential practical sailing tips for a stress-free, enjoyable time at sea, from expert sailing instructor Duncan Wells. Here are the answers to all your boating questions and dilemmas. In this accessible, easy-to-absorb handbook, Duncan Wells shares his tried-and-tested techniques and advice on sail setting, mooring, anchoring, navigation, sailing in heavy weather and more. Step-by-step photographs, diagrams and clear instructions will guide you through each tip, and this book is perfect to dip in for help with a particular sailing problem. This new title in Duncan Wells' popular Stress-Free mini-series will be a godsend to all boaters looking for tips, hints and solutions to everyday boating problems, and perfectly complements Stress-Free Sailing and Stress-Free Navigation. In this book, Duncan will tell you all about how to: - Calculate the speed of the tide by eye- Calibrate the anchor chain so you know how much you have let out- Know your hull speed- Protect your topsides and gunwale- Reef early for an easy life- Pinch the wind- Use the chart plotter to calculate when to tack- Watch out for deviation on the main steering compass- Mount VHF aerials vertically- Shorten a line- Pick up buoys from the cockpit - Learn to splice- Fit the spare- Look after your zips And many, many more!
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The book is written in English.
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