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1. www.bluemoment.com › emergencyruddersEmergency Rudders - Their Design and How to Make One - BlueMoment

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   5 days ago · Emergency Rudder. There are basically two types of emergency rudders: "Get home" rudder that will allow you to control the boat well enough to make port. "Racing" rudder that will allow you to continue sailing the boat hard.

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2. forums.sailinganarchy.com › threads › sheavesSheaves/pulleys on top of mast? | Sailing Anarchy Forums

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   4 days ago · Thread starter. #3. Remodel said: What sheaves? I think I'm looking at terminals on port and starboard for the upper shrouds. Or are you referring to the two holes on right hand side of the photo? I would assume those are exit holes for antenna or instrument wiring. OK thanks, they looked concave like sheaves in the photo to me but your ...

3. www.hobie.com › forums › viewtopicHobie Forums • View topic - Mast Raising solo with a Getaway

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   4 days ago · They should be of a length that keeps the mast snug in the center when lying down, and the pivot points on the crossbars need to be aligned with the center of the ball joint which the mast holds on to. That way, the mast will not be allowed to rotate from a sideways position as it is raised.

4. www.practical-sailor.com › sailboat-reviewsValiant 40: Reshaping the Cruising Hull - Practical Sailor

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   3 days ago · The well-equipped 1976 Valiant 40 Brick House sails the Andaman Sea near Phuket Thailand. At the helm is the late Patrick Childress, who supplied the photos for this report. Childress died last month due to complications caused COVID-19 in Cape Town, South Africa.

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5. www.captainchrisyachtservices.com › stepping-your-mastStepping Your Mast - Captain Chris Yacht Services

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   4 days ago · Yes…a mast is found on a sailboat AND most of our training focuses on the power boat but even SOME Trawlers have a mast. So, what can you do to fit under fixed bridges when you have a mast?

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6. outdoorpromasters.com › how-to-build-an-outriggerHow To Build An Outrigger Sailing Canoe - Outdoor Promasters

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   2 days ago · Upgraded Rudder System: A well-designed rudder system allows for precise control over the direction of the canoe, making it easier to steer and stay on course. Advanced Paddle Grips: The paddle grips on the canoe provide a firm and comfortable hold, allowing for better control and reducing the strain on your arms and shoulders.

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   Valiant 40: Reshaping the Cruising Hull - Practical Sailor

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DjongDjong - Wikipedia

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   4 days ago · These are equipped with a bowsprit, foresail mast, large mast, and mizzen; but they don't have topmasts, no mars nor upper sails like ours but large square lower sails made of straw or coconut bark. The upper deck of these jongs stays unusually high when the cargo is placed under the body storage.