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Goddard Sailing
Association
Lecture 3•How to sail well•Heaving-to •Right of way•Capsize
Class Outline
•Lecture 1 - Wind, Sails, Rigging
•Lecture 2 - Boat theory, How to change tacks, Man Overboard
•Lecture 3 - How to sail well, heaving-to, right-of-way, capsize
•Lecture 4 - Weather, thunderstorm drill, anchors, navigation
•Lecture 5 - Dock, Required Equipment, Checklist, Chartering
•Lecture 6 - Review, Test
Sail
SHAPE
and
TRIM
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The ‘Reefing’ ProcessStep 0 – Put the boat head to wind (into “Irons”)
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What’s ‘unreal’ with this picture ?
What’s looks real (i.e. different) in this picture ?
Hint … see next chart.
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Heaving ToPage 50
Right of Way Rules(…. Guidelines ?)
Anticipate
Action (communication)
Avoidance
Right of Way Under Power
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Right of Way Under Power
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Right of Way Under Sail
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(Not valid if headings are parallel …. Watch out for leeway)
Think Maneuverability
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Know you Right of Ways, … but
• Be Smart
• Be Reasonable
• Be Patient and Tolerant
• DON’T be DEAD Right!
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Capsize Activities
• Is everybody OK ?– The Scot floats even when capsized
• Go to the centerboard immediately – Protect yourself when the boat rights itself
• Otherwise, free main sheets, etc. first– Main sail ‘sea anchor’, misplaced crew, …
• Occupy and bail boat as buoyancy allows
Before you Capsize
• Does you crew know what to do?• Can all of your crew swim?• Do you have anything on board that
absolutely, positively cannot get wet ?… or lost ? (Keys, wallet, … etc.)
• Always sail with ‘a little’ centerboard• Good news … the Scot Floats!!
… stay with the boat until help arrives
