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Produktbild: Fast Track to Cruising

Fast Track to Cruising How to Go from Novice to Cruise-Ready in Seven Days

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

10.12.2004

Verlag

MCGRAW-HILL Professional

Seitenzahl

258

Maße (L/B/H)

28/21,6/1,4 cm

Gewicht

658 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-07-140672-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

10.12.2004

Verlag

MCGRAW-HILL Professional

Seitenzahl

258

Maße (L/B/H)

28/21,6/1,4 cm

Gewicht

658 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-07-140672-7

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Fast Track to Cruising
  • Acknowledgments
    IntroductionDay One: Getting to Know Your BoatChapter 1: The Language of Sailing
    Important Words to Know
    How to Measure a Sailboat
    How to Describe a Sailboat
    Standing Rigging
    Running Rigging
    Sails and How to Describe ThemChapter 2: Start Sailing
    Sailing Comfort is All about Preparation
    Getting Aboard
    Getting Ready to Sail
    Getting Underway
    Steering
    Make Yourself ComfortableChapter 3: The Points of Sail
    Finding Wind Direction
    Your Boat is Always on a Tack
    Cycling Through the Points of Sail
    Changing Course Downwind
    Sailing toward the Wind
    When Tacks Don't Go as PlannedDay Two: Building Confidence and SkillsChapter 4: Wind and Sails: A Powerful Team
    Wind Creates Lift
    Two Sails are More Efficient than One
    The Effect of Heeling
    Using Telltales
    Wind Flow on a Run
    Jib Leads
    How Sails are Made
    Sail Controls
    Reading and Using the WindChapter 5: Balance and Stability
    How Weather and Lee Helm Affect Balance
    How Sails Affect Balance
    How Weight Affects Balance
    How the Keel and Hull Shape Affect Stability
    How to Control Stability
    Determining Speed
    Sailing DinghiesChapter 6: Handling Heavy Weather and Rescuing Crew
    Sailing in Heavy Weather
    What to Do in a Squall
    Crew Overboard!Day Three: Going and Coming with EaseChapter 7: Mooring, Docking and Anchoring Under Sail
    Mooring Pickup without a Motor
    How to Anchor Under Sail
    How to Dock Under Sail
    If You Go AgroundChapter 8: Right-of-Way Rules and Navigation
    How to Determine if You are on a Collision Course
    Rules of the Road
    Navigation BasicsDay Four: Getting Familiar with Bigger BoatsChapter 9: Segue to a Cruising Boat
    Cruising Lingo
    Learning the Systems Aboard
    Proper Engine Use
    Maneuvering Under PowerChapter 10: Getting Underway
    Before You Leave
    Leave the Dock in Style
    Setting Sail
    Safe and Efficient Winch Use
    Tidying Up on DeckChapter 11: Basic Maneuvers Under Sail and Power
    When and Where to Tack
    How to Tack a Cruising Boat
    How to Jibe a Cruising Boat
    Dousing Sails at Day's EndDay Five: Settling Down for the NightChapter 12: Docking and Mooring a Cruising Boat
    Approaching a Dock
    Picking Up a Mooring
    Med-Moor Docking
    How to Back in from a Preset Mooring
    Shutting DownChapter 13: Anchoring Your Cruising Boat
    Anchors and their Holding Power
    Where to Anchor
    Setting Your Anchor
    When Two Anchors are Better
    Anchoring in Deep Water
    Special Circumstances
    How to Get Going AgainDay Six: Techniques for Successful CruisingChapter 14: Sail Trim for Cruising
    How to Steer Comfortably
    When Wind Velocity Changes
    Why Sail Shape is Important
    Mainsail Control and Shape
    Proper Genoa Trim
    Control in Heavy AirChapter 15: Safety and Health Tips for Cruising
    How to Avoid Being Seasick
    Other Health Conditions You Might Encounter
    Equipment Failures Can Cause Accidents
    Tips for Going Up a Mast
    What to Do if Someone Goes Overboard
    What to Do if You Go Aground
    What to Do if Steering Fails
    A Collision Can Ruin Your Day
    Sailing at Night and in Restricted VisibilityDay Seven: Gone Cruising!Chapter 16: Navigation: Knowing Where You Are and Where You Are Going
    Becoming a Navigator
    How to Use Charts
    Where You Can and Cannot Sail
    Understanding Variation and Deviation
    What is Dead Reckoning?
    How to Avoid Hazards
    Other Tips for Navigating
    Navigating in Current
    Satellite NavigationChapter 17: Creature Comforts and Other Tips for Cruising
    Your Dinghy
    Use of Water Aboard
    Cooking Aboard
    Marine Toilets
    Dealing with Garbage
    Safety Below
    Tips for Swimming and Fishing
    Communicating between BoatsChapter 18: Cruise Ready!
    About Bareboat Chartering
    What to Pack for Your Cruise
    Customs and Currency Abroad
    Cruising Courtesy
    Beyond CharteringAppendix 1: Seven-Day Study ProgramAppendix 2: Tips and ChecklistsGlossaryIndex