A flexible approach to anchoring

Article Abstract:

The owners of a 48-foot cutter prepared for a circumnavigation by stocking three anchors - a 22 lb. Danforth, a 70 lb. storm anchor, and a 13 lb. secondary Danforth. This assortment, along with a variety of chain lengths and types, sufficed in their many anchorages and weather conditions.

Usage, Anchorage (Navigation), Anchorage, Windlasses

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Basic genoa trim

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the techniques which should be used to ensure that the genoa and mainsail work effectively together. The sheet-lead angle, shape of the genoa, backstay tension and halyard tension are discussed.

Management, Sails

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The right line for the job: part 1

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the types of ropes which should be used for different purposes onboard sailboats. The properties and characteristics of various ropes and their correct use in the rigging are discussed.

Evaluation, Masts and rigging, Rope

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