Play it again, Ralph!

Article Abstract:

Several tips on yachting are presented. Halyards need to be marked so they do not interfere with the masthead sheave. They should also support different colored rope tails for easy identification. Sailors are urged to keep records of fast settings for future reviews.

Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts

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The sweet spot: how draft position of the headsail affects performance and handling

Article Abstract:

Higher pointing and greater top-end speed can be achieved if the draft is located more or less in the aft of the headsail. This is effective particularly in flat water. Better acceleration and a wider steering groove is attained if the draft is somewhat forward.

Aerodynamics, Sails

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