Skip Novak explică cel mai simplu și mai sigur mod de a reduce naviga și de a continua în furtuna în cel mai recent videoclip Storm Sailing. Urmăriți celelalte videoclipuri ale noastre la www.yachtingworld.com/storm-sailing-techniques
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Cum să alegeți și să utilizați pânzele de furtună – Skip Novak’s Storm Sailing
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Chuckle brother going solo?
Wheres the blue lagoons, hot wife and nothing ever going wrong?
Fueling mains are clearly a safety feature in rough weather: infinite reef points.
Just walk anywhere in UK now, and you can feel cold winds on your face, and water on your head. No need to do all this on a sailboat.
I learn something from every video Skip makes. I like the informative nature. I over look the real world he lives in while sitting at my house dreaming about sailing like him. Yes, I have 8 sailboats from 23' to 34'. So get a life rather than bitching about what a real sailor does.
If I were them I wouldn't consider a fourth reef but a tropical reef.
You can tell these dudes are poseurs. 25 minutes with 4 people to launch a trysail? LOL Skip is a cabin boy cruiser.
… we could comfortably carry on.
Sorry, I have sailed about 50,000 ocean miles. I just witnessed a cluster fuck. Good Lord, heave the boat to. Hoist the storm sail, and then carry on. There isn't much of a reason to hoist the sail in the manner shown over the boom. With proper preparation it can be done with a single person. Been there, done it. Reef early, reef often is the old saying. One thing which helps is to secure the boom properly. The boom should be lowered to minimize its interference which also lowers the center of gravity. I sailed a 44 foot cutter and I did the work of four men and had fewer problems than I just witnessed. The vessel was not prepared properly for shortening sail.
Was für ein Aufstand, mit einem Junk sail rig waere das nicht nötig gewesen, und man hätte alle Segelmanöver sicheŕ und bequem vom Cockpitt aus machen können, warte jetzt auf den shitstorm meiner Seglerfreunde.
…" A bit of an mission!"…
Had the trisail pre-rigged recently but as Skip points out there was no need for it with a small enough final main reef. Also important to have headsails pre-hanked as much as possible to save unnecessary mucking around on the fore-deck in conditions like this.
Noting for biginners special built boat for the purpose must havet cost miljon dollar at least.
You skipped the part where you set up the fourth reef after taking the third… that has to be a lot of work too.
Sorry, I'm not a purist so my three reef lines lead to the cockpit. I like the foul weather gear, but not to do so much work on deck, or climbing a boom or a few feet of the mast in that kind of weather. Kudos to those guys.
This is great advice but for whom ?
How many such boats and crews are there ?
I'd love to see Skip Novak giveing the some advice about survive on a charter boat with summer crewed
Yes, yes, I know … if you don't have an expedition yacht for a few million and dont take a professional crew who spent all their lives at sea, stay at home.
You got to appreciate a man who chooses Cape Horn for his playground.
So good – very educational, thank you!
Exactly!!!!! The 4th reef is the ONLY way to go. Jocelyn Nash at Quantum knew exactly what I was asking for when I said I wanted a fourth and I wanted it small. I do miss her.
Very good lesson. Please keep teach us online.
Ik kijk naar het speelgoed ❤ja met de juiste spullen en vele handen😂.good luck 🎉