În seria noastră de tutoriale de navigare, suntem încântați să vă aducem elementele de bază ale așezarii velei, care includ pescajul velei, răsucirea velei, navigarea cu vele echilibrate și înțelegerea modului în care chila ne afectează trimul velei. Include, de asemenea, introducere în martorii și fluxul de aer pe o navă obișnuită de croazieră. Vizitați Skipperblogs urmând linkul: https://www.skipperblogs.com/searchingforcoconuts Cântec temă: (Audio Network) Aotearoa (Mark Williams, Adam Alexander, Bruce Maginnis) Muzică suplimentară – Epidemic Sound Fast Life – Uygar Duzgun Vă rugăm să dați like și să vă abonați și trimite-ne gândurile și reacțiile tale. Pentru cei care doresc să contribuie, vă rugăm să folosiți linkul nostru Patreon de mai jos sau să donați prin PayPal (linkul este pe bannerul canalului), foarte apreciat. https://www.patreon.com/searchingforcoconuts https://searching-for-coconuts.skipperblogs.com/
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Învață să navighezi – Trim de bază (inclusiv vele echilibrate)
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How do you trim the sails to reduce lee or weather helm? I get the mechanics but not how to apply them.
Absolutely love your tutorials. Thank you
I messaged you on Insta about these videos 🙂
Bring it on.
Excellent content thank you
Excellent video!
Great instructional video, please keep it coming
Nice!
These are amazing videos! I have been watching your videos for about a week now and just purchased my first sailboat last night! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! I don't know anyone who sails and your videos are going to be what helps me get on the water!
Very helpful and clear, great tutorial.
Awesome. Very informative. I love all the info and the animations are super helpful. Also, I always thought it was called "keeling" or "off keel" if the boat is leaning to one side. Is that just the american way of saying it? Or is heeling just the austrailian way of saying it? Not sure. haha. I'm just learning. Thank you!!!! Would love to see part two!
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great video
Always love these tutorials and videos… Clear and concise descriptions and visualisations.
So clear !!!!
outstanding
Very good thank you.
Indeed I want you to carry on
Pure gold! Thank you so much for such practical, professional and educational tutorials . I started sailing in Marh and our crew is crossing the Cook Strait in New Zealand this weekend. The additional knowledge I have of trimming the sails is very COOL! 🤩🤗
Detail,detail, detail, just the job to absorb the complexity of sail balancing. The best tutorial I have seen so far. Please continue with more instructional videos, thanks!
Great tutorial – looking forward to more 🙂
Great animations and explanation. Please make a part 2. Thank you.
Excellent 👍
Love your videos. That ages old FAA explanation of "lift" with the low and high pressure… well… that has been abandoned a long while ago. It is all about the deflection of air mass on the leeward side by the airfoil having a counter reaction. Anyways… I love your vides. I am here for sailing stuff so please keep going.
This is probably the best instructional video for sail trim I have seen. The animations give so much clarity to go along with your explanations. I have no idea how much time it took you to create this, but my thanks to you for providing it. Liked and subscribed. Obviously, I would love a part 2!
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Fantastic learning tutorials,thank you ,i really enjoyed the ones a few years ago and these are the next level of training to understand
Thank you so much for always producing high quality videos that are concise and very well presented. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your very instructional videos. You are greatly appreciated.
Can’t wait for part 2
Great job!
Part 2 please
Is there a software like a sailing simulator that you are using for these videos? I would love to experiment with different settings like that
Valeu!
Yes please