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Sailing by E.F. Knight
Sailing - E.F. Knight (1889) Circa: 1889 – Text Source — Complete Text Below — SAILING by E.F. Knight CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY The choice of a boat — Description of the various parts of a cutter. MORE,...
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Consider the Yachtsman
A yachtsman is a fellow in white pants who wants to go no place in particular in the longest possible time. His idea of pleasure is a summer spent trying to determine where he is and, if so, at what...
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Resuscitation of the Drowning (1932)
THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED FOR HISTORICAL REFERENCE ONLY. MODERN STANDARDS FOR FIRST AID RESPONSE AND RESUSCITATION SHOULD BE CONSULTED BEFORE ENGAGING ANY UNRESPONSIVE VICTIM. IN THE EVENT OF AN...
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North U. Fast Course
http://www.sailleduc.com/files/north_sails_-_north_u_fast_course1.pdf Download the North U. Fast Course [PDF 11.5MB] Guide to sail trimming, rig tuning, and crew work.
View ArticleVHF Radio Channels of the Monterey Bay, California
06 – Safety Channel Vessel Assist 09 – Santa Cruz Harbor 11 – Fisherman’s Channel 13 – Bridge to Bridge 19 – Vessel Traffic; SF Bay 16 – Hailing & Emergency 21, 22, 23 – Reserved For Coast Guard...
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Parts of A Sailboat
1 – Mainsail; 2 – Staysail / Jib; 3 – Spinnaker; 4 – Hull; 5 – Keel; 6 – Rudder; 7 – Skeg; 8 – Spar/Mast; 9 – Spreader; 10 – Shroud; 11 – Sheet; 12 – Boom; 14 – Spinnaker Pole; 15 –...
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Parts of a Sail
Genoa jib Head Reinforcement Luff Leech Anti-UV covering Head foil attachment Panel(s) Telltales Reinforcement Tack Leech control Clew Foot control Foot Furling marks Gaff mainsail Luff Foot Leech...
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Parts Of A Motor
APSTPlease select from the menu aboveAnti-Ventilation PlateA structure build into the vertical shaft of an outboard motor to prevent surface air from being sucked into the negative pressure side of...
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