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- Sailing on the Tennessee River - SailNet Community
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- Where to sail in central Virginia? - SailNet Community
So here I am in Richmond, VA (actually a few miles west, in far western Henrico County), and I'm doing a little Googling for places to sail a small boat (say, a 15 to 19-foot open daysailer trailer sailer) I find Swift Creek Reservoir in Chesterfield County, Lake Anna (which seems to be
- Spar vs. mast. Whats the difference? | SailNet Community
These include booms and masts, which serve both to deploy sail and resist compressive and bending forces, as well as the bowsprit and spinnaker pole The mast of a sailing vessel is a tall spar, or arrangement of spars, erected more or less vertically on the centre-line of a ship or boat
- Sailrite Sewing Machines vs. Others - My Thoughts - SailNet Community
AWT2_Sail said: View attachment 148889 After using @marcjsmith ’s clone, I set out to find a suitable industrial machine to do some future con as work I found a OOOOLLLLDDDDD Pfaff 463 high speed straight stitcher with table and clutch motor
- What are I J P E and what do they mean to me? - SailNet Community
I know that these are the dimensions of my sail plan but what do they actually measure? And other than when I am ordering a new sail, when will I use this info? Are these numbers that I should be memorizing? (More likely, saving in my phone)
- Sloop vs. Fractional Sloop vs. Cutter | SailNet Community
A sloop, with only 2 sails, offers the greatest degree of simplicity in sail-handling for a single-hander A fractional sloop offers the same 2-sail simplicity, but with the added benefit of a smaller foresail (jib or genoa) A cutter, while adding the complexity of a 3rd sail, may offer easier sail-handling because each of the foresails is
- Best Lakes in the US to Sail - SailNet Community
One can sail in Kentucky Lake almost all year, and if it gets too hot, go down the Ohio, up the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers to Lake Michigan, or if it gets too cold, go either down the Mississippi to the Gulf (not reccommended) or down the Tenn-Tom canal to the Tom Bigbee river which empties into Mobil Bay and the Gulf of Mexico
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