depth, controlling


navigating uncharted or marginally charted sailing yachts in


collision regulations (Colregs) exit strategy grounding huffling


keeping way on lee-bowing


lee shore, avoiding


masthead, keeping an eye on thinking ahead transits, use of


windward, keeping to tidal considerations


RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) roll inertia


rolling hitches


rope handling when berthing ropes


anchoring (‘rode’) coiling


Dyneema slip


Spectra stowing types of


round turn and two half-hitches Royal Cruising Club


Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) Royal Yacht Squadron rudder failures/losses when grounding power boats sailing boats spade


rudders, jury rigging


rudders, ‘spade’ running off


safety equipment safety harnesses in fog


safety practice


sail combinations in heavy weather sail makers’ whippings sail systems


asymmetric downwind emergency drops setting


‘snuffer’ system trimming


140 141


141-143


140, 141-142 143 142 142 142 143 142 143 143 143 142 140


113, 117 102


41, 82 66


76, 78, 80 50-51 40 75


40, 118 51-52 40


41, 49, 85 134


113, 117 132


114, 115 145 115


115-116 113, 115 115 116


10, 113, 115 95, 103


111-112 111, 112 129 111


91-92 46


24-28 26-28 28 27


26-28 27-28


headsails (jibsails) changing at sea ‘gennaker’ hanked-on roller genoa storm jib


‘yankee’ jib mainsails


24, 91, 92, 95, 107, 115-116 24 26 24 24 94 91


in-boom stowing and reefing in-mast stowing and reefing lazy jacks


mizzen


staysails trysails


sailing boats’ abuse of searoom sailing rigs, common


sailmaker’s palms and needles sails, steering with


salt and standing rigging Samson posts ‘Saoirse’


schooner rig sea cocks seals, ‘face’ seaman’s eye


searoom, sailing boats’ abuse seasickness


meals on time


securing lines to a cleat


to a post, bollard or winch barrel self-steering arrangements ‘sheet, cracking the’ sheet bends


shrouds, lower signal flags skegs


skin-fitting failures


slings, helicopter-style slip ropes sloop rig


masthead, setting up


SNAME/USYRU committee ‘snubbers’


‘snuffer’ system


Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)/USYRU committee Solent, the


Spectra ropes speed


displacement and fuel economy modifying factors in power boats


25-26, 92, 95, 107, 115 26 26 25


19, 106, 115 92


92, 94, 103 136


18-19 47


115-116 23 49


104 19


31, 113 34 62


136


124-125 125


48-49 48 49


116 see also autopilots 54 42


20, 22, 118 134 10


112, 113 120


75, 85 18, 20 21-22


106, 112 80


26-28


106, 112 129


40, 118


14, 16 16 15


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