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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
t... You are sailing upwind, offshore, when your backstay parts at the masthead. The nearest land is 600 miles to weather, and you have limited fuel, water, and food. What should you immediately do? [1 pt] Harden up the main. What steps can you take to prevent the loss of the whole rig? [1 pt] Rig another with a spare halyard. What can you use to replace the backstay long enough to get home? [1 pt] Rig yet another with another spare halyard. What else can be done to pull the mast aft to keep tension on the rig? [1 pt] Drop the jib perhaps? Don't run, don't gybe, tack as gently as possible. |
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