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If the wind is pushing you backwards the rudder will work and you should be
able to regain control. The other boat should have taken avoiding action anyway. "Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... You are sailing your Sunfish. There's a lot of current where your sailing and the wind is pretty strong and blowing the same direction the currents going. You tack and get in irons. The wind pushes you backwards and the current pushes you backwards. Your sail flutters and your rudder doesn't work. Suddenly another Sunfish runs into the side of your boat. Who's at fault for the collision and why? Cheers, Ellen |
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