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Docking Situation Question #4
Turn to the helm so the boat goes to starboard, short forward thrust, bow
moves starboard, then a neutral pause, then reverse gear, stern turns to port, as soon as you're moving back neutral, then repeat from beginning. AKA back and fill. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com wrote in message oups.com... You are motoring into a guest slip at a strange dock, in a 34' Catalina with diesel auxiliary. You realize someone has taken your guest berth and there are no others available. The fairway is 40' wide. What is the procedure for turning around without outside assistance. [Assume Right Hand Prop] 2 pts for complete answers |
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Docking Situation Question #4
1 point to Jon.
"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Turn to the helm so the boat goes to starboard, short forward thrust, bow moves starboard, then a neutral pause, then reverse gear, stern turns to port, as soon as you're moving back neutral, then repeat from beginning. AKA back and fill. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com wrote in message oups.com... You are motoring into a guest slip at a strange dock, in a 34' Catalina with diesel auxiliary. You realize someone has taken your guest berth and there are no others available. The fairway is 40' wide. What is the procedure for turning around without outside assistance. [Assume Right Hand Prop] 2 pts for complete answers |
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