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1) Get a jib. :-)
2) Don't rush the tack, since the boat will likely stall (unlike a mono). 3) Don't worry too much if it starts to back in the middle of the tack. It'll recover, and away you'll go. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com wrote in message oups.com... You just aquired a Hobie 17. This boat does not have a jib--just a mains'l. The fellow who gave it to you compained he could not tack the boat. What was he likely doing wrong? What is the best way to tack the boat? |
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