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DSK wrote:
Oh c'mon, at least you can discuss some of the differences handling a cat and a mono. Like (as others have mentioned) using the rudders gradually instead of just pushing the helm over. Using the mainsheet to help turn (smart monohull sailors do this too). etc etc It's really not that different than what you do with a monohull, *if you're doing it right*. Yes, with a monohull you can throw the tiller over hard and spin the boat in it's own length, but that's not the most efficient way to tack because you lose a lot of boatspeed. A cat just punishes you a lot more for stalling the rudder. It's the same principle. //Walt |
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