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"Scotty" wrote
.... Using the fraculator reduces the risk of making last minute mistakes at the leeward mark. Does it prevent the helmsman either too wide and ending up 3 boatlengths to leeward, or too tight and parking? Those are the two most common mistakes... often made because the helmsman is busy yelling at the crew.. Horvath wrote: What's a "stem fitting"? Kind of like a "seed fitting" only slightly larger diameter. DSK |
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