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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 07:18:20 -0400, Jeff wrote:
I know that some singlehander will heave to make lunch, or do some other chore, but with modern autopilots it isn't really a necessity. On a nice day with a moderate breeze I can heave to and park the boat so it drifts sideways at very low speed, whereas with the auto-pilot it will continue on at 6 knots plus. Putting it in park feels better unless there's absolutely nothing near by. Ryk |
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