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"Matt" wrote in message om... Hello, I'm considering buying a sail boat within the next year or so (still have to learn how to sail one first). I'm looking at a family cruiser between 28-30 feet long. My wife is afraid that I'll capsize the thing our first trip out. I just can't believe they make "family cruisers" able to capsize in normal conditions. Let's assume I do everything wrong our first time out. I keep the sail tight while sailing abeam of the wind (sorry about terminology, still learning), we hit rough water, and a storm starts. Is there any chance I can capsize? Thanks, -Matt |
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Not if he picks a light day. Which would be the natural thing to do
regardless. DP "Richard" wrote in message t... yes "Matt" wrote in message om... Hello, I'm considering buying a sail boat within the next year or so (still have to learn how to sail one first). I'm looking at a family cruiser between 28-30 feet long. My wife is afraid that I'll capsize the thing our first trip out. I just can't believe they make "family cruisers" able to capsize in normal conditions. Let's assume I do everything wrong our first time out. I keep the sail tight while sailing abeam of the wind (sorry about terminology, still learning), we hit rough water, and a storm starts. Is there any chance I can capsize? Thanks, -Matt |
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