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JimH wrote:
If you now or previously owned one how long did it take you to learn to
maneuver it properly at low speeds, most especially in reverse and in wind?


No time at all. Of course, I spent 30+ years sailing prior to that.

As has been posted by others, it is a skill that is not difficult to
learn. It takes a bit of study, and a bit more practice, and thinking
ahead (also, an awareness of the factors) going into every maneuver.

Fair Skies
Doug King


 
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