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Illustrated Sail & Rig Tuning: Genoa & mainsail trim, spinnaker & gennaker, rig tuning
A beautifully, uniquely illustrated nautical guide to how to trim your sails and rig for maximum performance. With a revolutionary approach, this guide tackles the practical and realistic elements of tuning your boat, plus the theory of sail aerodynamics.
- GenresNonfiction
84 pages, Paperback
First published April 17, 2000
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February 17, 2018
I picked this up purely to answer the question "Does forestay tension have the same effect as jib halyard tension?" (answer: No). Lots of great, very direct, information here collected in one place, usually scattered around in bits and pieces. Recommended.
November 25, 2019
Horrible editing...
I really like the book, but the editing is terrible. Some words are just cut in half, making it difficult to understand.... almost every page! I sure want to return this ebook.
I really, really, wanted this book. I will have to find something different. Any suggestions?
I really like the book, but the editing is terrible. Some words are just cut in half, making it difficult to understand.... almost every page! I sure want to return this ebook.
I really, really, wanted this book. I will have to find something different. Any suggestions?
July 31, 2007
This book is great at explaining the principals of sailing that cross all boat types. Explains aerodynamics, rigging, and tuning. Easy enough for a beginner and solid enough for a moderately able wannabe like myself.
July 8, 2022
Excellent guide.
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