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I’m constantly amazed by the number of accepted “facts” about offshore sailing that, when subjected to rigorous analysis, turn out to be wrong. Here are 20 such myths.
The storm struck, you deployed your Jordan Series Drogue and rode it out without problems, but now the wind is dropping and it’s time to retrieve the drogue so you can get sailing again and head for port before the next blow hits. But you are shorthanded and tired and the task seems insurmountable. In this chapter we share our tested method for drogue retrieval.
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65 CommentsReading Time: 12 minutesMembersNow we understand the forces at work, John looks at the details of rigging a strong and easy-to-use preventer system.
Staying in the cockpit of a sailboat most of the time at sea and not getting out on deck often is not a good idea or safe.