by Emma Sullivan | Aug 21, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer types of rigging: Rigging refers to the process of assembling and securing equipment, structures, or materials. Common types include theatrical rigging for stage productions, crane rigging for construction, and industrial rigging for heavy lifting...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 21, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer: Sailing Trapeze Sailing trapeze is a technique used in high-performance dinghy sailing where sailors use a harness attached to a wire to balance their weight outboard. This helps to counteract the heeling force of the boat and maximize speed and control....
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 21, 2023 | Sailing Safety
== Short answer set and drift navigation: == Set and drift navigation is a method used to calculate the movement of a vessel or aircraft over water or air. By setting a course and accounting for the effects of wind, tide, and current, it determines the vessel’s...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 20, 2023 | Sailing Safety
==Short answer: Ships horn sound== The ships horn sound refers to the audible signal produced by a ship’s horn or whistle. It is typically used to communicate important messages to other vessels or give warnings in maritime situations. These sounds vary in...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 19, 2023 | Sailing Safety
==Short answer: ships in fog== Ships in fog refer to vessels navigating through a foggy environment. It poses various challenges such as reduced visibility, navigation difficulties, and increased collision risks. Ships employ radar, sonar, and communication devices to...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 18, 2023 | Sailing Safety
== Short answer boat berthing: == Boat berthing refers to the act of securely mooring a boat at a designated docking area or berth. It involves safely tying up the vessel to prevent drifting or damage. Proper boat berthing techniques ensure effective and reliable...
