[Rhodes22-list] Jim how are you teaching? Perfect ending

[Wally Buck]

Ed,

I typically sail without an active crew. Unless the winds require my ballast 
to be on the high side I prefer steering from the lee side. It gives me a 
better view of the genny and in light winds I like to induce a little heel. 
In any case I don't sail much from the center unless I am running wing on 
wing.

Wally


>From: "Kroposki" <kroposki at innova.net>
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>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Jim how are you teaching? Perfect ending Date: 
>Sat, 1 Nov 2003 07:16:47 -0500
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>With her in control she could determine how much heeling she would allow
>and being in the center of the boat she didn't feel it as much as being
>on either side.
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>Jilm Gifford
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>What do you mean 'being in the center of the boat'?  If you are at the
>tiller you should be on the windward side and even on an older boat like
>mine without Stan's fancy admiral chair, you can sit on the rail.  How
>are you teaching???
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>                                                 Ed K
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