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Launched at 10:30 am
Started the journey at 10:30 am, the crew held the laser 2000 while...
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Off shore launching
The crew put down the centreboard and made the preparation work.
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Away from the jetty
Laser 2000 moved out further
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Hoisted the gennaker
The crew pulled the gennaker halyard to hoist the gennaker & let the...
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Gennaker came out
The laser 2000 should be moved away from the wind if the wind came too strong...
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Gennaker in full
Both the helmsman & the crew should make the dinghy in balance,...
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Get ready for the hoisting
Another pair got ready for the hoisting of gennaker
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2007 with blue white strip gennaker
Moderate wind is good for practise gennaker handling
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Gennaker in full
Heavier guys can handle larger wind
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The third pair 2005
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The fourth pair 2006
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Wind become a little stronger
The dinghy would hike a little bit when more wind came
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Stronger wind came
The dinghy heeled more and moved faster as the stronger wind came
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The dinghy heeled more and moved faster
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Too much heel may lead to capsize
Eased sheet, pointed higher, hiked out more can the dinghy heel less...
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Crew moved back to the dinghy
After helping the helmsman righted the dinghy from tortoise, the crew moved...
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Retreated the gennaker before righting
Retreated the gennaker back to the pocket before righting can reduce...
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Close up the crew
Retreated the gennaker back to the pocket before righting can reduce...
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Fully capsize - tortoise
If the crew pressed the mast much and the helmsman leaned forward to...
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Centreboard fully out
Fully pull out the centreboard to has maximum leverage.
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Leaned against the wind
Leaned against the wind for righting to prevent the sails being blowed...
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Gunnale came out
As the gunnale came out from the water, more easier to right
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Helmsman stood far away to balance the d
Helmsman should move more away if his weight was light to have more leverage
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Picked the gennaker control sheet for ri
Helmsman can picked the gennaker control sheets from the pulley to have more...
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Scoop method for righting
As the helmsman leaned back, both the crew and the dinghy were uprighted
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