Q+A LIVE 53 - catamaran sailing questions answered.
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Joseph Bennett: The high-performance 'Joyrider' mastering 26-knot catamaran runs in Vassiliki, Greece, while redefining budget DIY racing for the global community.
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Some very spicy questions this week.
Thanks to everyone for tuning in.
02:48 what is the different methods of storing the gennaker and what are the pros and cons?
12:55 when are you going to start with the action sailing vidoes?
14:45 would it be an option to use a backpack as a righting bag?
17:40 should I buy a Nacra 500?
18:35 what to do with the jib during a tack?
25:55 why does my cat drift sideways in light winds?
30:00 what manouvers are useful for sailing in tight company with other boats?
34:00 what would be a good next boat after a Dart 18?
35:00 what would be a good boat for youths?
37:00 what purchase should I have on my mainsheet?
41:04 AD BREAK
41:10 How to gybe in heavy wind without capsize?
47:20 how fast will a Minicat 420 go?
49:20 what’s the difference between assymetric and gennaker?
50:50 why does the Hobie 16 downhaul lower the boom?
52:30 what non-Hobie should I buy – for solo?
54:35 what are the specific measurements for fitting a gennaker/kite and how long should the bowsprit be?
59:30 is 150kg too heavy for a Hobie 16?
61:25 how should I stretch my forearms?
63:35 are you getting a foiling cat?
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