Q+A Live - Your Catamaran Sailing Problems SOLVED?
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DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH YOUR CATAMARAN OR SAILING YOUR CATAMARAN?
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5:50 – what is the difference when sailing a boat without daggerboards?
12:10 – are people from the USA visiting Wildwind sailing holidays?
13:30 – What are the requirements to become a Wildwind Sailing Instructor?
18:00 – What should I look for when buying a new trampoline?
21:00 – What are the biggest distances that have ver been sailed on a small catamaran?
26:30 – On what point of sail is the FULL SEND?
33:40 – What diamond wire tension is used on the TORNADO?
37:34 – AD BREAK
39:00 – How often should you replace the luff wire in a Hobie 16 Jib?
45:00 – What is the best way to replace the jib luff wire?
48:00 – What do I need to do to replace the gudgeons on my catamaran?
49:30 – What are the causes of the PITCHPOLE?
56:30 – Where are the best places to find used Hobiecat 16s?
58:30 – What are the pros and cons of fitting a net to the bows of your catamaran?
1:04:50 – How do you play the mainsheet when sailing downwind with 2 sails?
1:09:30 – What do I do if my mainsheet cleats too easily?
1:13:00 – Power control on the downwind.
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