SDA28 Anchor Checks and Gale Force Winds
Sailing Dark Angel
From a devastating lightning strike to masterful engine rebuilds in the Dominican Republic, Lisa and Dave of Sailing Dark Angel redefine the unscripted cruising life.
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We try to dive the anchor at every stop, especially if we’re in a crowded anchorage or expecting high winds. It’s great piece of mind, and it’s another excuse to jump in the ocean and have a look around. Watch to the end to find out what might be looking back!
wind speed conversions…
15 knot winds = 27.78km = 17.26mph
20 knot winds = 37.04km = 23.02mph
25 knot winds = 40.30km = 28.8mph
30 knot winds = 55.6km = 34.50mph
35 knot winds = 64.82km = 40.30mph
40 knot winds = 74.08km = 46.03mph
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SDA28 Anchor Checks and Gale Force Winds Location
- The Bahamas (25.03428,-77.39628)
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