Can Our Catamaran Capsize ? - Ep 49 Sailing Luckyfish 10 Ways #3
This week we answer the question often speculated but seldom discussed - what is the risk of capsize on a catamaran? We get hit by a rogue wave on what should have been a routine sail from Key West to Fort Myers.
This is Part 3 in our 10 Ways Wharrams are Wonderful Series.
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Ocean rogue waves: A mystery unveiled?
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Nautichannel - The Gunboat G4 Timbalero capsize
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