Q+A Live 106 Catamaran sailing advice.
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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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DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH YOUR CATAMARAN OR SAILING YOUR CATAMARAN?
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THE NEXT Q+A WILL BE AT 1730 GREEK TIME ON FRIDAY
5:00 – how can you get the wind to help you when righting the catamaran?
14:00 – Hobie 14 how to fix an inverted cam on the water without capsizing?
17:00 – What is the best way to dump power – traveller or mainsheet?
21:15 – How can we make the sailing easier in waves?
27:00 – What are the pros and cons of the Dart 18?
32:47 – AD BREAK
33:30 – what advice would you give to teenagers wanting to be a sailing instructor?
35:30 – how to not loose the boat when you fall off
43:11 – what is the best way round to put bushes in the rudder stock and gudgeon?
45:15 – How to arrange 3 sets of beach wheels so that they’ll work for a wide range of different catamarans.
49:30 – What is the safest way to capsize the boat to practice righting?
52:30 – How to give the crew even more stability on the trapeze?
53:20 – What are the best sources to find a used Hobie 16?
54:30 – How to reduce the risk of becoming unhooked on the trapeze.
58:00 – What is the best way to add gauges to you video? Speedo, Timer, Compass etc…..
1:00:00 – What’s the best way to come into the beach in breaking waves?
1:05:00 – Should I buy and F16 Viper from Goodall Design?
1:09:30 – How to sail backwards.
1:14:00 – Is the square top rig a good way to improve the speed on a Hobie 16?
1:16:30 – How to de-power when sailing downwind.
1:22:00 – How much rig tension to pull on on a Hobie 16?
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