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521 Views · 17 hours ago

Boat propeller markings can include part numbers, diameter, and pitch stamped on the hub, blades, or body. However, you cannot always trust these part numbers for reordering. #boat #propeller #yacht #sailing #boating

nauticed
230 Views · 23 hours ago

Ever wonder what a soft shackle is? These loops made of Dyneema are replacing traditional metal shackles across the sailing, towing, and ATV industries. #sailing #sailinggear #sailboat #rope #sailinglife

nauticed
1,276 Views · 2 days ago

Have you ever seen hiking signs that say "cotton kills"? Cotton holds up to 28% of its weight in moisture, keeping wet fabric right against your skin. Stay safe on the water and skip the cotton. #sailing #sailingschool #offshoresailing #boat #sailinggear

nauticed
391 Views · 2 days ago

Never let your dinghy get sideways to a wave! If it does, the wave can flip the dinghy over, land on top of passengers, and submerge the engine, causing a total disaster. #boat #bareboat #catamaran #sailing #sailingschool

nauticed
708 Views · 3 days ago

When you heave-to in a storm, the sideways movement of the boat creates a slick or wake that flattens approaching waves. #offshoresailing #sailing #sailingschool #sailboat #sea

nauticed
0 Views · 3 days ago

Choosing a boat propeller? Aluminum is low-cost and cheaper to replace, protecting your lower unit from major damage. Stainless steel costs more but delivers better performance, maneuverability, and fuel efficiency. #boat #powerboat #boats #boating #yacht

nauticed
283 Views · 4 days ago

A SOLAS smoke flare provides three minutes of thick, billowing orange smoke, making it highly visible for miles when aircraft are in sight. #sailing #boating #offshoresailing #sailingschool #sea

nauticed
417 Views · 5 days ago

To be a great sailing instructor, you have to enjoy working with a wide variety of people. Remember: you must adapt to your students, not they to you! #sailing #sailingschool #sailingeducation #sailor #boating

nauticed
320 Views · 6 days ago

Sailing holidays are all about relaxing, grabbing some charcuterie, and enjoying a drink on deck. But there is a hidden danger right under your feet: open deck hatches. While they are great for letting fresh air into the cabins below, they are a massive tripping hazard for anyone walking above. If you are looking up at the sails and not watching your step, a single open hatch can lead to a broken leg. #sailing #sailingschool #catamaran #bareboat #catamaransailing

nauticed
1 Views · 6 days ago

Planning your first sailing charter? The British Virgin Islands is the top recommendation for beginners. Between the steady trade winds, line-of-sight navigation, and an easy-to-use mooring ball system, it removes the stress so you can focus on the adventure. #sailing #sailingschool #bareboat #bvi #sailingvacation

nauticed
768 Views · 7 days ago

Starboard tack: Wind is coming over the starboard side of the boat. Port tack: Wind is coming over the port side of the boat. When two sailboats meet on opposite tacks, the boat on port tack keeps clear of the boat on starboard tack. #sailing #sailingschool #sailboat #sailboat #sailor

nauticed
361 Views · 7 days ago

Weather helm is the tendency of a sailboat to naturally turn up into the wind. #sailing #sailboat #sailingschool #sailinglife #sailor

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