Gabriel Browne will explain the use of tack strap which allows you to add additional profile in the bottom of the sail. Since 2017 in TR race sails tack strap goes around the extension instead of the base as it was before. Check out other #ProTips episodes at www.mauisails.com

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Would you take this nimble PWC for a high‑speed lake or coastal run? Rate this watercraft from 1–5 stars and comment below! Kawasaki STX 160LX © Kawasaki Watercraft Length: 132.7 in (3.37 m) Beam: 47.4 in (1.20 m) Dry weight: approx. 740 lb (336 kg) Engine: 1,498 cc inline four‑cylinder four‑stroke Fuel capacity: 15.9 gal (60 L) Seating capacity: up to 3 riders Top speed: approx. 50–55 mph (80–88 km/h) Hull: Lightweight, high‑performance hull Features: Comfortable seating, ergonomic controls, sport trim Price: US$ ~8,500–9,500 (used market typical) The Kawasaki STX 160LX is a sporty personal watercraft that blends agile performance with user‑friendly handling. Its lightweight hull and responsive engine make it ideal for riders seeking fun and excitement on lakes, rivers, or coastal waters. With comfortable seating for up to three and intuitive controls, the STX 160LX delivers a balanced mix of speed and stability for both recreational cruising and spirited runs. #KawasakiWatercraft #SportPWC #PerformanceWatercraft #HarbourMasters

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Podlink: https://tinyurl.com/SaltyPodcast39 #SaltyAbandon #SaltyPodcast #Sailing #SingleSideband #HerbHolland #SailingHistory #SeaCommunication #BermudaSailing #SouthboundTwo #SailingAdventures #WeatherForecasting #OpenWaterNavigation #CanadianSailors #SailingLife #TransatlanticSailing Salty Abandon, Salty Podcast, Sailing, Herb Holland, Single Sideband Radio, Sailboat Communications, Transits at Sea, Southbound Two, Sailing Stories, Bermuda Sailing, Weather Forecasting for Sailors, European Weather Models, Sailing Adventures, Canadian Sailors, Sailing History, Open Water Communication

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This versatile knot can be used to join two lines of different dimensions, like a heaving line to a large mooring line. Or instead of tying two bowlines, a sheet bend is quick and easy and does not jam. This is an excerpt from the Sailing Masterclass course. https://masterclass.nautilussailing.com/pages/free-lesson-offer

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