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Global Solo Challenge - sail configurations in following winds
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Sail configurations in following winds
by Global Solo Challenge
You can't sail dead downwind except using old techniques such as poled out jibs. On modern boats with asymmetrical spinnakers it is rare to go beyond 155-158 degrees true wind angle.
You can't sail dead downwind except using old techniques such as poled out jibs. On modern boats with asymmetrical spinnakers it is rare to go beyond 155-158 degrees true wind angle.
Posted 19 Jun 2021
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