Multihull Cruising Fundamentals
“Multihull Cruising Fundamentals” by Rick White, published by International Marine in 1997, offers a focused exploration of multihull sailing. This edition spans 119 pages and is presented in English. The book provides a concise analysis of multihull boats, equipping readers with essential skills for safely launching trailerable multihulls and addressing the specific sailing and handling requirements of larger cruising catamarans.
Readers will find practical insights into the techniques necessary for rigging and sailing multihulls effectively. The content emphasizes the unique aspects of multihull design and operation, making it relevant for both novice and experienced sailors interested in water sports and boating. This resource serves as a guide for those looking to enhance their understanding of multihull sailing and improve their skills on the water.
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Taps into the essence of multihull sailing and gives readers a concise analysis of these boats. This work provides the skills sailors need to get trailerable multihulls safely into the water, rigged and sailing. It addresses larger, cruising catamarans and their sailing and handling needs.
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