Year: 1998 Language: english Author: Jeremy R. Hood Genre: Handbook Publisher: Sheridan House Edition: First ISBN: 978-1574090222 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 278 Description: Safety Preparations for Cruising begins with a discussion of general preparations and proceeds to comprehensively cover safety material related to every facet of cruising. Topics include the structural integrity of the vessel and its potential for breakdowns, basic skills, dangerous situations and more. Each chapter begins with a real-life experience introducing the topic covered and concludes with a valuable checklist summarizing the discussion and measuring strengths and weaknesses in ourselves and our vessels. This primer on safety is essential for anyone fitting out or preparing for offshore cruising. Most sailors go to sea without prior knowledge of the cruising lifestyle and its demands. This can result in conditions ranging from the merely inefficient to the truly tragic. In Safety Preparations For Cruising, Jeremy Hood utilizes his years of personal experience to teach safety measures and prudent seamanship to would-be cruisers so they can set out on a vessel designed or altered with their well-being in mind, aware of potential risks, familiar with possible solutions, and possessing increased self-reliance with which to minimize or resolve problems. The many and essential topics include "preparing yourself"; hull and deck; spars and rigging; engines, transmissions and propellers; steering; safety below deck; navigation; communications; safety harnesses and PFDs; heavy weather; "man overboard"; taking on water; abandoning ship; ground tackle; going aground; medical emergencies; fire; spares and repairs; and "before you set off". No sea-going novice one should set off without first studying Safety Preparations For Cruising. -- Midwest Book Review No sea-going novice should set off without first studying Safety Preparations for Cruising. --The Midwest Book Review, May 1997 About the Author Jeremy R. Hood has sailed over 30,000 ocean miles as skipper, including two Atlantic crossings. Born in England, he got his early sailing experience around the North Sea and in the English Channel. He now owns a yacht brokerage company, Blue Water Cruising, in Clear Lake Shores, Texas, and does consulting for offshore sailors. An experienced delivery skipper, he also teaches navigation and seamanship, and lectures at Cruising World/West Marine Safety at Sea Seminars.
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Safety Preparations for Cruising
Year: 1998
Language: english
Author: Jeremy R. Hood
Genre: Handbook
Publisher: Sheridan House
Edition: First
ISBN: 978-1574090222
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 278
Description: Safety Preparations for Cruising begins with a discussion of general preparations and proceeds to comprehensively cover safety material related to every facet of cruising. Topics include the structural integrity of the vessel and its potential for breakdowns, basic skills, dangerous situations and more. Each chapter begins with a real-life experience introducing the topic covered and concludes with a valuable checklist summarizing the discussion and measuring strengths and weaknesses in ourselves and our vessels. This primer on safety is essential for anyone fitting out or preparing for offshore cruising.
Most sailors go to sea without prior knowledge of the cruising lifestyle and its demands. This can result in conditions ranging from the merely inefficient to the truly tragic. In Safety Preparations For Cruising, Jeremy Hood utilizes his years of personal experience to teach safety measures and prudent seamanship to would-be cruisers so they can set out on a vessel designed or altered with their well-being in mind, aware of potential risks, familiar with possible solutions, and possessing increased self-reliance with which to minimize or resolve problems. The many and essential topics include "preparing yourself"; hull and deck; spars and rigging; engines, transmissions and propellers; steering; safety below deck; navigation; communications; safety harnesses and PFDs; heavy weather; "man overboard"; taking on water; abandoning ship; ground tackle; going aground; medical emergencies; fire; spares and repairs; and "before you set off". No sea-going novice one should set off without first studying Safety Preparations For Cruising. -- Midwest Book Review
No sea-going novice should set off without first studying Safety Preparations for Cruising. --The Midwest Book Review, May 1997
About the Author
Jeremy R. Hood has sailed over 30,000 ocean miles as skipper, including two Atlantic crossings. Born in England, he got his early sailing experience around the North Sea and in the English Channel. He now owns a yacht brokerage company, Blue Water Cruising, in Clear Lake Shores, Texas, and does consulting for offshore sailors. An experienced delivery skipper, he also teaches navigation and seamanship, and lectures at Cruising World/West Marine Safety at Sea Seminars.
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