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Sailing Quiz # 28 Skipper Edition

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Answers

Q1 053°(T) + 7 W (Var) 060 ° (M) + 7 ° W (Dev) 067 ° (C)

Q2 Cold Front

Q3 All round red white red in a vertical line.

Q4 Turning to port.

Q5 Sailing vessels, fishing vessels, tugs with tows, limited ability to manoeuvre, not under command and vessels constrained by their draught.

Q6 3.4m + 10.2 = 13.6m

Q7 It bends the mast slightly. The effect is that the middle part of the luff of the mainsail is pulled forward and the sail flattened which reduces the power in the mainsail. In conjunction with tightening the outhaul and putting more tension on the main halyard you can manage the power in the main and delay the point in a building breeze when you have to reef.

It will also tension up the forestay and take some of the sag out of it which will also tighten up the luff of the headsail, which is also good in a building breeze.

Q8 The Emergency Wreck Marking Buoy
Fitted with an alternating blue* and yellow flashing light with a nominal range of 4 nautical miles where the blue and yellow 1 second flashes are alternated with an interval of 0.5 seconds. * The light characteristic was chosen to eliminate confusion with blue lights to identify law enforcement, security and emergency services.

Q9 Please see comments section

Q10 500 years!

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