Nautical Control Panel
Here you will find all nautical commands with the appropriate responses and actions at a glance.
|
action / maneuvers |
command |
feedback |
act |
setting sail |
• set sail to make clear / clear to set the sail • ready to set sail • clear case for large • hot in the mainsail • clear at jib halyard • heat the fock |
• sail clear to set • large case clear • jib halyard clear |
• boat is in the wind • set the mainsail first and after the jib • on valk mainsail to port, jib to prove on starboard |
salvage sail |
• make sail clear for salvage / clear to salvage the sail • clear at jib halyard • get down fock • clear for large case • get down mainsail |
• sails are clear to salvage |
• boat is in the wind • set the mainsail first and after the jib • on valk mainsail to port, jib to prove on starboard |
depositing |
• (sails are set) - ready to drop • clear at bow line • clear at eighth line • bow line off • eight line odd • jib back to starboard / port • on the fock • get to the sheets on half wind |
• clear • bow line clear • eigth line clear • clear • clear |
• pushing off the bow in any direction • rudder blade in the desired direction (opposite to hold back fock) • if the boat is rotated sufficiently away from the wind, jib above, sheets close, tiller amidships |
equip:
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• clear to land • clear at bow line, fenders, boat hooks • fier on the sheets |
• clear • bow line, fenders, boat hooks are clear |
• with half wind take about three boat lengths distance from the bridge • spring up: all sheets gotta have lots • if too much ride: big tree pressing against wind • boat with boat hooks never stop with the hand • too little ride: action decided to cancel and start again |
equip:
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• ready to spring up • fier on the sheets • get down mainsail • after sail on get the direction of the web: get down • jib |
• clear |
• spring up near the bridge about five boat lengths • salvage the mainsail • jib proceed with the wind • salvage the fock three boat lengths in front of bridge |
coil up |
• ready to spring up • fier on the pods |
• clear |
• lay the boat resolutely in the wind and keep it there • jib and main sheet loose (both must be able to run out) • boat is supplied on on wind course to the target |
turn |
• clear to turn • ree • over the fock |
• clear |
• give the notice timely • foredeck person give the command when everything is clear • at "Ree" place rowing evenly and smooth, not over 45 ° • foredeck person changes first, then mate after cruising through the wind • jib get tight until it blows on a new bug to Lee |
shift |
• clear to shift • get the mainsheet tight • round aft • get to foredeck on the starboard / port |
• clear |
• before the action: coxswain go on leeward helm • ferform action only when incident fock (ship lies just before the wind) • coxswain pushes the tiller with each outer knees away from the tree • coxswain gets tight sheet if fock cross • command "stern round" if tree stands amidships • mainsheet easing slowly and rudder set • rudder with tiller away from the tree • course record from the wind |
jibe |
• clear to jibe • fier on the pods • get mainsheet tight • round aft • fier on the mainsheet |
• clear | • conduct actual neck slowly, quietly take longer before the wind and the mainsail sheets in peace |
man overboard |
• man overboard • Warsaw man (name person) • fier on the pods on downwind courses • ree • over the sails • fier on the pods in half wind course • ready to spring up • fier on the pods • acquisition of the man on the starboard / port |
• clear
• got the person |
• the boat has to come almost to a halt at the man • coxswain is targeting the man on a parallel to the midship line (bearing point looking at the Valken bow cleat, not at the mast) • recording the person dinghy over the stern, otherwise also possible on the side |
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