PPT-SAILS Training

Germanna Community College Adapted from the VCCS PowerPoint Fall 2013 Contents SAILS at Germanna Accessing SAILS Demonstration Updating Your Profile Progress Surveys Flags amp Kudos. 360 - 385 - 1640 ptsails@olympus.net Roller Furling Headsails Performance, versatility, durability, ease of handling, and ease of stowage are all important in the design and structure of our headsai nonfulfillmentof Training –Al–CommentshavTraining Training Trainingstillassessmentconclusionclarification.) Training Training Training Training –TW–ThTraining–TW–Th Thesh Catching the Wind with Sails. History. Ancient Egyptians developed the first sails around 4,000 B.C. using papyrus reeds.. http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17322/17322-h/images/080.jpg. . History. Ancient Greek and Roman ships used cotton cloth and leather straps to make sails.. CamberIf the thickness of an airfoil is ignored, it can be reduced to a thin curved line defining the camber. The shape of this camber line determines the amount of lift produced at a fixed angle of a Paul NicksSenior Vice President, Business DevelopmentUhde Corporation of AmericaPaul NicksSenior Vice President, Business DevelopmentSame Storm, Different Ships How Will Contractors Respond to the Sam After the Sun Sets. Race Seminar. Tactics and ideas for safe,. successful, fast Coastal Racing. for owners, crews, new racers and cruisers. For years, sailors sought the challenge of racing distances to include the excitement and . Points of Sail. Sailboat Terminology. Sailing Basics. Sail Theory. Upwind Trim. Sail . Draft and Lift. Sail Draft and Drag. Sail Controls – Wind Indicators. Telltales – Jib and Main. Leech Shape – Main and Jib. By Haley Stober. What are the essential parts of a sailboat?. There are eight essential parts of a sailboat. They are the hull, jib, mainsail, mast, boom, tiller,. . rudder and keel.. The Hull. The Hull is basically the base of the boat. It’s the place where you would sit. On boats that are meant for vacation, the hull is also the living area.. u. tsailing.org. UT Sailing Club. Recreation sailing club – we will teach you how to sail. Located at Austin Yacht Club on Lake Travis. Boats. J/24 – 24 foot keelboat. 2 C15s – 15 foot centerboard boat. Student Assistance and Intervention for Learning . Success. Tidewater Community College. Fall 2014. Overview. Background. Accessing SAILS. Roles and Privileges. Flags . and Kudos. Progress . Surveys and Manual . I met an old man on the hill. The old man was smoking a pipe.. The old man told me the story of why the wreck was on the hill.. 2. The old man said, “a long time ago there was a boy who was a very good sailor. He lived in the village. He even went sailing in bad weather to show everybody how good he was.”. Leeway. The weather side of a ship is the side from which the wind is blowing. The Lee side is the side of the ship sheltered from the wind. A lee shore is a . Leeway. . shore that is downwind of a ship. If a ship does not have enough . “The Lateen Sail in World History”. Title: “The Lateen Sail in World History”. Written by I. C. Campbell. Published by Journal of World History, Vol. 6, No. 1. Copyright 1995 by University of Hawaii Press. What is Equipment Control About?. Dina Kowalyshyn, Naval Architect. Vice Chairman of the ISAF Equipment Committee. US Sailing Delegate to ISAF. The Life-Cycle of Equipment Control . How is . Equipment .