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Some highlights: Sailing with twin headsails (we tried many sail combinations to stay dead downwind)... A whale swam with us for about two hours... First Dorado Las Palmas to St. Lucia Official Time: 18-days, 8-hours, 35-minutes
http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000284965 Guy Adami says it was a "commoditized business." I'm skeptical. Adami is a chart reader in his world there is no such thing as a turnaround. Buy high, sell higher is all he knows.
Ref. http://trimaran-san.de/die-kettenkurve-oder-wie-ein-mathematiker-ankert/ In a nutshell, the main results are : The guidance of using a fixed scope like use 3 times or 5 times the water depth as length of chain, etc., is not adequate. It is not enough in shallow water, and it may be too much in very deep water. And it does not depend on the wind strength at all, which is rather odd. We consider this guidance to be dangerous, at least for the novice. Our results do depend – among other parameters – also on the wind strength. Neglecting swell and waves, the result is very simple, based on the catenary equation: Minimum required chain length is L = square_root( Y ( Y + 2 a )), where the parameter a depends on the wind strength, on A eff , which is the effective cross section of the vessel towards the wind – i.e., the windage area – as well as on the mass m of the chain per meter. Y is the water depth at the anchor (and not the vessel!). This simple non-linear catenar...
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