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The Wind in Your Face

August 31, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Obviously, motoring comes with a huge responsibility considering the non-breathable properties of water and the other crazies out there who have not taken this course.

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Electric Thunderstorms

August 31, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Electric storms are frightening. On inland waters, they can arrive very quickly, especially on a hot sultry day.

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Waves and Swell

August 30, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Since it is a good idea to keep your boat on top of the water, it’s good to understand the dynamics of water. Thus waves is a big topic when it comes to safe boating and weather.

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The Bowline

August 28, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The bowline knot creates a secure, non-slip loop at the end of a rope. It is commonly used for securing a line to a post, cleat, or ring.

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Anchor Hitch

August 28, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The anchor bend is specifically designed for attaching a rope to an anchor shackle or ring or pole. It’s very secure and less likely to slip under load.

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Surface Geometry

August 28, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Below is a brief summary of how locations are commonly expressed on different surfaces.

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Modified Deep-V Powerboat Hulls

August 27, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The modified deep-V hull is a variation of the traditional deep-V hull, designed to offer a compromise between the benefits of a deep-V hull and the stability of flatter hull designs.

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Introduction to Catamarans

August 27, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Typically, people own their own monohulls but they will charter a cat on a vacation.

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Icicle Hitch

August 26, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The Icicle Hitch is used to tie a rope to an object, such as a pole, spar, or another rope, particularly when the surface is smooth or slippery.

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Lights on ATONS

August 25, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Lights are installed on some ATONS. The lights are usually alternating on and off on some consistent interval to distinguish one ATON from another.

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