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Shrouds, Backstay
A Tripod refers to the arrangement of a forestay and ________ that support the
mast without the need for a _________.
Nacelle
A forward projection of the bridge deck designed to soften the impact of the seas
daggerboard, windward
On catamarans without a fixed keel, a ___________ slides vertically through a
trunk in each hull to provide lateral resistance and sailing performance when
sailing to ___________.
stability, evenly
A catamaran's _________ is derived from the buoyancy in its two widely
separated hulls. Even so,care must be taken to avoid overloading, and to distribute
weight _________.
, seagull striker
Located On The Forward Crossbeam, The ________ ________ Provides
Reinforcement To Counter The Effects Of The Forestay Tension.
Crossbeam, Aft
The Downward Force Of The Catamaran's Mast Is Supported By The Center
________ Integrated Into The Bridgedeck Structure. The Mainsheet Traveler Is
Often Mounted Over The ________ Crossbeam.
Fully-Battened
A Typical Cruising Catamaran Sail Plan Consists Of A Large __________-
__________ Mainsail And A Roller-Furling Jib.
Rudders, Heeling
When A Catamaran's Steering Wheel Is Turned, The _________ Operate Together
Because They Are Connected By A Tie Rod. They Are Smaller Than Those On A
Monohull, But Their Efficiency Is Increased Due To A Lack Of _________.
Engines, Running Gear, Cooling, Exhaust, Electrical, Fuel, Bilge Pumps