ASA 114
2:1 buy - ANS-The catamaran's fully-battened mainsail may be very heavy; hoisting is made
less complicated through using a halyard with a _________ _________.
Boat velocity, obvious - ANS-The catamaran's faster ____________ _____________
exaggerates the _________ wind velocity and angle, which affect how a catamaran sailor
should steer and trim.
Bridle - ANS-The purpose of the __________ is to maintain an anchor or mooring ball
focused among the two hulls.
Bridle, upwind - ANS-When choosing a mooring buoy, put together the _________ strains in
advance and approach without delay _________ or into the present day, aiming to select up
the mooring buoy just within the bow.
Crossbeam, aft - ANS-The downward force of the catamaran's mast is supported by the
center ________ included into the bridgedeck shape. The mainsheet traveller is frequently
installed over the ________ crossbeam.
Daggerboard, windward - ANS-On catamarans without a set keel, a ___________ slides
vertically thru a trunk in every hull to offer lateral resistance and sailing performance whilst
crusing to ___________.
Differential, hull - ANS-Slow-velocity maneuvering is superior by means of the use of
__________ strength and route of thrust, which moves the pivot point toward the
__________ with the least thrust.
Engines, strolling tools, cooling, exhaust, electrical, gasoline, bilge pumps - ANS-Name four
systems or additives that should be duplicated on a catamaran
Freshwater, fuel - ANS-Take care to ensure that ranges inside the _________ and
__________ tanks are balanced, mainly if they may be located faraway from the boats
centerline.
Gas - ANS-Motorsailing with one engine saves _______ but influences the stability of the
boat.
Completely-battened - ANS-A typical cruising catamaran sail plan consists of a big
__________-__________ mainsail and a curler-furling jib.
2:1 buy - ANS-The catamaran's fully-battened mainsail may be very heavy; hoisting is made
less complicated through using a halyard with a _________ _________.
Boat velocity, obvious - ANS-The catamaran's faster ____________ _____________
exaggerates the _________ wind velocity and angle, which affect how a catamaran sailor
should steer and trim.
Bridle - ANS-The purpose of the __________ is to maintain an anchor or mooring ball
focused among the two hulls.
Bridle, upwind - ANS-When choosing a mooring buoy, put together the _________ strains in
advance and approach without delay _________ or into the present day, aiming to select up
the mooring buoy just within the bow.
Crossbeam, aft - ANS-The downward force of the catamaran's mast is supported by the
center ________ included into the bridgedeck shape. The mainsheet traveller is frequently
installed over the ________ crossbeam.
Daggerboard, windward - ANS-On catamarans without a set keel, a ___________ slides
vertically thru a trunk in every hull to offer lateral resistance and sailing performance whilst
crusing to ___________.
Differential, hull - ANS-Slow-velocity maneuvering is superior by means of the use of
__________ strength and route of thrust, which moves the pivot point toward the
__________ with the least thrust.
Engines, strolling tools, cooling, exhaust, electrical, gasoline, bilge pumps - ANS-Name four
systems or additives that should be duplicated on a catamaran
Freshwater, fuel - ANS-Take care to ensure that ranges inside the _________ and
__________ tanks are balanced, mainly if they may be located faraway from the boats
centerline.
Gas - ANS-Motorsailing with one engine saves _______ but influences the stability of the
boat.
Completely-battened - ANS-A typical cruising catamaran sail plan consists of a big
__________-__________ mainsail and a curler-furling jib.
