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Can you sail from the east coast to west coast of the US?

Of course you can, you simply sail south of Florida, then head north


Why do sailboats have Boom?

A boom is used to hold the foot, or bottom of the sail. It is attached to the mast, in various ways. It is simply a pole that stretches out the bottom of the sail to obtain better performance.


How to clean a dirty sail?

Simply rinse it with a high-pressure hose or capsize the boat a few times!


What is the name of the piece of canvas fixed to make a ship or boat move?

sail


How does roller furling work?

Roller furling is a sail management system that allows sailors to roll up or unfurl sails from a drum mounted at the forestay. When the sail is furled, it wraps around the drum, reducing sail area for better control in varying wind conditions. To unfurl the sail, the sailor simply pulls on a line that releases the sail from the drum, allowing it to unfurl and catch the wind. This system enhances ease of handling, especially for short-handed sailing.


What can you sail on?

There are sail planes, sail boats, sail cars, and with a spaceship you could sail to the stars.


What word rhyme with stale not a piece of canvas fixed to make a ship or a boat?

sail


How do you make sentences by using the word sail?

Sail me that Frisbee, would you? Do you sail? You sail!


What is a sail on a ship?

Topgallant sail, also known as the gallant sail or garrant sail


What is a three sided sail?

A three sided sail is known as a Lateen sail or also a triangular sail. With a four sided sail one is only able to sail against the wind, but with a Lateen sail it is possible to sail more directly into the wind.


What is a good technique for roller reefing a Genoa jib in high wind to prevent flogging?

Roller reefing is simply not deploying the full sail. Deploy the sail until flogging occurs and then reef in until it stops. With a little practice this can be achieved very quickly


What is a top sail on a ship?

Topgallant sail, also known as the gallant sail or garrant sail