50 Ways to Improve Your Powerboat Driving by Pike, Dag -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title page Table of Contents 1 The time factor 2 Safety margins 3 Reactions and response times 4 Concentration 5 Before you leave 6 Depth of vee 7 The benefit of steps 8 The effect of beam 9 Spray rails and chines 10 Catamarans and trimarans 11 What keeps your boat stable? 12 The benefits of RIBs 13 Make sure you can see 14 Setting up outboards 15 Flaps and interceptors 16 Propellers 17 Propulsion response 18 Torque reaction 19 Engine response 20 Separate throttle and gear levers 21 The throttle is the key 22 Throttle response 23 Types of steering 24 The effect of steering on trim 25 Power trim 26 Power trim for surface drives 27 Setting up the flaps 28 Heeling into the wind 29 The benefits of 2-speed gearboxes 30 Ballasting 31 Balancing the boat 32 Reading the waves 33 Driving in head seas 34 With the waves on the beam 35 Coping with following seas 36 Expect the unexpected 37 Porpoising 38 Driving on the edge 39 Spinning out 40 Broaching 41 Night driving 42 Fog driving 43 Coming off the plane 44 Fine-tuning the chart 45 Navigation preparation 46 Visual navigation 47 Tacking to increase the wavelength 48 Taking the longer route 49 Electronic navigation 50 Anticipating the waves OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES eCopyright

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