- from the bow of the
vessel to the mastheads, used to
support the mast.
forestaysail A
triangular sail set on the forestay. foul 1. Having
freedom of motion...
- aftwards): flying, outer, and
inner jibs, and the fore-topmast staysail,
forestaysail, and foresail. For
staysails between the
foremast and the
mainmast (from...
-
Westsail 32s were
rigged as cutters; i.e. with a
single mast, mainsail,
forestaysail and jib. The
forestay terminates on the bow; a six-foot
bowsprit supports...
- a
larger rig. The new rig
consisted of
taller masts, a self-tacking
forestaysail, but
maintained the gaff rig.
During this time,
Cunningham also invented...
-
under storm canvas,
consisting of a close-reefed
maintopsail and
storm forestaysail, both were
blown away, and soon
followed by the fall of the fore and...
-
traditional "ram" rig was a
standing jib,
flying jib,
staysail (also
called a
forestaysail), foresail,
mainsail and
spanker (or mizzen),
which Victory Chimes carries...
-
storm comes,
which she
calls a
living gale.
Jacky looks up and sees the
forestaysail chafing. If it
breaks the ship will be lost.
Jacky runs from the quarterdeck...
-
rigging included a mainsail, foresail, gaff topsails,
fisherman staysail,
forestaysail, jib, and jib topsail. She was
built with
space for a
gasoline motor...
-
number of rig options, such as a
cutter or
ketch rig, a self-tacking
forestaysail, twin headsails, and a roller-furling genoa." List of
sailing boat types...
- hold 5.4 ft (1.6 m)
Propulsion Yawl Boat 85 HP Sail plan Main, Fore,
Forestaysail, Jib, Main Gaff Topsail, Jib
Topsail Complement 4 crew and 21 Overnight...
