Helion AURA 650, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Wind Abeam
S ail s: Ex pand both at an
angle of 45° at port side
Rudder: in center position
Quarter Lee
S ail s: Expand both sails
more angle
Rudder: Turn to the left
Starboard Tack-Running
S ails : Expand both sails
at ma x. angle at both
sides
Rudder: in center position
Port Tack-Running
S ails : Expand both sails
at max. angle at both
sides
Rudder: in center position
Quarter Lee
Sails: Pull back both sails
at starboard side
Rudder
: in center position
Luff Up
S ails : P ull bac k both sails
gradually
Rudder: Turn to the left
Wind Abeam
S ails : Expand both at a angle
of 45° at starboard side
Rudder: in center position
Luff Up
Sails: Pull back both sails gradually
Rudder: Turn to the left
Port Tack
Sails
:
Keep pulling back
both sails
Rudder: K eep turning
to center position if the
sails stop flapping
Tack
Sails: Keep pulling back
both sails
Rudder: Turn to the left
Tack
Sails: Keep pulling back
both sails
Rudder: Turn to the right
Tack
S ail s: K eep pulling
back both sails
Rudder: Turn to the lef t
Bearing Away
S ails : Expand both sails
keeping them not flapping
Rudder: Turn to the left
Starboard Tack
Sails: Keep pulling back
both sails
Rudder: K eep turning
to center position if the
sails stop flapping
45°
How-to-sail Instruction
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
1. Never sail your boat in running water such as streams or rivers, as it is easy to lose control.
2. Never swim after a stalled or stuck boat. Wait patiently for the wind to change or increase to free
the boat.
3. After running, remove the hatch allowing the interior of the boat to dry out completely. If you
fail to do this, it may result in corrosion of the electronic components.
Sailing presents a more interesting set of challenges than power boating, it requires a constant reac -
tion to water movement and wind conditions. These reactions require adjustments of both rudder and
sails in order to find the best possible setting for speed and course. There is not substitute for actual
“on-the-water” experience. After a couple of outings you may want to read thorugh the manual again
as you get a better understanding of the art of sailing. While you are learning it is a good idea to gain
some experience with sailing terminology as this will make it easier to understand the concepts
required to master sailing. Study the chart below to understand how wind affects the sailboat and how
to set your sails and rudder to best attack the wind.