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City of Volendam - 65ft Sailing Vessel
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City of Volendam - 65ft Sailing Vessel

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Introduction
The City of Volendam is a 65 foot un-powered Dutch sailing vessel with 2 masts and a top speed of 21 Knots. Its lack of an Auxiliary engine saves weight while leaving the ship to be reliant on wind alone.

Operations
  • To stow the Jib sails, Pull the front two winches in and let the back 2 winches out until they are thin.
  • Unfurl each sail and let the sails out until the tracks sit flush again.
  • To operate the booms use the cranks located on the decks.
  • Use the forward winches to adjust the Jib sails.

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Rubix  [ophavsmand] 11. juni kl. 17:16 
Yeah no, its no issue, im not trying to be hostile.
DimSum 11. juni kl. 16:58 
I mean, its just like... the term for the sail position. I had just thought you knew about rigging and were going for something unique. That's why i asked. My bad...
Rubix  [ophavsmand] 11. juni kl. 5:34 
You are probably are cause I dont know much about sail rigging and positioning, I just know the basics on how to sail.
DimSum 10. juni kl. 7:46 
Correct me if im wrong but I belive this is a unique type of ketch on account of having a mizzenmast and a mainmast with the mizzen being at least 2/3 the length of the main mast