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Getting Started in Powerboating - Third Edition
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ThisGetting Started in Powerboating Third Edition
is published by McGraw-Hill.
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ISBN-13:
9780071448994
BINDING:
Paperback - 7.25 x 9 inches
PAGES:
280 - Black & white photos and illustrations
WEIGHT (pounds):
2
YEARS:
Manufacture Part Number:
48993
Table of Contents
Part One: Choosing the Right Boat
Chapter 1. No Boat Is Right for Everyone
Chapter 2. Boatspeak
Chapter 3. Displacement Hulls
Chapter 4. Planing Hulls
Chapter 5. Semidisplacement Hulls
Chapter 6. Comparing the Three Hull Types
Chapter 7. Drive Systems
Chapter 8. Picking the Proper Prop
Chapter 9. How to Read Boat Reviews and Tests
Chapter 10. Twenty Questions to Codify Boat Selection
Part Two: The Whys of Powerboat Handling
Chapter 11. Why Boats Don't Behave like Cars
Chapter 12. The Twin-Screw Advantage
Chapter 13. Transom Power
Chapter 14. The Influence of Wind
Chapter 15. What Current Does
Part Three: The Hows of Powerboat Handling
Chapter 16. Know Your Boat
Chapter 17. Boathandling in Wind and Current
Chapter 18. Docking a Single-Screw Inboard
Chapter 19. The "Impossible" Moves with a Single-Screw Boat
Chapter 20. Docking a Twin-Screw Inboard
Chapter 21. Docking Transom-Powered Boats
Chapter 22. Using Springlines for Maneuvering
Chapter 23. Using Thrusters for Maneuvering?
Chapter 24. Using Docklines
Part Four: Enjoying Your Boat
Chapter 25. A Matter of Safety
Chapter 26. Rules of the Road
Chapter 27. Boating and the Law
Chapter 28. Introduction to Navigation
Chapter 29. Getting Underway
Chapter 30. The Tools and Techniques of Trim
Chapter 31. Anchors and Anchoring Techniques
Chapter 32. Inlet Running
Chapter 33. How to Handle Heavy Weather
Chapter 34. Offshore Boating
Chapter 35. Practice Makes Perfect
Appendix: A Gallery of Powerboats | Index
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