ACROSS |
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The aft wall of
your Banshee. |
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Device used to
secure lines/sheets.
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Pin on a block to
which a line or shackle may be attached. |
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The spar (sail
support structure) that extends the leading edge (or luff) of the sail.
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Upper surface of
a cockpit sidewall.
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The steering
lever extending from the rudder into the cockpit. |
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A stainless steel
strip attached to the outer wall of the transom.
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Mast well _ _ _ _
_ _; a rubber ring that slips onto the base of the mast. |
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Hiking _ _ _ _ P;
a wide, flattened (sometimes padded) strap that is positioned between
the interior transom wall and the daggerboard well. |
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A metal housing
that connect rudder, tiller, and transom. |
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The aft edge of
the mainsail. |
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Usually a "D"
shaped stainless steel band that closes with a connecting pin. |
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A line used in
securing your boat dockside or to accept a tow.
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Inspection _ _ _
_ ; a circular access portal on the forward wall of the cockpit. |
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(length overall)
the measurement from bow to stern. |
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The forward-lower
corner of the mainsail. |
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A universal joint
between boom and mast. |
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When facing
forward the right side of the boat. |
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Measurement at
the widest point of the boat. Also a direction port or starboard
perpendicular the the centerline.
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Toward the rear
or stern of the boat. |
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A device used to
"prevent" loss. |
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A double block
designed with an over and under arrangement. |
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Topmost corner of
the mainsail. |
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An strong but
elastic material bonded to the rails of your boat to protect it from
dockside impacts.
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The leading edge
of the mainsail. |
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The removable
"keel" of your Banshee. |
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Aft sail on a
boat with one mast.
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Mast _ _ _ _ _ _;
the tunnel forming the leading edge of the mainsail when both top and
bottom access points are open.
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Slang for the
mast well gasket.
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The interior of
the Banshee
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An imaginary line
from bow to the center of the stern. |
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A control surface
located behind the transom. |
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _
stick; another term for the tiller extension. |
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(length on
waterline)the measurement from bow to stern on the waterline.
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A line connected
to the tack used to extend the luff of the mainsail downward toward the
deck. |
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Nautical term for
pulley.
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The daggerboard
well and thwart |