SEGELMANÖVER_ Segel bergen klassisch im Wind

The classic method of sailing involves using the machine with which we sail the boat after rolling up the jib Or keep going in the wind during the subsequent maneuvering To do this we will first start the machine We will first hoist the jib on a beam wind course Then go with the bug in the wind and take in the mainsail Before taking in the mainsail it is important to secure the bridge so that the tree does not come down But point 1 we are falling off while hauling the main sail and the foresail Everything ready to fall Clueless Okay lead to the sheets Good the main sail is good secure the main sail And now the jib is loose enough on this windward course Guido can haul the jib in with the reefing line It then goes very smoothly the pressure is released from the sail no problem And we have a long boat ride because the main sail is still generating pressure Okay Leinen please We will now start and you must pull in the mainsail with the main halyard Kai are you ready Yes Okay please Ready to start grab the main sail The more we go with the wind the easier it is for Kai then So it is now very important to keep the boat nicely in the wind That is wonderful The bridge is broken so the tree stays on top which is also good Guido please go to the major case Kai please go to the front When we lower the sail you will grab the mast and neatly fold the sail on both sides onto the boom My job as a helmsman is now to keep the boat in the wind And when the reef lines come down Guido please make sure they don't hit your face Either put it in the sail bag or run the reef lines through Okay fourth major incident please lower the sail come down Slowly slowly Okay he can fold it once to the right once to the left Once to the right wonderful Now please wrap the main halyard once around the cleat at the mast so that the main halyard is secured downward And the sail cannot flutter upwards under warranty Marvelous securing the big fall marvelous that fits Please also secure the reef line Please pull the main sheet tightly to stabilize the sail Okay that's also fine Okay Kai are you coming back again Is it okay in the meantime Okay Well for now it's good enough We will fold the sail more beautifully in the harbor and close the sailbag It's a bit too chaotic for this work here We will go in now and finish the rest of the work in the harbor It is therefore as usual important for this procedure to first cause as little pressure as possible in the cloths Since we now first secure the foresail we fall onto a beam wind course They sheet the sails out widely and then begin to furl the genoa using the jib reefing system Once again we use the corresponding reff or halyard and simultaneously let out sufficient slack into the forepeak Now to lower the mainsail as easily as possible we maneuver the boat under engine into the wind and secure the staysail to hold the mast The pointer in the top now points straight ahead and the cloth begins to kill To ensure the sail runs as smoothly as possible downward it is also recommended to neatly clear the main gaff Nothing is more annoying than any kind of tangles and knots in the line that get caught on blocks or sheaves when lowering the sail If the wind is stronger while hoisting the sails and the waves are correspondingly higher it can also be helpful to use more power and have a bit more slack in the main sail Then the tree can easily sway back and forth which can also help reduce wind pressure especially under turbulent conditions What else is missing The repetition Start the machine Ready to hoist the jib Fall off to the windward course quarter the sails Hoist the foresail Secure the foresail reef lines and bowlines Approach the Amwindkurs take in the main sail Clear to hoist the main sail Maneuver into the wind under engine power Tighten and secure the large screw Position a crew member at the mast if necessary Reef the main sail Lower the sail and hoist it onto the mast Secure the main sail Maneuver under the machine from now on