Like most things, it boils down to common sense.ģ) Thou shalt not run out of beer. Stay out of the way of bigger boats, pay your insurance premiums and keep a low profile unless you're sure you know what you're doing. For beer can racing, just remember some of the biggies (port tack boats shall avoid starboard ones windward boats shall avoid leeward ones and outside boats shall give room at the mark). Few sailors we know have actually studied it cover to cover: it's about as interesting as reading tax code or the phone book. Racing Rules, unless specifically stated elsewhere in the Sailing Instructions, is the current rules bible. Like the ad says, "Safe boating is no accident."Ģ) Thou shalt honor the racing rules if thou knowest them. And 12 could be If the water is hard go iceboating.ġ) Thou shalt not take anything other than safety too seriously, If you can only remember one commandment, this is the one. I would love to see this at an arcade or marine store locally. One company in austrailia actually sells a boat tied to a program and actuators. Maybe someone else can comment if they have tried them. Repete Here are a couple simulators I found for lasers. Maybe the full versions are more adjustable. The demo's were more complete including a couple races and training situations. It turns green when you have found the optimum angle. However, the Virtual Skipper has a very clear wind indicator and optimum angle indicator which is nice.
For example you move it left and the boat goes right. So far I like the Sail simulator better because the waves seem more realistic, the crew position is adjustable and the rudder is visable and is most like the sunfish. I have now looked at both the demo's for Sail Simulator and Virtual Skipper 32nd America's cup.
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