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This fully revised third edition of a classic manual is a mine of information for yachtsmen to customise their boats. An abundance of clear illustrations accompanied by concise explanations cover the following subjects: hull construction and repairs; keels, floors and decks; rudders, tillers and steering gear; cabin tops and cockpits; hatches and ventilation; cabin furniture; chain-plates; deck and cockpit fittings; pulpits, stanchions and guardrails; spars, mast fittings and steps; sails and rigging; engines and electrics; tanks, piping and plumbing; yacht tenders, dinghies and life-rafts; anchors, chains and warps; fitting out and laying up. Ian Nicolson is one of the most prolific yachting writers. He has written twenty-three books on yachting and his articles since 1947 number several thousand. He is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, a partner in A. Mylne & Co., he founded Nicolson-Hughes Sails and is visiting lecturer to the US International Maritime Technical institute. He is married with three children and lives in Scotland.
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This fully revised third edition of a classic manual is a mine of information for yachtsmen to customise their boats. An abundance of clear illustrations accompanied by concise explanations cover the following subjects: hull construction and repairs; keels, floors and decks; rudders, tillers and steering gear; cabin tops and cockpits; hatches and ventilation; cabin furniture; chain-plates; deck and cockpit fittings; pulpits, stanchions and guardrails; spars, mast fittings and steps; sails and rigging; engines and electrics; tanks, piping and plumbing; yacht tenders, dinghies and life-rafts; anchors, chains and warps; fitting out and laying up. Ian Nicolson is one of the most prolific yachting writers. He has written twenty-three books on yachting and his articles since 1947 number several thousand. He is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, a partner in A. Mylne & Co., he founded Nicolson-Hughes Sails and is visiting lecturer to the US International Maritime Technical institute. He is married with three children and lives in Scotland.