14# Shunting at 6 Bft.

[@careylogan7639]

That's the fastest shunt ever!! It speaks to your engineering prowess. AND in that strong of a gale!! Wow!!! well done!!

[@vakaman]

That's the way to do it!

[@dominictarrsailing]

wow, very impressive speed there! that's like 15 seconds! (from sheet release, to sheeted in, a bit ambigious to define the end of the shunt...)

[@dominictarrsailing]

and especially given how windy it is!

[@circlomanen]

Very impressive!!!!

[@zackariasthepirate]

Smooth even with the chop. Next level stuff!

[@michaeljking]

Thanks very much! I was wondering how you can tack on a boat like thsi!

[@fjordproa6510]

As a musician you might be interested in the proasailing videos from "segelreto" .
Especially "Südwind"and "Proa and Shanty"

[@michaeljking]

@@fjordproa6510 Thanks! Will subscribe and check those out!

[@niklaslang5224]

Wow! 👍😃

[@muddundee]

Very efficient & clean, What make & size of track are you using for the tack of the yard?

[@fjordproa6510]

Thanks, I wanted it to build it as simple as possible,
I use a rail from Harken with a width of 22mm.

[@muddundee]

Thanks for that, our proa is a bit bigger so we are probably going to run with 26mm Ronstan gear.
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[@Clovis321]

não manobra como outros barcos que tem leme? Como se manobra num proa? Sempre que vejo é só pra frente e pra trás....

[@fjordproa6510]

Sim, os proas estão sempre indo e voltando.
O boom é sempre de barlavento.
E eu não uso remo. Dê uma olhada nos meus outros vídeos.
Espero que a tradução não seja muito ruim.

[@Clovis321]

@@fjordproa6510 a tradução foi muito boa. Entendi o que quis dizer.