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With such aspirations we departed Marina del Atlantico, Santa Cruz de Tenerife on 1. January 2. 00. 2, bound for the West Indies. A Rig for Downwind Sailing. We set out on a broad reach with full main and genoa set, changing to poled out main with preventer, and genoa poled out to windward as the wind moved aft, driving us cheerfully towards waypoint BUTTER, more of which later. We were familiar with this sail plan, it being our normal way of sailing downwind when conditions werent right for the genaker. It was fast and not too rolly, but we are never relaxed when sailing this way. If the wind pipes up and a reef in the main is necessary, the yacht has to be turned to windward. The genoa has to be furled or the pole taken down to enable it to be sheeted in. And then the whole shebang set up again when back on course. In a big sea this is more work than I generally like to become involved with. Consequently I was very pleased to get into the trade winds proper where I could get the main down and set twin headsails. I had attached a block to the swivel at the head of the furling gear in Tenerife, reeved a 6mm spectra halyard through it, and tied both ends off to the tack swivel on the furling drum. This was used to hoist the yankee up the second luff groove, leaving the genoa set in the other. I cant claim originality for this arrangement it was suggested to me by my sailmaker. However, unlike the in harbour trial, hoisting the yankee up the second luff groove while barrelling downwind in big seas was disappointingly difficult. Artwork by Andrew Simpson. With the genoa in the starboard groove, and poled out to starboard, the furling gear foil was pulled around such that the port groove was facing to starboard. On hauling the yankee up the port grove, the sail blew forward such that the friction of the sail against the foil made it progressively more difficult to hoist. The high load on the mast mounted halyard winch indicated that I was doing the sail no good at all, but there was no option other than to grind it slowly and protestingly up the groove. Only sometime later did the obvious method of hoisting the sail dawn on me. If I had gybed first, poling the genoa set in the starboard luff groove out to port, then the port luff grove would have been facing forward, downwind. On hoisting, the yankee would have blown forward, inline with the groove and any friction would have been minimal. Another lesson learned I will know next time. The lazy genoa sheet was reeved through a block on the end of the pole and secured in the cockpit. The pole had a foreguy the genaker tack line, uphaul, down haul and guy, fixing it in space independently of the jib sheets. The lazy sheet from the yankee was similarly reeved through a block. Easing both sets of. Furlex gear. I used it as a. The. problem was that the headsails differed too much in both size and. 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After intense daily study of the on line weather predictions at weatheronline, we programmed the GPS with waypoint BUTTER at 2. N, 3. 0W, our turn right point. Both websites proved to be reasonably accurate for 3 to 4 days ahead, but diminishingly so after that. First Time Atlantic Crossing. The day by day account of a cruising couples first Atlantic crossing. Download It Here In the event we sailed considerably further south than this, so much so that a stop in the Cape Verdes was considered. Then the tradewinds filled in and we rolled our way westwards, Cape Verdes abandoned till next time. Before leaving the UK we had purchased a TARGET SSB Receiver and Weatherfax software, which when interfaced with our new state of the art laptop would provide weather information at sea. It never did though, because the weatherfax operated in DOS and the operating system on the computer Microsoft Windows 2. ME opened only in Windows. Even the DOS Prompt screen opened in a window, which the Weatherfax software wouldnt recognise. The time we wasted trying unsuccessfully to sort that out was staggering. Well done, Mr Gates. But it wouldnt have mattered anyway as it was always too rolly at sea to risk taking our expensive laptop out of its protective case. Our NAVTEX gave us weather information from the Las Palmas station in the Canary Islands for the first few days at sea, after which we became out of range. Further weather information was gleaned from eavesdropping SSB conversations on Herbs Net on 1. Hz at 2. 00. 0 zulu and Trudi in Barbados on 2. Hz at 1. 30. 0 zulu. Trudi gives an English translation of the daily French forecast, which is the only one I know of that covers the crossing. But even if you know whats coming theres not much you can do about it. You might just as well forget about weather until it arrives and deal with it then.