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Westin, Mike; Landsell, Olle; Olofsson, Nina; Olofsson, Par

 
9781472977021: Seamanship 2.0: Everything you need to know to get yourself out of trouble at sea

Synopsis

The knowledge to sort yourself out when encountering problems at sea is largely forgotten. How to find your way when the GPS plotter has a blackout, how to get yourself off when grounded, how to save the life of someone in your crew when the ambulance or SAR helicopter is hours away. Too many rely on technology to navigate and run their boats, and this beautifully illustrated handbook will be a literal backup when the tech fails, filled with core knowledge - seamanship - that all skippers should know anyway, whether they're in the middle of an emergency or not.

Packed with vital information, with handy fact boxes to highlight especially important information, the authors have lent a modern, real-world approach to the subject matter, and the wonderful illustrations bring it to life. Contents include:

- How to use this book
- This is Seamanship 2.0
- Seamanship: Best practice: engage your crew, voyage planning, staying on board, staying afloat, tight marinas, prepare for a storm, med mooring, catch a mooring buoy, anchoring, gale and storm tactics, towing
- Problem fixing: gas leak, when sails rip apart, a line in the prop, stuck anchor, engine problems, fuel problems, electrical problems, blackout
- Emergencies: man overboard, fire, holed and sinking, running aground, rudder failure, losing the mast, helicopter rescue, SAR boats, abandon ship, emergency communication
- First aid: DRABS, CPR, respiratory problems, circulation/shock, treating wounds, burn injuries, fractures and sprains, head injuries, hypothermia, seasickness, bites/stings, abdominal pains, first aid kit

Published in Sweden by the Swedish Cruising Association, this fantastic book has sold over 25,000 copies. Read this now to give yourself the knowledge to get out of trouble and (even better) avoid getting into it in the first place.

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À propos des auteurs

Mike Westin is a marine journalist and in his spare time a DIY boat repairer. He has owned and worked on a variety of boats, both power and sail, so is fully in tune with what boat builders and repairers need to know when taking on projects of this nature.

Olle Landsell is an experienced sailor and illustrator. He cruised the Baltic and North Sea areas for several years, mostly single-handed, and has made a solo voyage to the Caribbean. He now sails, paints and illustrates, drawing inspiration from the beautiful Swedish archipelagos.

Nina Olofsson, MD, PhD, is a retired senior physician and consultant specialising in anaesthesia, intensive care, and pain management, with more than 35 years' experience in medical emergencies. She has been an Associate Professor at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm since 2004, has published extensive scientific research, and served as a skipper in the Swedish Search and Rescue (SAR) organisation from 2011 to 2023. Nina has sailed with her husband, Pär, since 1977, including a six-year voyage from Stockholm to the Mediterranean and Caribbean.

Pär Olofsson, MD, PhD, is a retired senior physician and consultant specialising in general and vascular surgery, with more than 35 years' experience in medical emergencies. He has been an Associate Professor at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm since 1994, has served as a Surgeon in Command for disaster management in Stockholm County, and was a skipper in the Swedish Search and Rescue (SAR) organisation from 2011 to 2023. Pär has sailed with his wife, Nina, since 1977, including their six-year long-distance Atlantic cruise.

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