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	Scharnow turn: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The Scharnow Turn is most appropriate when the point to be reached is significantly...most appropriate when the point to be reached is significantly further astern than the vessel 's...
		The Scharnow Turn is a maneuver used to bring a ship or boat back to a point it previously passed through, often for the purpose of recovering a man overboard.
		The Scharnow Turn is most appropriate when the point to be reached is significantly further astern than the vessel's turning radius.
	www.encyclopedian.com /sc/Scharnow-turn.html (298 words)

	Anderson turn
		The Anderson Turn is a maneuver used to bring a ship or boat back to a point it previously passed through, often for the purpose of recovering a man overboard.
		The Anderson Turn is most appropriate when the point to be reached remains clearly visible.
		For other situations, a Scharnow turn or a Williamson turn might be more appropriate.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/an/Anderson_turn.html (199 words)

	Encyclopedia Search
		Turn is a maneuver used to bring a...man overboard.
		Turn is most appropriate when the point to be reached is significantly...
		turn or a Williamson turn might be more appropriate.
	www.encyclopedian.com /search.php?searWords=Scharnow (30 words)

	Sailing - WebArticles.com
		When turning a sailing boat, the direction relative to the wind is as important as the direction overall.
		If the turn is continued, the boat will end up running directly away from the wind, with the sails at around 90Âº to the hull and acting as simple wind-catchers rather than aerofoils.
		Course to Steer - Turn the boat using the wheel or tiller to the desired course to steer.
	www.webarticles.com /print.php?id=329 (3546 words)

	Sailing - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Gybing is the turning maneuver in which the boat heads down past the point where the wind crosses the vessel's stern, which causes the sails and boom to swing to the opposite side, before the boat sails off on the opposite tack.
		This may be a definite bearing (e.g steer 270 degrees), or towards a landmark, or at a desired angle to the apparent wind direction.
		A sailing boat is turned by a rudder which itself is controlled by a tiller or a wheel.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Sailing (5720 words)

	CruisePage.coms Maritime Questions and Answers
		Single turn (270º manoeuvre): Rudder hard over (in an "immediate action" situation, only to the side of the casualty); after deviation from the original course by 250º, rudder to midship position and stopping manoeuvre to be initiated.
		Williamson turn: rudder hard over (in an "immediate action" situation, only to the side of the casualty); after deviation from the original course by 60º, rudder hard over to the opposite side; when heading 20º short of opposite course, rudder to midship position and ship to be turned to opposite course.
		Scharnow turn (not to be used in an "immediate action" situation.): rudder hard over; after deviation from the original course by 240º, rudder hard over to the opposite side; when heading 20º short of opposite course, rudder to midship position so that ship will turn to opposite course.
	www.cruiseserver.net /travelpage/other/maritime_q_a_man_overboard.asp (661 words)

	RIBnet Forums - Another sad accident.
		The Williamson Turn is a maneuver used to bring a ship or boat back to a point it previously passed through, often for the purpose of recovering a man overboard.
		Thnking about this, the Williamson turn was invented for ships where it is feasible a turn could be commenced while the MOB is still 'alongside' part of the ship.
		By always turning toward the casualty it becomes a natural reaction, when it happens you won't have time to think in the first second or two so your reaction should be instinctive.
	www.rib.net /forum/printthread.php?t=5963&pp=40 (2804 words)

	Basic Seamanship
		Time-keeping was by precision hourglasses, filled and tested to 1/4 of an hour, turned by the helmsman, or a young boy brought for that purpose.
		Tacking is turning the boat so that the bow passes through the eye of the wind (or "no go zone").
		Gybing (or wearing) is turning the boat so that the stern of the boat turns through the wind.
	www.molossia.org /milacademy/seamanship.html (6280 words)

	Navis.gr - Man-overboard Manoeuvres
		SCHARNOW TURN cannot be carried out effectively unless the time elapsed between the occurrence of the casualty and the commencement of the manoeuvre is known.
		When the ship is on opposite course after carrying out SCHARNOW TURN, the manoeuvre commencement point will be some ship's lengths behind her stern.
		Since standard man-overboard manoeuvres are not guaranteed to return a ship into its wake, these turns should be regularly practiced to account for the particular ship characteristics and the effects of environmental conditions on the ship and the person in the water.
	www.navis.gr /safety/general/mob.htm (447 words)

	BoaterEd Forums - Vector Search Pattern
		On a more personal note, the Williamson turn is an excellent maneuver to use with your garden tractor when mowing a lawn.
		Such turns are indeed still used - they are more a boat/shiphandling tool than a search tool.
		Now, on a smaller boat, the most common maneuver, or 'turn', if you will, is a 'downswell approach (sorry, I don't have any graphics for it, but someone may throw one out here).
	www.boatered.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=64989 (2305 words)

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		The differences among the distributed models themselves are rather small in terms of effort but one of the asynchronous models turns out to be significantly faster.
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	Sailing - WikiLeasing.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Tacking (ir coming about), one of the basic turning techniques, requires heading up and through the wind so it then comes across the opposite side of the boat, and the boat sails away on the opposite ''tack''.
		The underwater shape of the hull relative to the sails can be designed to make the boat tend to turn upwind when it heels excessively: this reduces the force on the aails, and allows the boat to right itself.
		A sailing boat is turned by a rudder which itself is controlled b a tiller or a wheel.
	www.wikileasing.com /0/Sailing.html (5045 words)

	cruisemates.com :: View topic - Live From the Grand
		This turn, with no warning to the passengers or crew, is what caused the very significant and dangerous list.
		It was in restricted space so the turn was probably necessary to avoid oil platforms but they could have told everyone to hold on.
		Also there is the Steady Turn Capability of a ship in inverting direction, under the action of steering controls in restricted stretches of waters.
	www.cruisemates.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=549697&highlight= (1598 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Sailing
		Gybing or Jibing is the turning maneuver in which the boat heads down past the point where the wind crosses the vessel's stern, which causes the sails and boom to swing to the opposite side, before the boat sails off on the opposite tack.
		A sailing boat is turned by a rudder, which itself is controlled by a tiller or a wheel, while at the same time adjusting the sheeting angle of the sails.
		By also learning the clove hitch and "round turn and two half hitches," one can easily cope with all of the knot requirements of a boat.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Sailing (5851 words)

	Mike's Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Everybody just assumed he was dodging his duties and hiding out somewhere, but it turns out the goof fell overboard one day out of Lahaina and got rescued by a passing yacht before becoming shark food.
		I guess everybody enjoyed the safety meeting and MOB drills, now if somebody will please explain the difference between the Williamson turn and the Scharnow turn, because even after looking at the full explanation the only thing I can see is that Scharnow gets you turned around a little sooner.
		It turns out Per is going to be an apprentice bos'n so his cabin boy duties will be very limited.
	www.sailinglinks.com /the_log.htm (4963 words)

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		It then turned out to be a beautiful early summer day and sunny sunday afternoon when I - full with excitement and anticipation and accompanied by some friends - set off for the field on Lima's coast.
		The weather was great, the view perfect and so I could not wait to finally "jump down the cliffs", as a friend called it.
		Regrettably my time was almost over already so we turned back to the field right next to Parque del Amor in Miraflores, did a last "giro" and my friends took some close-up pictures of us while we glided above their heads.
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	Seaspecs - Sailing Links
		Jibing is the turning maneuver in which the boat heads down past the point where the wind crosses the vessel's stern, which causes the sails and boom to swing to the opposite side, before the boat sails off on the opposite tack.
		C ourse to Steer - Turn the boat using the wheel or tiller to the desired course to steer.
		In many waters, including inland Lakes, hypothermia can be a major threat to life, so quick recovery of unwilling swimmers can be life-saving.
	www.seaspecs.com /html/link_cats/SailingLinks.html (5258 words)

	Boating And Yachting Magazine
		* Course to Steer - Turn the boat using the wheel or tiller to the desired course to steer.
		Next another jibe on a second downwind leg to the last mark which is called the 'downwind mark' (or 'leeward mark').
		At this mark the boats turn into wind once again to tack to the finish line.
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	Sailing
		Thus, all direction changes or turns are described by one of the following terms: Heading up (or luffing up) means steering so the wind is closer to coming from directly in front (or "on the bow").
		Heading closer to the wind requires trimming the sails, pulling them towards the vessel's center.
		Tacking, one of the basic turning techniques, requires heading up and through the wind so it then comes across the oppposite side of the boat, and the boat sails away on the opposite tack.
	boats-boating-guide.com /a/145105/Sailing.html (4753 words)

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		Heading down, bearing away, falling off and freeing off mean steering so the wind comes from closer to the vessel's aft.
		bowline clove hitch round turn and two half hitches rolling hitch figure of eight reef knot sheet bend
		Even the most experienced sailors may forget their knots if they are not performed on a regular basis.
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