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Old 07-11-2013, 05:10   #61
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Re: Are monohulls safer in a gale?
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Surely it depends on what type of anchor you have on board.
Now I reckon a Spade would make a better drogue than a Rocna...................
Just don't use Chinese chain or swivels.
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