Crash Test Boat: How Yachting Monthly Took a 40ft Boat Through 8 Disaster Scenarios

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From the people behind the UK's leading sailing magazine for cruisers comes Crash Test Boat, a dramatic documentation of controlled sailing disasters which has the potential to save the lives of each and every seaman who buys it.

Crash Test Boat is unique in its field, with no other title on the market aimed at explicitly revealing at first hand what happens when a boat encounters a major disaster. On the spot reporting with action photographs show what happens when typical family boats fall victim to eight different types of sailing disaster. How quickly does a cabin fill with water when the hull is holed? How do you control a gas leak or explosion? What should you do first when dealing with a dismasting?

By providing cruising and racing yachtsmen with vivid accounts of such extreme events, Crash Test Boat equips the reader with vital knowledge on what to do if disaster strikes and, ultimately, gives everyone on board a greater chance of survival if the boat is overcome.

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Yachting Monthly is one of Europe's leading yachting magazines, and the Crash Test series of articles was not only ground-breaking, but one of its most popular features. Paul Gelder was Editor of Yachting Monthly for over 20 years, during which time he led a campaign to get Gipsy Moth IV sailing again, instigated the Crash Test series and also found the time to update the bestselling Total Loss, write Sunk Without Trace and the popular Yachting Monthly's Confessions and Yachting Monthly's Further Confessions, all published by Adlard Coles Nautical.

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