Pearson 10M Videos

Pearson 10M Videos

Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 8-10 kts.
19 seconds

Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 12-14 kts.
17 seconds

Reaching in about 16 kts TWS.
15 seconds

Close reaching in about 20 kts TWS. 20-25 degrees heel. You can tell there's a lot of heel because you see the horizon pop up at the left edge of the frame and because I am standing at the wheel with one foot out on the seat-back coaming to stay vertical.
15 seconds

Setting up wing-in-wing with theHoyt jib boom. We keep the main sheeted in and fall off to about 170 TWA then jibe the main over and let it out. This seems to work better than trying to ease the main and then jibe the jib.
22 seconds

Tacking with the hoyt jib boom in 15-18 kts TWS. You can see the horizin show up at the bottom of the frame which means were heeled over about 25 degrees.
27 seconds

Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind. A nice clean tack in light air. I recently made a rake adjustment to the mast. I moved the base 1/2" forward which moves the masthead aft by about 4". It improved the weatherhelm (which was a bit light) but the top batten just hits the backstay as can be seen in this tack..
21 seconds

Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind.
21 seconds

A 360 with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind (not quite the full 360, more like 300).
1:00 minute

Path Sailed

Tacking and Jibing
This is a longer video with several tacks and jibes in 4-8 kts true wind. Boat speed was on the order of 3-4 kts. Maybe up to 4.5-5 where I didn't tack again so soon.

00:05 Tack
00:40 Tack
01:30 Tack
03:10 Fall off
03:20 Jibe
04:50 Head up
04:05 Tack
04:50 Tack
05:30 Jibe
06:30 Tack
07:35 Tack
08:20 Tack
08:20 Jibe

8 minutes 50 seconds

Path Sailed

Tacking and Jibing
This is a 7 minute video with 10 tacks or jibes in 8-10 kts true wind. Boat speed was on the order of 4-4.5 kts. With a little more wind (12-14) the boat gets back up to speed a lot faster and these maneuvers are more lively. You can twirl about all you want without attention to trim, though that is a knock on optimum speed. The sun was not out for this one so it's not as easy to see how the boat is turning.

00:05 Tack to Stbd
00:30 Tack to Port
00:56 Traffic
01:10 Tack to Stbd
01:45 Jibe to Port
02:28 Tack to Stbd
02:58 Tack to Port
03:30 Tack to Stbd
04:00 Fall off
04:20 Jibe to Port
04:50 Head Up
05:20 Tack to Stbd
05:50 Tack to Port

6 minutes 42 seconds

Sailing upwind in about 14 knots with 3-5 foot waves.
36 seconds

Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 8 knots of wind.
16 seconds

Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 12 knots of wind.
16 seconds

	Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 8-10 kts. 19 seconds
	Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 12-14 kts. 17 seconds
	Reaching in about 16 kts TWS. 15 seconds
	Close reaching in about 20 kts TWS. 20-25 degrees heel. You can tell there's a lot of heel because you see the horizon pop up at the left edge of the frame and because I am standing at the wheel with one foot out on the seat-back coaming to stay vertical. 15 seconds
	Setting up wing-in-wing with theHoyt jib boom. We keep the main sheeted in and fall off to about 170 TWA then jibe the main over and let it out. This seems to work better than trying to ease the main and then jibe the jib. 22 seconds
	Tacking with the hoyt jib boom in 15-18 kts TWS. You can see the horizin show up at the bottom of the frame which means were heeled over about 25 degrees. 27 seconds
	Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind. A nice clean tack in light air. I recently made a rake adjustment to the mast. I moved the base 1/2" forward which moves the masthead aft by about 4". It improved the weatherhelm (which was a bit light) but the top batten just hits the backstay as can be seen in this tack.. 21 seconds
	Jibing with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind. 21 seconds
	A 360 with the Hoyt jib boom in about 7 knots of wind (not quite the full 360, more like 300). 1:00 minute
Path Sailed	Tacking and Jibing This is a longer video with several tacks and jibes in 4-8 kts true wind. Boat speed was on the order of 3-4 kts. Maybe up to 4.5-5 where I didn't tack again so soon. 00:05 Tack 00:40 Tack 01:30 Tack 03:10 Fall off 03:20 Jibe 04:50 Head up 04:05 Tack 04:50 Tack 05:30 Jibe 06:30 Tack 07:35 Tack 08:20 Tack 08:20 Jibe 8 minutes 50 seconds
Path Sailed	Tacking and Jibing This is a 7 minute video with 10 tacks or jibes in 8-10 kts true wind. Boat speed was on the order of 4-4.5 kts. With a little more wind (12-14) the boat gets back up to speed a lot faster and these maneuvers are more lively. You can twirl about all you want without attention to trim, though that is a knock on optimum speed. The sun was not out for this one so it's not as easy to see how the boat is turning. 00:05 Tack to Stbd 00:30 Tack to Port 00:56 Traffic 01:10 Tack to Stbd 01:45 Jibe to Port 02:28 Tack to Stbd 02:58 Tack to Port 03:30 Tack to Stbd 04:00 Fall off 04:20 Jibe to Port 04:50 Head Up 05:20 Tack to Stbd 05:50 Tack to Port 6 minutes 42 seconds
	Sailing upwind in about 14 knots with 3-5 foot waves. 36 seconds
	Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 8 knots of wind. 16 seconds
	Tacking with the Hoyt jib boom in about 12 knots of wind. 16 seconds