Needless to say, there is a slight PDQ slant and some details are PDQ-specific.
* Singlehanded Sailing for the Coastal Cruiser. Most of my sailing has always been alone, and as a result, I've learned to make it easy.
* Faster Cruising for the Coastal Sailor. I have one of the more souped-up PDQ 32s, stretched to 34 feet, with keel mods and sail tweaks. But mostly the book is about how to sail a PDQ quickly and easily. I'm no racer, I just like moving efficiently.
* Keeping a Cruising Boat for Peanuts. I'm all about DIY and spreading money thin. Lots of cost saving tips and DIY projects, all of them tested on a PDQ.
* Circumnavigating the Delmarva Peninsula--A Guide for the Shoal Draft Cruiser. This was first written some years ago, when I first started cruising on my Stiletto 27 with my then-little girl. Of interest to Chesapeake Bay area sailors.
* Rigging Modern Anchors. This one will be in print, but the details are still being worked out. I'm really proud of the way it came out, the result of a lot of anchor testing, dispelling many myths and quantifying much that had been only guessed at. I've had it reviewed by a number of major anchor manufacturers--a lot of the comments were of the form "you know, I never thought of it that way, but I can see you are right. We never tested that."
Perhaps you will find something interesting.
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http://sail-delmarva.blogspot.com/2017/ ... store.html
PS. There should be a detailed article in Good Old Boat on installing AC in a PDQ 32 in a few months. I like Dometic.
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