whisper
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Deltas have always come out top or runner-up in the comparative tests that I have read.
How confident are you when anchoring?
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What a polite lot here on MoBo board. First time I posted here, and the first time I was thanked on a board for a contribution! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
machurley22
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Don't mention the Spade. I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.
Lots of good advice from Simon. I'm only a wee raggie (small but perfectly formed) and I hadn't fully appreciated the windage problems you big stinkies have (are you allowed to say that on a public forum) but the principles are the same.
Get a bigger and better anchor than the manufacturer supplies, use lots of scope and make sure it's set. A GPS alarm (and sometimes a depth alarm too) is a good help in overcoming initial fears but practice makes perfect and a few broken nights sleep at first are soon repaid with increased confidence.
Dave
Lots of good advice from Simon. I'm only a wee raggie (small but perfectly formed) and I hadn't fully appreciated the windage problems you big stinkies have (are you allowed to say that on a public forum) but the principles are the same.
Get a bigger and better anchor than the manufacturer supplies, use lots of scope and make sure it's set. A GPS alarm (and sometimes a depth alarm too) is a good help in overcoming initial fears but practice makes perfect and a few broken nights sleep at first are soon repaid with increased confidence.
Dave