by Harbor Sailboats | Apr 18, 2023 | Blog
Outboard Engines The start of this year has given us days of 25+ knots followed by days of nearly 0 knots. Those days of light breeze have forced sailors to use the outboard motors on the Capri 22 fleet, so this is a great time to review the start up procedure and...
by Harbor Sailboats | Apr 2, 2023 | Blog
We have all been there when big breeze or a big puff loads up the boat sending the leeward rail into the water. This is usually followed by big smiles or big eyes of fear, but is it fast to be heeled over this much? The simple answer is no, a flat boat is a fast...
by Harbor Sailboats | Mar 29, 2023 | Blog
Have you spent the weekend anchored in Mission Bay? While San Diego is not known for destination sailing, we have a couple fantastic anchorages to take advantage of with Mariners Basin in Mission Bay being one of our favorites. Let’s go over some helpful tips...
by Harbor Sailboats | Mar 8, 2023 | Blog
Proper Use of a VHF radio The VHF radio is a very important safety feature aboard sail and power boats but is also the standard form of communication between other boats, marinas, and the USCG. The VHF, standing for “Very High Frequency” is simple to...
by Harbor Sailboats | Mar 8, 2023 | Blog
We’re excited to announce the Spring, Summer, and Fall race schedule. New to racing? See below for details on the beginner race clinic that will provide you all the tactical skills to compete on the race course. Spring Series Every Tuesday April 4th through May...
by Harbor Sailboats | May 9, 2022 | Blog
It goes without saying, boats are not connected to the sewer or water system like we experience at home. Instead, boats store, collect, and take in water for important onboard amenities. Boats have three types or “water systems”, fresh water, grey water, and black...
