EXPEDITION SAIL CHART & COURSE BOX

Use wind ranges from your sailmaker and recorded empirical data from Strip Chart to determine which sail is the fastest for a given wind speed and angle.  Then create a Sail Chart which Expedition will use to tell you the correct sail for your current leg as well as for later legs of the race.

ABOVE - EXPEDITION SAIL CHART:

Each sail in the inventory is assigned a color and the color bubble covers the True Wind Angle and True Wind Speed range where that sail is most effective.  Apparent Wind Angle lines can be a useful cross-reference, since your boat, sails, and crew 'feel' the Apparent Wind Angle rather than the True Wind Angle.

Note the white circles in the Sail Chart showing: Present Heading (empty), Mark Bearing (m), and Next Mark Bearing (n).

ABOVE - EXPEDITION COURSE BOX:

Shows range, bearing, true wind angle, apparent wind angle, time on port/starboard, and sail selection from Sail Chart for each leg of the course so you and your crew always knows what move is coming up next.