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220 volts from 12 volts 0% 0% 13 198 975 13
A raft for coming ashore 0% 0% 58 595 3,016 58
A real map example 0% 0% 37 441 2,358 37
Accuracy of weather forecast 0% 0% 28 476 2,414 28
Adjusting and replacing the belt 0% 0% 20 349 1,696 20
Adjusting the idle speed 0% 0% 19 194 928 19
Adjusting the sails on downwind courses 0% 0% 107 1,234 6,091 107
Adjusting the sails with dog vanes 0% 1% 99 1,014 5,071 99
Advisors during the mooring 0% 0% 28 355 1,862 28
Ais 0% 0% 63 791 4,126 63
Alarm apps 0% 0% 44 400 2,074 44
An example of double sheet bend 0% 0% 15 169 841 15
Anchor gear 0% 0% 11 159 790 11
Anchor light 0% 0% 39 560 2,856 39
Anchoring practice 0% 0% 99 1,228 6,010 99
Anchoring without an anchor box 0% 0% 93 1,101 5,251 93
Autopilot 0% 0% 75 862 4,413 75
Basic overview of a fixed radio 0% 0% 42 569 2,954 42
Basic overview of a portable radio 0% 0% 22 324 1,631 22
Basic parts of the motor 0% 0% 191 2,164 11,239 191
Basic rules 0% 0% 63 929 5,012 63
Beaufort scale 0% 0% 58 885 4,535 58
Blake's hitch 0% 0% 21 191 881 21
Bow mooring in a tight spot, nemo, practice 0% 0% 183 2,032 9,951 183
Bow mooring in a tight spot, renate, practice 3 0% 0% 58 465 2,249 58
Bow mooring in a wide place, renate, practice 0% 0% 83 758 3,748 83
Bow mooring in narrow circumstances, renate, practice 0% 0% 58 899 4,458 58
Bow mooring, theory 1 0% 0% 162 1,727 8,649 162
Bow mooring, theory 2 0% 0% 46 648 3,260 46
Bow thrust 0% 0% 13 196 1,036 13
Bow-on mooring in difficult conditions. practice. renate. part 1 0% 0% 122 977 4,824 122
Bow-on mooring in difficult conditions. practice. renate. part 2 0% 0% 56 470 2,315 56
Bowline knot 0% 0% 11 144 740 11
Bowline knot examples 0% 0% 28 433 2,090 28
Burns, bleeding, fractures and so on 0% 0% 36 523 2,783 36
Buying and selling a yacht 0% 0% 118 2,085 11,320 118
Cam cleat 0% 0% 13 289 1,354 13
Cardinal marks 0% 0% 17 325 1,721 17
Changing the engine oil 0% 0% 141 1,291 6,357 141
Changing the gelcoat 0% 0% 17 207 1,121 17
Channels 0% 0% 44 834 4,738 44
Charging the battery from the shore power supply 0% 0% 34 433 2,248 34
Chart symbols of different kinds of flashing 0% 0% 20 257 1,377 20
Checking oil level 0% 0% 16 178 828 16
Checking the autopilot 0% 0% 14 85 421 14
Checking the navigator and other devices 0% 0% 15 158 847 15
Checking the radiostation 0% 0% 20 168 834
Checking the sails condition 0% 0% 86 1,043 5,143 86
Checking the toilet 0% 0% 23 241 1,225 23
Checking winches 0% 0% 33 357 1,825 33
Circulations and figure 8 0% 0% 29 322 1,612 29
Cleat 0% 0% 7 193 954 7
Clothes on a yacht 0% 0% 139 1,699 8,881 139
Clove hitch 0% 0% 20 296 1,531 20
Coiling ropes 0% 0% 21 356 1,729 21
Communication format 0% 0% 95 1,453 7,870 95
Condition of pillows 0% 0% 11 144 759 11
Conservation of the running rigging 0% 0% 44 535 2,744 44
Consumables and spare parts for engine 0% 0% 101 989 4,972 101
Glossary Course content ("A Small Sailboat Captain")
Crossing borders 0% 0% 156 1,981 10,389 156
Currents 0% 0% 110 1,309 6,538 110
Dangers at sea 0% 0% 55 809 4,200 55
Determining the risk of collision 0% 0% 74 1,123 5,826 74
Determining the stern drift 0% 0% 18 303 1,447 18
Different statuses of a yacht 0% 0% 13 221 1,162 13
Difficult situations while mooring 0% 0% 70 1,535 7,889 70
Diseases like appendicitis 0% 0% 25 334 1,774 25
Divergence of oncoming ships 0% 0% 15 288 1,502 15
Divergence of sailing ships 0% 0% 36 612 3,089 36
Divergence of two motor vessels 0% 0% 22 290 1,439 22
Divergence of vessels in narrow places 0% 0% 11 226 1,201 11
Dockside mooring. practice 0% 0% 99 851 4,173 99
Dockside mooring. theory. part 1 0% 0% 139 1,410 7,064 139
Dockside mooring. theory. part 2 0% 0% 68 645 3,166 68
Drifting under sails 0% 0% 18 312 1,536 18
Electric and automatic emergency water pump 0% 0% 56 677 3,438 56
Electric wiring 0% 0% 70 710 3,707 70
Electronic map 0% 0% 126 1,423 7,243 126
Engine check and examination 0% 0% 197 2,235 11,440 197
Epirb 0% 0% 36 454 2,409 36
Everything that can decay has decayed 0% 0% 29 400 2,031 29
Examples of using the half-hitch 0% 0% 7 98 487 7
Extra ropes 0% 0% 58 751 3,789 58
Failure of electronics or navigation lights 0% 0% 25 263 1,424 25
Fenders 0% 0% 30 405 2,116 30
Figure-eight knot 0% 0% 9 132 652 9
Filling up your water tanks 0% 0% 33 398 1,957 33
Finding a guest marina 0% 0% 87 1,216 6,420 87
Finding a marina for a long stay 0% 0% 44 661 3,514 44
Fire 0% 0% 26 381 1,956 26
Fire blanket 0% 0% 17 166 799 17
Fire extinguishers, engine fire 0% 0% 31 353 1,781 31
First aid kit 0% 0% 33 459 2,503
Forks in the channel 0% 0% 9 175 868 9
Fresh water supply system 0% 0% 39 525 2,617 39
General overview of my sailboat albin vega 27 feet 0% 0% 260 2,309 11,710 1
General questions about the light anchorage 0% 0% 119 1,923 10,012 119
General video about electric system 0% 0% 109 1,053 5,556 109
Getting a man up the mast 0% 0% 67 583 2,880 67

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Language Polish
Language code pl
Text direction Left to right
Case sensitivity Case-sensitive
Number of speakers 41,500,500
07/01/2026

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Read-only 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Failing checks 95% 13,343 95% 173,921 95% 890,334
Strings with suggestions 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Untranslated strings 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
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User avatar admin

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So we set sail, both mainsail and staysail.
Stawiamy więc żagiel, zarówno mainsail jak i sztakselgrota jak i foka.
04/23/2023
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So we set sail, both mainsail and staysail.
Stawiamy więc żagiel, zarówno mainsail jak i sztakselgrota jak i foka.
02/10/2023
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And if your yacht is larger - for example, 40-50 feet, then your keel may even be 5 tons.
A jeśli twój jacht jest większy - na przykład 40-50 stóp - to stępkakil może mieć nawet 5 ton.
01/08/2023
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That is, it heels your yacht, and the keel heels it the other way.
To znaczy, że żagle przechylają jacht, a stępkakil przechyla go w drugą stronę.
01/08/2023
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To summarize, it turns out that we need the keel in order to resist side drift and in order to resist the force that acts on the sails.
Podsumowując, okazuje się, że potrzebujemy stępkilu, aby oprzeć się dryfowi bocznemu i aby oprzeć się sile, która działa na żagle.
01/08/2023
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Your keel will balance the boat and the more ballast you have, the safer you are.
StępkaKil zrównoważy łódkę, a im więcej balastu, tym bezpieczniej.
01/08/2023
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Since our yacht is sailing, it would capsize if there was no keel.
Ponieważ nasz jacht płynie, wywróciłby się, gdyby nie było stępkilu.
01/08/2023
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So, in order to move forward, and not sideways, we need a keel that counteracts the drift.
Aby więc płynąć do przodu, a nie na boki, potrzebujemy stępkilu, któray przeciwdziała dryfowi.
01/08/2023
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In that case, this keel is called a false keel.
W takim przypadku taki kil nazywany jest stępkąkilem fałszywąym.
01/08/2023
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Sometimes the keel itself is empty, and the ballast is here, under the bottom.
Czasami sama stępka kil jest pustay, a balast znajduje się tutaj, pod dnem.
01/08/2023
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