Single Handed Sail Off Dock to Mooring Ball no engine

Cruising on Bravo | Episode 2
Come with me as we sail around Bainbridge island.
Moving Bravo the day before sail to Bremerton. Sailed off dock and on mooring ball without engine.
10 Knots of wind and 40°F

[@adamskilbeck7596]

I really liked the music in this video. Also, I would like to see more of your personality and hear you laugh more. You have a great laugh.

[@CruisingwithCranston]

Noted bud!

[@robertgabriel944]

Hey great video! I really like the sailing tutorials!

[@StemtoSternSailing]

Thats my kind of sailing. Well done. Ii enjoyed this video, so I'll click the subscribe button.
I created my videos along the Norwegian coast. But the principles of sailing are the same, so I find skilled sailing fun to watch no matter where its done best regards from Jarle

[@CnCEndeavors]

I enjoy your vids - can you explain more about how which autopilot you use and how it works? Seems like you never have to steer the boat

[@CruisingwithCranston]

I plan on doing a video on it in the future.
It's a raymarine evolution 100 tiller. The more sensory input you give it, the more "intelligent " it becomes. It struggles in Big Breeze 25 kts+ (at least on bravo).

[@michaelmiller6062]

Dude that autopilot tack feature is awesome. I dont even have a real boat yet and I want that!

[@CruisingwithCranston]

I hope you get a boat soon and an autopilot. Friends are always more fun, tho.

[@rainfinger]

We only using our electric motor going into a slip, sailing from breakwater to breakwater, currently in Salvador, Brazil, crossed the doldrums ro the fifth time under sail alone.

[@CruisingwithCranston]

I have high respect for electric sailboats for daysailing.

[@SailingMalie]

I'm intrigued are you using a remote controlled tiller pilot?

[@CruisingwithCranston]

I will make a video on the autopilot and controller soon.