Louis Andors, male, 63
Ref 43476
Nationality: | United States |
Currently based in: | Arlington, United States |
Looking for: | Caribbean; Central & North America; Western Europe & North Atlantic Islands; |
Experience: | 4000 ocean miles / 2000 coastal miles |
Lifelong sailor and racer from dinghies to Clipper 70'. In love with blue ocean sailing. Easy to get along with, reliable, excellent shape, strong, versatile, excellent cook, and ready for action! 6,000 coastal and ocean miles. US Naval Academy offshore sailing team volunteer coach, Clipper Race trained, several multi-night ocean passages, Bermuda, Gulf Stream crossing. USNSA Skipper D coastal , RYA Competent Crew, RYA Sea Survival, Safety at Sea. Retired and looking to expand my ocean sailing and racing horizons to transatlantic and beyond. Logging miles toward additional RYA certifications etc. | |
Smoking: | non-smoker |
Relationship status: | married |
Dietary requirements: | None |
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Number of years sailing: | 10+ |
Sea miles sailed: | Ocean: 4000 / Coastal: 2000 |
Nights at sea: | 11-49 |
I have experience as: | Coastal Skipper |
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Sailing Skills | Experienced I have done this many times and am confident to help others less experienced. I am happy doing this day |
Competent I am competent doing this in daylight, or if there is someone more experienced with me |
Basic I have only done this a few times, but I am willing to learn |
None I have not done this before |
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Steer a compass course | ||||
Keep lookout/watch-keeping | ||||
Trimming sails – mainsail and foresail/jib | ||||
Reefing | ||||
Working the foredeck – setting sails including spinnakers and cruising chutes | ||||
Navigating with GPS and paper charts at sea | ||||
Anchoring and handling anchors | ||||
Cooking at sea | ||||
Using dinghies with outboard motors | ||||
Heaving-to and other heavy weather tactics |
Other nautical or cruising skills |
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Using VHF radio | |
Diesel engine maintenance | |
Repairing or making sails | |
Using radar |
Other nautical or relevant qualifications |
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Qualification | Awarding | Level | Year |
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CPR | EMS Safety | 2020 | |
First Aid | EMS Safety | 2020 | |
Sea Survival Course | RYA | Basic Sea Survival | 2019 |
Competent Crew | RYA | Competent Crew | 2019 |
Basic Keelboat instructor | US Sailing | Basic Keelboat instructor | 2006 |
International Safety at Sea Seminar attendee | US Sailing | 2005 | |
Skipper D | CS | US Naval Sailing Association | 0 |
Voyage History |
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Date | Boat | From/To | Miles | Role | # Crew | Rally |
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2019 | Clipper 68 | Gosport, UK/La Rochelle, France etc. | 1250 | Crew | 18 | Clipper Race training, English Channel, June-August |
2018 | Tartan 33 | Gloucester, MA/Alexandria, Virginia | 800 | Watch-leader | 4 | Repositioning yacht |
2006 | Navy 44 | Annapolis/Annapolis | 300 | Captain | 10 | US Naval Academy offshore training |
2006 | Hallberg Rassy 53 | Antiqua/Newport Rhode Island via Bermuda | 2000 | Watch-leader | 6 | Repositioning yacht |
2005 | Navy 44 | Annapolis/Newport Rhode Island & return | 700 | Captain | 10 | US Naval Academy offshore training |
2004 | Navy 44 | Annapolis/Freeport Long Island and return | 500 | Watch-leader | 10 | US Naval Academy offshore training |
January 0 | / | 0 | 0 |