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robpatt
robpatt
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Joined: August 6, 2010 5:32 pm
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do they keep the rig in proper alignment? if so, remove the hobie set, sail with the retrofit and see what happnes... if everything is still good... ...

10 months ago
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tell the maui place you have a sailing resume and will leave a security deposit when you rent the boat..and you'll sign a waiver... they must have oth...

10 months ago
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what he said ^^, or a little stopper knot on the adjuster line, and a loop on the bungee, and then connect those two with a little larks head know aro...

10 months ago
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Bro, practice…. In lighter wind to gain instinct on the boat… then repeat in more wind… repeat… once YOU learn the boat, coach your crew through the s...

3 years ago
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You could totally do that. You could also put a new attachment point at the boom gooseneck and raise the entire boom. The SX mast is about 18 inches...

4 years ago
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Before you buy, find a place to get some lessons and rent boats until you learn more... you will save money, time, and pain (literally and figurativel...

4 years ago
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Dart 18 is light, no boards, in Europe and can take 4 folks... old boat though. Bimare F18HT is light and a beautiful for 1 or 2, but not 4. The H18...

4 years ago
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You don't need to rip the seam... just run a new stitch to make it a bit smaller... REALLY.. unless the thing is flapping in the breeze when snuffed, ...

4 years ago
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Topaz is popular in rental fleets (Europe) for all the reasons you mentioned. That said, you may outgrow a Topaz in a season or two, as it's a bit of...

4 years ago
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Of course there is NO comparison between an H18 downwind and the Nacra 20 you tasted. However....if you dial it all in right (sheets, sails, weight,...

7 years ago
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configure to be optimized on all points of sail.... the beauty of downwind sails and boards you can pull up and down... so I'd guess with a kite up,...

8 years ago
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check the portsmouth tables... off the top of my head you can/may/should take ratings adjustments for: - non-class legal mainsail (regardless if you...

8 years ago
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abt a 3 inch drop...

8 years ago
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Damon, hate to tell you, but my 2000 4Runner w/255K+ miles has an integrated coolant/tranny fuild radiator like the Xterra.... your new T4R (Congrats ...

8 years ago
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Hum... as compared to Slip to Ship, this seems like a more advanced, make sure your boat, your rigging, your skipper and your crew are 100% up to a n ...

8 years ago
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u could use a chicken line..its like a boom preventer for your body.... connect one end to the boat, hook other to your trap harness hook or spreader...

8 years ago
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if the boat is balanced fore/aft on the wheels... there's almost no lifting up or pushing down on the bows, because it's balanced... at that point, it...

8 years ago
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Yeah, I heard the PRO was quite a hoot... hats off to the large volunteer team who makes these events fun and memorable for so many folks...

8 years ago
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- Keep the mast track clean - Keep the bolt rope clean - don't use a halyard that's too big... in fact use the thinnest and smoothest your hands can m...

8 years ago
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Ditto!

8 years ago
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..have 2 larges and need another... I'd recommend a 3XL. couldn't resist. I have a murrays full and it's fine. Also have DaKine kiteboarding short...

8 years ago
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u can take a hobie 14 mast, cut it shorter and use it... w/o comptip, and remount the mast float... no shortage of beater h14s around with bad hulls...

8 years ago
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very nice! Y'all should come to Ocean Springs, lots of beach, cats, cool peeps good sailing and beach runs to burger joints, etc...

8 years ago
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My approach: if hulls are chalky and have mold in the gelcoat.. 1. a good wash, 2. followed by mild mix of simple green and bleach, 3. let it sit a...

8 years ago
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Congrats on the boat and the progress. Not sure what opportunity you have, but the BIGGEST thing I've learned since moving from a few years on a Hobi...

9 years ago
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You nailed it Damon... it's really "Juana's Week"... as the staff and the sailors are busy gearing up! Brought the boat home (from the beach!!) for so...

10 years ago
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KISS man... don't use a "rigid" hinge. drill a hole or something in the end of your pole where the hinge would be. put a line through.... put the po...

10 years ago
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