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texastuma
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Joined: November 22, 2012 1:10 am
Last seen: February 19, 2025 5:50 pm
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rungi wrote: Not sure your point. The boat has been both repaired and modified. Are you trying to suggest that old boats are broken and having somethi...

3 years ago
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We have jumped to double digit entries with 7 months to go!!! Sponsors are continuing to gain interest and commit. Regatta Info:/a> Registration: ...

3 years ago
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One thing I focused on when racing with my Blind Sailing teams is learning how to stop the boat and hold it where you want it. This can help in starts...

3 years ago
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johnoau wrote: 2nd time out on Sunday, 15-20knts, glides through/above the water, sits a lot higher on the water than the H16's. 2nd capsize, a) at l...

3 years ago
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remedy wrote: Hi everyone, I'm looking at getting into beach cat sailing and after searching for a couple of months, I need some advice... I live i...

3 years ago
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We have a guy local that has a FX One and I believe he is a little older than 55. It seems like a great boat. He is typically very competitive. I woul...

3 years ago
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My older Tornado mast has foam at the top. The idea was for when they capsize because the masts aren't sealed, they have an internal jib halyard. Unfo...

3 years ago
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- Don't hit anybody. - Don't hit anything - Have a watch - Start on time - Don't start above a pincher - Realize early if you want to go left or right...

3 years ago
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I had a chance to sail a buddy's SC19 once. I really hated the wire "traveler" set-up. Adding a Harken track is easy; look how the older Nacra 5.8s ar...

3 years ago
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rungi wrote: I sometimes have a problem with the forestay and jib halyard wrapping around each other when raising the mast. Any suggestions on how to ...

3 years ago
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charlescarlis wrote: I'm really interested in sail design and construction. I've got the sailrite books/pamphlets and a couple of books like the "Sai...

4 years ago
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One thing to consider is carrying an anchor. When it blow over 25 and I'm solo, I will carry one to CYA. I've only capsized Franken once when it was b...

4 years ago
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rungi wrote: Where is the bests place to attach a winch to pull a catamaran? I was using dolphin striker rod. Is this strong enough? It is used to ri...

4 years ago
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I have a block and tackle I use to pull the boat up on the trailer, since I mostly singlehand. I have a line with a snapshackle that I wrap around the...

4 years ago
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jgregs wrote: SUCCESS!!!! After multiple sessions just trying to get that panel off success is mine! I was able to get it off and inspect the hull. GO...

4 years ago
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Nacra uses the small car on both, traveler and outhaul. You can use their loader car (I may have one in storage), or you can use a small piece of simi...

4 years ago
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ne-sail2 wrote: I got a Nacra 500 a few months ago and love it, but I am hoping to cut down the amount of time I have to spend rigging it. There are n...

4 years ago
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waiex191 wrote: That being said, turn some of your energy into rebuilding that SC17 of yours. This project is on the docket for this winter... I promi...

4 years ago
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revintage wrote: The 5.5 and 5.7 has the same mast except for the lowbudget externat halyard and halyard lock of the 5.7. I suggest you upgrade with t...

4 years ago
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With 8 months to go, we are almost at double digit entries... Registration is open where you do not have to pay immediately. We would appreciate if y...

4 years ago
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Andinista wrote: I thought to share a couple ideas: I did this repair a few years ago, thinking it might save the weekend or perhaps the season. It's...

4 years ago
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If you go for a tension gauge, make sure you are buying the correct one for the wire size you have. Typically diamond wires are 5/32". The PT-2 Loos g...

4 years ago
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MN3 wrote: once you get it off, take the lid and clean it in a container (so it is submerged) use air if possible to spray out the tracks (on the boat...

4 years ago
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raisehull wrote: What the hell is that white stuff? Looks dangerous.....

4 years ago
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bill40421SE wrote: While cleaning out my sailing file cabinet, I found an old Prindle brochure circulation April 1995. This is still in the original m...

4 years ago
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sidecar wrote: I need to remove the old foam rubber anti-slip pad from my catamaran. Not having much luck peeling away long sheets of it at a time. ...

4 years ago
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It can be a good boat, depending on your weight. But, this also depends on how competitive you want to be. I'm sure you and your wife could have fun.

4 years ago
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rungi wrote: Today sucked main halyard broke just after unloading and rigging the boat on a beutiful day. The sail was all almost to the top and I pu...

4 years ago
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