One of the forum members suggested this source:

I find we tend to ingest enough fluids when we crash to keep us going. It's a fresh water solution only, of course.

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timscottyoung wrote: Do either of you know the Aluminum Alloy of the wings. Guessing the plate/tab alloy needs to match my wings. Thanks, Tim I'd ...

Also if you are only doing 3/16" rivets, you can use the pneumatic riveter: $50 and you need an air compressor. It has a hard time with 1/4" rive...

Here you go, only $20. I've got one I bought to set 1/4" rivets. It does the common 3/16" stainless rivets we use with ease.Edited by waiex191 on J...

Naptha works well on adhesive residue. I'd check to make sure it does nothing bad to your hulls though.

Definitely not an H16 for your mission.

I've been talking with Tom Haberman. The guy who used to own this was friends/neighbors with Bill Roberts. It appears there are ARC-17 mods done to ...

SC19 wrote: Yeah, that's raked way back and I see the shroud extenders are hanging. Is that a gin pole or spin sprit? No gin pole, so I'm not sure. ...

We stepped the mast for the first time today. My new bridles were not quite right. I think it's possible I didn't explain my rig well enough to Tom ...

mitoa wrote: When the 77 died a spectacular death, would you say it was in decent shape? I have a 16 with some soft spots and I live in fear of this, ...

I keep my boats in a hangar. No critters.

Ok guys, this project is done for the moment. I find that sitting in the hangar with the mast down, I can't get the lines to cleat in. Is that becau...

My kid designed a fixed bullseye and cam cleat mount for me. Here is the first one on his little CNC router that he built. Fit check - looks good. ...

Here is the port swivel cam cleat for the jib sheet: And the starboard side: For those who want to try this at home, the center of the swivel moun...

Chuck, I'm glad you told me about the Omega machine with the 2" inches of space. Hard to jam that sail in, would have sucked on a smaller machine. ...

I liked the human outline idea but I got lazy. Here is my jib:

What catamaran are you shopping for? Maybe instead of a professional tilt trailer fabricate something up that just tilts for the yard.

Both. Unfortunately this is the perfect time to put a window in, but not to sail it. So I may not get it perfect.

My son and I both weigh about 200 lbs, and I feel that is too much for our H16. Looking forward to sailing our Supercat 17.

I marked the backing paper and cut from the backing using an Olfa knife. I agree with Tom, no need to train. It will stick.

I'm pretty sure mine was similar and it stuck really well. Don't use scissors, that leads to disaster. A sharp knife is best. I wrapped my tramp be...

I bought mine direct www.hydroturf.com Awesome stuff!