Well its obvious isn't it. Anything posted by a brit from the UK.

cheek tounge!!!



Nanu Nanu

Sunktuary or was it Sanctuary

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Getting back to the KEEL. If you have any board showing under the hull it will effect the way the boat turns under power. As has been said if using WOT the boat is in danger of tipping. I tend to motor at 5 knots with board and rudders down. 9-11 knots with about one or two inch of board down and no...

Most of what you need will be on the UK site, however, should want any specific questions answered by a Brit then drop me a line.

NaNu NaNu

Not a recommendation (but only because I have not bought from him) but try this guy.

http://www.cantrailers.com/trailersailers.htm

Just remember if you find an British source that piece is called a 'trunk' in English-ese.. :wink: LOL!!! It took me several minutes to work this one out and you will have to forgive me but I could not help but laugh when I did. We call the space at the rear of a motor vehicle, where one puts lugga...

Ok Why is it when you call a wrong number, they are always in!!!????

Mork

Thanks again....Kevin isn't it????

Mork aka Leon

I seem to recall that there was a table of lines completed somewhere on the site but I can not find it. Could someone help me please? If there isn't one can we get together to make one?????????????????????????????????????

My Yamaha 50hp gives off just over 8 amps, according to the manual.

Now thats a barrel of laughs

I think she looks fantastic! Great picture. Oh and the gap looks just right. You could make it tighter the closer to the wind you go but it really is not worth the agro as when off the wind you would have to loosen it again. As with all things a happy compromise is called for and yours looks fine. I...

Just a thought. If it is a ballast leak then it follows that if you put it up on the trailer then the water should leak back into ballast tank if the transom valve is open. If the water does go from the bilge then there is your problem. If it does not, though not conclusive, it suggets otherwise. Ha...

What you need is a stak pac. The main comes down into a long bag held up by lazy jacks. Then when you get in all you do is zip it up along the boom. Secondly get a furling jib/genoa. Lastly get furling jib/genoa. Oh one more thing get furling j............................


Mork aka Leon

JOY RAPTURE!!!!!! It's now a different boat, FANTASTIC!!!!!! It was blowing some this wekend F5 F6 wind over tide and a novice crew. But the lovely lady was pointing towards wind on a close(ish) haul at 4.1Knts with stock Jib only. Now that felt brilliant and i'm sure is down to the rig being adjust...