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Post by iancymru on Jul 11, 2017 20:22:37 GMT
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Post by vsergio on Jul 13, 2017 20:49:39 GMT
Will try this on my boat. This is awesome, thank you Ian
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Post by iancymru on Jul 13, 2017 22:50:00 GMT
Something to have a play with, you never know. Have fun.
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Post by hoppy on Jul 14, 2017 6:18:44 GMT
I have a self tacker on my boat, it's called a crew. A whole new experience for me  With this idea you perhaps need to play with the roller furling to figure out the right amount of sail it works with. If you run both ends of the sheets to the winches you can trim from both sides. The biggest problem for me to try this out could be the lack of places to connect the block/sheet end to. Our boats don't tend to have stanchion bases like this.  |
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Post by iancymru on Jul 15, 2017 23:01:30 GMT
Yet to have a play. Don't fancy putting any weight on the stanchions. Was thinking of using the genoa car on track set for'd of the mast to connect the sheet end to or even better still use your MK 2 suggestion by using my original sheet (one piece) which means I just need the floating block on the genoa and have a German self tacker. Wont sack the crew just yet, let them rig it up first .........
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