Tacking and Gybing an RS700: An RS700 coaching aid

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Mark takes you through key moves in Tacking and Gybing his RS700.
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    Tacking 0:04
    Light Wind Tack 1:10
    Hoist 01:41
    Gybe (15-20Kts) 02:53
    Gybe Drop 05:37
    Recovery 06:33
    Gybe (10-15Kts) 07:31
    Gybe (5Kts) 09:13
    The Credits 10:07
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    Hope you enjoy it!
    RS sailing by Mark Pollington
    Music by John 5....
    If you think the RS700 is scary then check out John 5 at www.john-5.com/...

Комментарии • 13

  • @markp769
    @markp769  14 лет назад

    Guillaume,
    The main passes through a ring which is tied to a piece of elastic with a small loop on the end. This is atttached to me via a small bauble on a line atttached to my life jacket.
    The main also has to have an elastic tie off that goes through a ring to keep it tight otherwise you loose it.
    Glad you enjoyed the video!
    Mark

  • @robraver
    @robraver 14 лет назад

    I have just done an adaption of the main sheeting system, works a charm, Just make sure the system can be unclipped/unfastened easily should you need to in case of capsize.
    Love my 700, its the only one of 5 boats that I sail now:)

  • @jamesayre308
    @jamesayre308 8 лет назад

    i have just brought an rs 700 so this vid has really healped me learn about how to tack and gybe

  • @pnut91red
    @pnut91red 7 лет назад

    FANTASTIC MUSIC ... AND SAILING!!

  • @markp769
    @markp769  14 лет назад

    Stefan,
    Thanks for your comments. I'll post some more footage soon.
    I tie the end of my main to an elastic take away that goes through a ring and ties off at the forstay. To stop the main tangling with the tiller it is important to have the ring on a strop (piece of thin rope) tied to the to the rear bar or similar. This means I never have any trouble with a trailing main or getting the main caught over the ends of the bars. I also use another ring to keep the main attached to my harness.

  • @markp769
    @markp769  14 лет назад

    No! It is continuous though & I made the rope a bit on the long side by accident & so I can go in & take the loop out & then adjust it while still stood out on the side. Hence to release before the windward mark I'l bend my knees grab it get back out wait a while till I get near the mark & let it off at the last point.

  • @robraver
    @robraver 13 лет назад

    Thanks for this, just getting to the wiring plus kite part myself...got a few dunkings so far:)
    Mind you this was in some marginally light winds...seems like you need three hands!
    Certainly where the speed is though, being able to point that bit higher with the kite out.
    Love my 700...get really pissed off if I cant get out

  • @ARIAVIALLE
    @ARIAVIALLE 3 года назад

    Thanks much. Excellent.

  • @markp769
    @markp769  14 лет назад

    Just raise yourself to the max & get in front of the mast. You will need to heal the boat to leeward to create time to get round the shroud.

  • @fanatic278
    @fanatic278 14 лет назад

    @markp769
    Hi Mark faaantastic video, i watch it every time before and after i go out - lot to take in, great tips. Cheers for you rhard work putting this together. I can't understand why it doesn't have any more comments!
    Elastic tie off, you mean just in front of the tiller the end of the main sheet is tied to elastic? I'm a bit confused.
    Thanks
    Stefan

  • @jof3s1
    @jof3s1 13 лет назад

    It's good!
    I want play this.

  • @jackeyramone
    @jackeyramone 15 лет назад

    Haha, good stuff dad!

  • @gavalarslade
    @gavalarslade 13 лет назад

    the awkward moment when its not 20knots