Looks like a nice day for a Sail Graham, a good breeze, with the capable Aries skippering and Spandau Ballet playing in the back ground.. Can't get much better than that.
Is there any chance you could do a video explaining how you set up your control lines on the Aries and how they connect to the helm? I recently purchased one and will be mounting it soon.
It's pretty straight forward really. If you are using wheel steering and the clutch, the lines run parallel, one goes to the top of the drum and the other to the bottom. You will need some way to tension one of the lines. I use a dinghy boom vang. If you have tiller steering then the lines have to "cross over". The other videos of the Currawong sailing show that. Join the Aries page on Facebook if you have not already.
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Looks like a nice day for a Sail Graham, a good breeze, with the capable Aries skippering and Spandau Ballet playing in the back ground..
Can't get much better than that.
looking good Graham like the name on the wind vane
Thanks Chris, I kept the decals because it's my Seabreeze forum name!
Is there any chance you could do a video explaining how you set up your control lines on the Aries and how they connect to the helm? I recently purchased one and will be mounting it soon.
It's pretty straight forward really. If you are using wheel steering and the clutch, the lines run parallel, one goes to the top of the drum and the other to the bottom. You will need some way to tension one of the lines. I use a dinghy boom vang. If you have tiller steering then the lines have to "cross over". The other videos of the Currawong sailing show that. Join the Aries page on Facebook if you have not already.