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RULE OF THUMB" When setting the main sail, set it so when it is in, it should have the boom at the very edge of the back of the boat. This lets the wind slide off the back of the boat. The jib (front sail) should be set to be at the side of the boat with the same angle as the main sail.(This sails wind creates high pressure on the front of the main sail and draws the boat forward) As soon as you fall off from the wind easy the sails out. When going directly down wind the sails will automatically go to one sail on each side called "WING ON WING" You can then adjust the sails farther in or out depending on how the boat preforms. ENJOY MY FRIENDS!
The jib sheet is completely messed up. It needs to feed from a deck eye that is centered up to the jib club. That centered deck eye was skipped here, attaching the jib to one side of the deck. It will only sail on one tack.
The boom appears 180 degrees out. The vang is usually on the bottom, that would make the boom even with the mailsail bottom. I'm going to mod mine to work correctly.
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Hello, good night Bill... Excellent video, a spectacular boat... Congratulations !!! Thanks for sharing !!! Best regards ... We are going to the next flight? ... I, after the video of the accident with the 757-3, I published a more serene and pleasant beach, in Portugal ... you are welcome ...
looks like a rather easy sailboat to control. No wind can really frustrate you. I looked at the ones with a motor just in case. I live in an area where the wind blows all the time.
Aircraft radio....? So weird Anyway I'm assuming that any standard stick config surface radio is sufficient for a sailboat or are dual 4 way sticks needed for rudder/sail operation?
@@BillMRC Thanks for reply well I just changed receiver to a old spektrum one AR600 so can use RM TX 16s works and feels better, also yes loop lines to winch do seem taught is that adjustable from the drum in anyway I haven't tried yet don't know much about winches tbh...
@@BillMRC not the servo loop it is a loop the sails are attached to the loop as the loop goes back and forth the sails are let out and drawn in respectively I also always have some slack in those so its not that but like I say the winch loop may stretch over time and resolve issue I hope.... Also just extensively tested the winch and after setting in a position for 3-4seconds it stops jitter where it is as if its settled down which encourages me a little that its not going to drain batteries or burn itself out I hope lol
@@BillMRC Thank you very much, this is information that helps me a lot, I am French so it is possible that you already said it in the video, I speak poor English and thank you again 1000 times for the answer 🤩
Hi Daniel, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated 😀 I think technically the ropes attached to the bottom of a front sail without a boom are called sheets ???
Hi! Great video, thank you so much for the information, one question i have is does it have a low battery indicator? What do you do when it runs out of battery in the lake? Thanks!
Hi, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) This does not have a low battery indicator that I am aware of, so best to check batteries beforehand.
Hi, thank you for watching & asking. Due to the number of questions & enquiries I get now, I only respond to subscribers. It is only fair for my time and costs you nothing to subscribe. Sorry, hope you understand. Regards, Bill.
She's a beauty! Can't wait for mine to arrive. Thanks!
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RULE OF THUMB" When setting the main sail, set it so when it is in, it should have the boom at the very edge of the back of the boat. This lets the wind slide off the back of the boat. The jib (front sail) should be set to be at the side of the boat with the same angle as the main sail.(This sails wind creates high pressure on the front of the main sail and draws the boat forward) As soon as you fall off from the wind easy the sails out. When going directly down wind the sails will automatically go to one sail on each side called "WING ON WING" You can then adjust the sails farther in or out depending on how the boat preforms. ENJOY MY FRIENDS!
Me as a 17 year sailor I can confirm sailing upwind with the boom on the corner of the stern is correct
Nice Video, Sir! I will order one soon, it's a childhood dream 😉
The jib sheet is completely messed up. It needs to feed from a deck eye that is centered up to the jib club. That centered deck eye was skipped here, attaching the jib to one side of the deck. It will only sail on one tack.
Very cool I want one so when I'm just hanging around my slip I still can go out lol with the little boat
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Great review Bill. Nice sailboat. running smooth and returned back without much wind...
Hi James, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated buddy :-) Yes, it sailed well with this mild & erratic wind :-)
Wooooww what a fantastic Yacht, looks absolut great.......thumbs up Bill👍👍
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Once again, nice review on this on Bill 👍 You do great work on all of your reviews 😁
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very smooth sailing
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Can you derigg it so i can store it in a small room
nice review just got one and have had it sailing several times quite impressed
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The boom appears 180 degrees out. The vang is usually on the bottom, that would make the boom even with the mailsail bottom. I'm going to mod mine to work correctly.
Thanks! How long is the keel? I'm looking at getting this one but our local pond is fairly shallow.
Hi Kyle, the keel is 34cm long.
@@BillMRC Perfect. Thank you! Great channel.
That looks awesome... might order one
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Hello, good night Bill... Excellent video, a spectacular boat... Congratulations !!! Thanks for sharing !!! Best regards ... We are going to the next flight? ... I, after the video of the accident with the 757-3, I published a more serene and pleasant beach, in Portugal ... you are welcome ...
Really, really nice boat, Bill! 😃
I loved it! 😃
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looks like a rather easy sailboat to control. No wind can really frustrate you. I looked at the ones with a motor just in case. I live in an area where the wind blows all the time.
Hi, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) The wind factor is the skill, challenge & fun of a sailboat :-)
I hope Philipe joined the hobby!
Aircraft radio....? So weird
Anyway I'm assuming that any standard stick config surface radio is sufficient for a sailboat or are dual 4 way sticks needed for rudder/sail operation?
Hi, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) You could configure any standard radio controller.
Does anyone know if this is okay to use in the ocean? A calm channel, barely any waves.
Hi Cori, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) This is fine to use in the ocean too.
Hi ya!! My sail winch jitters why? is it faulty I dun no tried to bind with RM TX 16s but it wont.. ..
Hi Brian, could be a faulty servo or line too tought.
@@BillMRC Thanks for reply well I just changed receiver to a old spektrum one AR600 so can use RM TX 16s works and feels better, also yes loop lines to winch do seem taught is that adjustable from the drum in anyway I haven't tried yet don't know much about winches tbh...
@@BrianRamseysg01 the lines have adjusters on them.
@@BillMRC not the servo loop it is a loop the sails are attached to the loop as the loop goes back and forth the sails are let out and drawn in respectively I also always have some slack in those so its not that but like I say the winch loop may stretch over time and resolve issue I hope.... Also just extensively tested the winch and after setting in a position for 3-4seconds it stops jitter where it is as if its settled down which encourages me a little that its not going to drain batteries or burn itself out I hope lol
Hi, is the box where you put the batteries and the servo motor directly in the box or do you have to buy them separately?
Hi Jean, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) You only have to supply your own batteries.
@@BillMRC Thank you very much, this is information that helps me a lot, I am French so it is possible that you already said it in the video, I speak poor English and thank you again 1000 times for the answer 🤩
thumbs up for Felipe the natural
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Love RC Sailing..
Umm.. hey mate aren't those "Guide Ropes" called Sheets? 🤔😆👍👍
Hi Daniel, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated 😀 I think technically the ropes attached to the bottom of a front sail without a boom are called sheets ???
really nice boat
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Hi! Great video, thank you so much for the information, one question i have is does it have a low battery indicator? What do you do when it runs out of battery in the lake?
Thanks!
Hi, thank you for watching & commenting, always much appreciated :-) This does not have a low battery indicator that I am aware of, so best to check batteries beforehand.
@@BillMRC i see, thank you!
Hi. Have you any experience with the larger model, the Hurricane?
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@@BillMRC ok. Thanks for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated.
great
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You've sailed before I reckon Bill :)
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Good review Bill , been looking at this for my 1st Sailboat
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Awsome channel 👍👍😇
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how long can you drive with one battery?
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I have just purchased a similar model & 5 hours and counting on quality rechargeable batteries
Great, what is the range on this?
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Love The video:D
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This doesn’t help me at all I can’t get the back sail. And I’m not subscribed so I don’t expect a response
Your vidéos are missing one thing: You're own tune,
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Please en français
Désolé, mais je ne parle pas français, mais même si je le pouvais, cela prendrait trop de temps pour le faire dans différentes langues.
Bill M - RC oui je comprends je suis français
You said "here" 304 times in 19 minutes. That has to be some kind of world record.
first🤗
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