Aquarius Sail Owners

I did see that SC15. Would be nice if I had the time and place to keep it but I have my hands full.

Keep me in mind if you come back.

Kevin

No, that was not mine. I only found out about that one last year, I thought mine was the only one left on the island. I guess the owner was on the mainland and had a friend come down and clean it up a little and take it sailing. I had never seen it prior to that but I guess it had been moored for ye...

Eric, I am converting mine to solid beams and will eventually post pics of the process. I see you're in CA. I bought 4"x 1/8"x 12' aluminum beams in LA at Industrial Metal Supply for $73/ piece. I then had them anodized at: Sta-Brite Anodizing 1237 E Florence Ave Los Angeles, CA 90001 (323...

Thanks. I like the button idea. Any idea where to purchase them?

Looks like the Chesapeake.

I notice you have solid beams. Can you take a picture of how your trampoline attaches to the beams? Looks like you have a self-tacking jib too. How did you rig your jib sheet?

I am converting mine over.

Kevin

Damn, that sounds like a bast. I would join you but I am going on a cruise at that time. Let us know how that goes!

How did you know she was young?

Think she was Tom's wife. She is very nice. He just needs to take her to Hawaii......... with a RC30.

Be my guest. Just take a pic and put it up when you are done.

Who do you fly for?

How's the progress?

Thanks for the nice comments Eric. Hawaii is a great place to sail. As Matt said, as far as I know this is the original mast rotating system. You can adjust the line to allow more or less rotation. I was just visiting Tom Haberman yesterday buying new ARC22 parts to modernize my entire rig. I am ins...

More pics.

Thought I would share some photo's from a sailing/camping trip we did from Oahu over to the island of Molokai last Memorial weekend. It should have taken about 4 to 5 hours to go the 30 miles from Waimanalo Beach to Molokai. It ended up taking 20. I sailed the boat down to Waimanalo on Saturday and ...

Mark,

I posted a couple of pictures of rudder rigging under the post "Rudder Rigging". I think you will get the idea of how to correctly rig the rudders from that post.

Kevin

Hey George, I am not entirely sure I understand what you want to do, but I think I do. If the fallen nuts are on the bottom gudgeon I would not do what you pan to do. One hit on a hard object and the gudgeon is liable to pop off. On the other hand if it is on the top, I think there would be a higher...