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  1. #1
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    Default sail, transom, easy to clean, easy to put???

    Sorry for the English - using Google Translator
    Interested in information about the suspension sail mounted on the transom of any boat.
    In the Russian segment of Internet links to Antero Kataynena.
    But the picture with this sail.
    question:
    Advice on how to conduct a keyword search in the "Internet English" for more information on this type of rig.
    Thank you.

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    That's a transom mounted self steering "contraption", one that appears to be overly convoluted as well.

    There are about as many ways to set one of these up, as their are drunks looking for dates in bars.

    Is there something specific you want to know about wind vane yacht steering devices?

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    I would like to see the options for making your own.
    For use on different boats.
    Boats up to 3 meters. Maximum-3, 5
    Limitation - transportation on the roof of the car.

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    Small craft generally don't need wind vain steering systems. These are typically reserved for larger craft.

    It might be best if you just gained some sailing time with an experienced skipper, one that can show you how to rig the boat for self steering. There are many ways to do it and each has good and bad things to consider about them. The most common method for a small craft, is to bring the jib sheet to windward and aft with some snatch blocks, then tie it to the tiller, with a bungee cord opposite, to provide resistance. This is a very simple system and easily adjustable to suit conditions.

    It also might be helpful if you just explained what your are trying to do, on what size, model and year boat.

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