[Public-List] Sheet to wheel and Alado furling

[Richard Mair]

Into The Blue has a cape horn wind vane. I could not say too much about this
unit. Easy to set up. One has only to reef early when the wind starts to
gust. We have even had it steer with just the drifter flying and holding a
decent course for hours. Twice across the Atlantic and up and down the US
east course
Richard 609

On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Peter Amos <p.a.amos at hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Gord ,that is disappointing.I had a windvane on Tait Tait and was not very
> impressed.I spent hours balancing the sails and adjusting  the lines and
> still the boat wandered around.
> The vane and lines were intrusive also.I shall have a try with sheet to
> tiller and sheet to wheel as my cruising now will be limited to just hopping
> over to the Bahamas,no big distance from Florida and it will be a nice
> little experiment on the Bahamian Banks
> Pete ex Tait Tait #478
>
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