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Duncan Heenan wrote:
If you're going long distance cruising single handed save some money to get a seriously strong wind operated self steering (don't rely on electric ones for that sort of use) - preferably with a separate mini-rudder, and a good high output wind generator and some solar panels too. And don't forget spares & manuals for them. They'll be working all the time in all conditions and will allow you not to, which is essential, because no-one can keep going for ever. Yup, I think a vane is the way to go for crossing oceans short-handed. So it would be good to get a boat that works with one -- some don't, while others will hold a course for ages, all by themselves. Matt O. |
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