Wróciliśmy do zasięgu, więc i w końcu trzeba nadrabiać filmowe zaległości. Na pierwszy ogień ten epicki filmik. W zasadzie wciąż trudno się po nim otrząsnąć - ale przygoda! Godne pochwały, jak można samodzielnie, dzięki własnej "krwawicy" zapewnić sobie żeglarską adrenalinę. Chylimy czoła i składamy gratulacje!!
Polynesians sail with much less raw power, much simpler, this is too complicated, the management needs to be simplified. Turn hard physical work into pleasure. The idea is cheap and good, use a pipe with a larger diameter, fi 600mm, fill it with pur foam, shape it, a little polyester and the satisfaction is endless. The rudders are fixed with a flap for the hull, I connected both sides with an aluminum tube, fi 30 mm both rudders work and hold the course, the sail is cut in a triangle with the belly and just folds from one bow to the other, no carryover, port and starboard all they work from one place. As a inwalides person who likes to sail, I enjoy chasing the sea.
Thanks for watching! Waka is simple, see this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9vxh-LRsZw.html Pipe fi 0.6 m give you more than 1.6 tons total buoyancy. You will spent fortune for 1.6 m3 of PUR. See my sails and spars construction movies. They are elastic bus still tough. Chiral spars were more complex but are exceptionally strong. Sailing is always pleasure even in rough water conditions :‐) Sail safe and hello from Poland!
