Wayne Lundberg
May 13, 2003, 04:01 AM
Greeting sailing enthusiasts! When the lake is dry, or there is no place to
sail your boat, consider shifting to a land sailing craft or ice boat.
Unless your rigging is so complex to make the change impossible, it might be
to your advantage to getting the basic stuff to make a land yacht?
My son's Windjammer uses two-channel Hitc radios and servos that are
identical to those used by water sailors - rudder and winch for sheet
control.
It's just an idea. Take a look at some pictures and see if it makes sense to
you. www.modelsailcars.com
Wayne in Sunny Chula Vista
We sail almost every Sunday at Cardiff by the Sea, just a click south of
Solana Beach in the state parking lot (free).
sail your boat, consider shifting to a land sailing craft or ice boat.
Unless your rigging is so complex to make the change impossible, it might be
to your advantage to getting the basic stuff to make a land yacht?
My son's Windjammer uses two-channel Hitc radios and servos that are
identical to those used by water sailors - rudder and winch for sheet
control.
It's just an idea. Take a look at some pictures and see if it makes sense to
you. www.modelsailcars.com
Wayne in Sunny Chula Vista
We sail almost every Sunday at Cardiff by the Sea, just a click south of
Solana Beach in the state parking lot (free).