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Hello Michael, I suspect Bernd might tell you that if you want the conventional sloop rig you should build the Eco 5.50. The rig and sails are always going to be one of the major costs in building one

Long ago, before rotomolded kayaks, whitewater kayaks of the day were being torn up from abraision against the river rocks. Abraision comparison tests were done between fiberglass, Kevlar and

Bernd: I was wondering if the 520 could use a standard sloop setup like the Eco 6. I realize the mast placement would be different. I would rig it like the Eco 6. Mighty expensive needing two roller

Even when you use an Aluminium sailboat mast section. The standing rigging has to be made as show. Because the load distribution is total different from a normal sloop rig. DO NOT CHANGE THESE Bernd

Thanks, David to show the way how easy it is to build a furler. We had on the Pelican a code 1 with 40 m2. We never used a luff spar. Mike, the ECO 520 plans show how the jib(s) have to be made with

Take a look at this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQd6fyuYp_0 full dscription on builds one very cheap and fast Provenance : Courrier<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> pour

Hello Mike, Regarding your question about building your own roller furler. I made my jib furler for my Eco6 catamaran. This was not a furler with a luff spar, but rather the jib furls around its own

1. I was wondering if I used a aluminum sailboat mast if less standing rigging would be required. If so the placement of said rigging would be helpful. 2. Anyone have any idea how to DIY a roller

Hi Philip The easiest way is to add the photos to a message. Click on the picture symbol? A window opens, and you can drop the photos there direct or select file by name. Then click on ADD. That is

Good solution Cheers Bernd

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Berndt,I am trying to load photos but I cannot find the command to add photos.?RegardsPhilip[ Malan

Hi Bernd , thanks for your support . As we are talking about mast , I have come to solution for the mast lock that can be installed on the deck with stainless steel plate and will positively lock the

Hi, How do I post more photos to my Photoalbum? Regards Philip Malan

Hi Zee You are working hard. I like the detail of the deck mast bearing. Code the rim with a mixture of graphite, fused silica and Epoxy. About 30 % graphite contend. There is no better bearing for a

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Yeah, thanks guys, good advice. You just confirmed my findings. :-) I am using Trojan Fibreglass since I run out of Araldite and more or less happy with the price and quality. They have Q-Cells and

Ciao n Italy there are several epoxy resin manufacturers and I have good prices. According to Bernd's material sheet, I put 10% more resin in it and have the cost estimate made by the customer. Any

G'day Daniel. I too recommend Trojan Fibreglass series 500 resin. I recently used it for a small project and had no problems. A friend finished up using it on his balsa core 45 foot power cat.

Hello Daniel, Try Trojan Fibreglass. Their epoxy 500 series is very good. Cheaper than most others in Australia and better and consistent than all others I have tried? including West. No connection