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5117
If you are interested I know an industrial machine. It is the machine were the last owner of my ship te TRIP withsails15 meters high, were made on. The old...
lizeth schutte
zeiltje2004
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Jul 1, 2004
8:01 pm
5118
Hi, I'm a new member, this is a great site. This is my first post, I've been reading all the old postings for the last few weeks, learning a lot. Thought some...
savell8
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Jul 10, 2004
2:31 am
5119
Hi everyone, I was lucky enough to stumble into this yahoogroups page, and I'm very excited to learn from you all about this facinating subject. Right now, I'm...
zachpettis
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Jul 15, 2004
5:13 pm
5120
Tom MacNaughton has done several beautiful designs with junk rigs. Have a look: http://www.macnaughtongroup.com/ Robert Miller ... [Non-text portions of this...
Robert Miller
robertemille...
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Jul 15, 2004
5:50 pm
5121
Zach: I don't know if anyone is building stock junk-rigged boats these days, but there are a few designers who have married junk rigs to western hulls. You...
Don Taylor
schoonerpilger
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Jul 15, 2004
5:51 pm
5122
Hi Zach, for a traditional wooden junk (Malay type) check out: www.nage-pelangi.de the website has all necessary information. Christoph ... From: zachpettis ...
Christoph Swoboda
chswob
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Jul 16, 2004
1:29 pm
5123
Dear Christoph, That's just what I'm looking for: a traditional wooden junk. Unfortunately, I am unable to get the site to work. Are you sure that the...
Zach Pettis
zachpettis
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Jul 16, 2004
7:58 pm
5124
Hi, I got the url to work when I used http://www.naga-pelangi.de/ It seems that the following / is important. Actually if one does a google search for pelangi...
Gerard Mittelstaedt
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Jul 17, 2004
3:24 am
5125
Anyone on this group have experience with remoting engine controls around awkward corners and/or to multiple stations? I know this isn't exactly ...
De Clarke
de_anander
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Jul 17, 2004
3:39 am
5126
Hi Zach, sorry, the e should be an a, so it goes: www.naga-pelangi.de does it work? Christoph ... From: Zach Pettis To: junkrig@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday,...
Christoph Swoboda
chswob
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Jul 17, 2004
7:30 am
5127
Hi Gerard, thanks for the help. No it is by no means a Lorcha, but a traditional Malay Junk. Lorcha bodies are very much different - see the pictures in the...
Christoph Swoboda
chswob
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Jul 17, 2004
7:30 am
5128
At lot of you will be aware of the Kondo Syokai Gazelle Project in India. One of the things we are trying to do is develop the sport of keelboat racing in the...
John Crabtree
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Jul 17, 2004
8:00 am
5129
Hydraulic or push pull cable are your best bet. Go to Morse controls in the Internet, and you will see all of the options open to you. Al Hackett ... Do you...
sailorman
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Jul 17, 2004
10:08 am
5130
... Al can you explain something very basic for an ignoramus? the travel of the lever is fairly short where the skipper operates it. the travel of the lever...
De Clarke
de_anander
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Jul 17, 2004
4:22 pm
5131
You must see the set up to understand it. It is very simple when you see it, and I could write 5 paragraphs trying to explain. The key to this system is that...
sailorman
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Jul 17, 2004
8:33 pm
5132
... OK, I'll take your word for the general principle. I notice that on the Hynautics kits I keep seeing the words "recommended for boats with inboard engine...
De Clarke
de_anander
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Jul 17, 2004
10:38 pm
5133
I prefer hydraulic systems . They are more reliable and are easy to maintain. The initial cost can be more, but over time is really cheaper. A few years ago, I...
sailorman
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Jul 18, 2004
5:19 am
5134
... easier than cables? wow. that surprises me, I always thought hydraulics were kind of tetchy and tricky to install or keep running. sort of like brake...
De Clarke
de_anander
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Jul 18, 2004
5:40 am
5135
... I understand Wagner to be no more... (http://www.jastram.com/service/wagner-engineering.htm) ... to be running constantly to pressurise the hydraulic...
Kris Boutilier
kb1_kanobe
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Jul 18, 2004
9:13 pm
5136
... darn. ... ah but it is not steering I want... thanks for the explanation of ratios in hydraulic systems. ... that sounds like a useful document! thanks...
De Clarke
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Jul 19, 2004
6:44 am
5137
Hi, I'm a new guy with no boat, but eager to learn more about junk rigs, as I expect to buy something in the range of 29 to 32 feet in the next two years, and...
briancassity
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Jul 20, 2004
8:15 pm
5138
I saw at junkrig2 the pictures of La Chica. Can someone tell me what the masts are made of and how they're lifted into place? How heavy are the masts? Thanks...
briancassity
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Jul 21, 2004
5:11 pm
5139
The feature photo shows the front cover of the newly re-published "Practical Junk Rig" by Blondie Hasler and Jock McLeod. This seminal work on rigging western...
Don Taylor
schoonerpilger
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Jul 21, 2004
5:36 pm
5140
... rigs, as I expect to ... and hope to ... a gaff rig). Brian: Buy a copy of Practical Junk Rig by Hasler and McLeod, and take a look at the "Coin" series of...
Don Taylor
schoonerpilger
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Jul 21, 2004
5:47 pm
5141
... Well, Fred may not like me advertising the fact, but I ordered my copy for only 35 pounds sterling, 42 pounds sterling if you include the shipping to the...
Michael Schmidt
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Jul 21, 2004
6:36 pm
5142
I just checked at Amazon.com (U.S.) and found only past editions (very expensive) of this book, but when I checked at Amazon.com UK, I found the book there. So...
briancassity
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Jul 21, 2004
7:06 pm
5143
There has been no news yet of a US publisher. Tiller Books used to publish it in the US. Don. ... (very expensive) of ... there. So as to ... in the U.S....
Don Taylor
schoonerpilger
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Jul 21, 2004
7:11 pm
5144
... I was told by them that they (Tiller) had no plans of doing a reprint, and they hold the rights to it in the US. Thanks to Amazon.UK I can finally order...
SteveS
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Jul 22, 2004
12:18 am
5145
Hi Brian, La Chica is my boat. The mast are 16 sided steel poles made up for me by PCS a steel street light pole manufacture here in New Zealand (Just about...
Paul J. Thompson
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Jul 22, 2004
2:10 am
5146
Hi Brian There's nothing like posing the ultimate junk rig question on a first posting <g> ! Getting masts up and down easily and safely is (imo) the last...
sae140
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Jul 22, 2004
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