Great viewing this - I use my rowing machine and project it on to a wall and plug in some speakers - it is then like being in the boat. Typical solent chop. The film catches the awkward feel when trying adjusting sails - great film! Of course crossing the main channel around the forts takes some seafaring skills.
What do you use as a tiller clutch? There's actually a product called Tiller Clutch, which works great,but I'm wondering about a more cost effective solution
It is actually called the Huntingford Helm Impeder. It uses string and elastic and provides adjustable friction as required. I cannot describe it in a few words, but if you are a DCA member that is where it originated.
The videos are so good and life like because of the camera angle there shot its like being
in the dinghy as usual good stuff
Thank you, I am trying other angles as well.
Great to see you back.
From Melbourne Australia
Thank you.
Have missed your videos welcome back
Thank you, Andrew.
Great viewing this - I use my rowing machine and project it on to a wall and plug in some speakers - it is then like being in the boat. Typical solent chop. The film catches the awkward feel when trying adjusting sails - great film! Of course crossing the main channel around the forts takes some seafaring skills.
What do you use as a tiller clutch? There's actually a product called Tiller Clutch, which works great,but I'm wondering about a more cost effective solution
It is actually called the Huntingford Helm Impeder. It uses string and elastic and provides adjustable friction as required. I cannot describe it in a few words, but if you are a DCA member that is where it originated.