Hi everyone. Setting up my new DF800 I realise I don’t know how to rig the continuous line to haul out the wings. Any help / photos very welcome.
Thanks
Setting up swing wings
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saillikeawinner
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F.Matthies
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Hi Jim, I have some pictures to explain it. But I don´t know, how to load up here.
You have to start at the middle of the float to clip it in the eye next the hatch. After that to the block at the mainhull from the side to forward. Then to the block into the cockpit. you arrive in the middle part of the upper blocks, where you have the line for inhaul and outhaul. Go back on the outside. Then to the block in front of the cleat under it and then through the cleat. Then around the block behind the cleat again outside the cockpit.You arrive at the aka. Inside the doubbleblock inside the aka, first the lower, then to the block at the middle end of the aka and again through the upper part of the double block inside. after that through the hole in the middle part of the aka. Fix the end outside with a knot and pull the line inside the cockpit.
Good luck
Frank
You have to start at the middle of the float to clip it in the eye next the hatch. After that to the block at the mainhull from the side to forward. Then to the block into the cockpit. you arrive in the middle part of the upper blocks, where you have the line for inhaul and outhaul. Go back on the outside. Then to the block in front of the cleat under it and then through the cleat. Then around the block behind the cleat again outside the cockpit.You arrive at the aka. Inside the doubbleblock inside the aka, first the lower, then to the block at the middle end of the aka and again through the upper part of the double block inside. after that through the hole in the middle part of the aka. Fix the end outside with a knot and pull the line inside the cockpit.
Good luck
Frank
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saillikeawinner
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Bo
Here are Frank's pictures for the above posting:
Please click on any of the photos to see them enlarged!
1) Clip in the snap shackle in the eye at the ama
2) around the block outside at the centre hull from sideways to forward
3) from underneath into the cockpit
4) arriving at the inner part of the double block
5) going out again through the outer part
6) through the block in front of the clamp
7) through the clamp
8) through the block behind the clamp outside
9) arriving outside at the in front of the aka
10) into the aka through the block
11) around the double block inside the aka under part from forward
12) to backward in direction of travel
13) around the block middle end of the aka
14) around the double roll inside the aka, now the upper part
15) at the end through the opening at the middle part of the aka outside of it to fix it there with a knot
Sorry, can't be done directly only through me.
Bo
Here are Frank's pictures for the above posting:
Please click on any of the photos to see them enlarged!
1) Clip in the snap shackle in the eye at the ama
2) around the block outside at the centre hull from sideways to forward
3) from underneath into the cockpit
4) arriving at the inner part of the double block
5) going out again through the outer part
6) through the block in front of the clamp
7) through the clamp
8) through the block behind the clamp outside
9) arriving outside at the in front of the aka
10) into the aka through the block
11) around the double block inside the aka under part from forward
12) to backward in direction of travel
13) around the block middle end of the aka
14) around the double roll inside the aka, now the upper part
15) at the end through the opening at the middle part of the aka outside of it to fix it there with a knot
