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6.
Adjust the silicone ring on central spar to pull jib boom tight.
7.
Push down the transmitter sail control stick (left stick) till its lowest position. This will make winch servo pull jib boom cord
and main boom cord tight.
8.
Adjust A silicone ring on main boom’s position to make sure main boom is on the centerline of cross beam when winch servo
pulls main boom cord tight.
9.
adjust the silicone ring at the jib boom position so that the aft end of the jib boom is at a distance of 15 mm to 20 mm from
the mast when the winch servo pulls the jib boom rope taut.
10.
Push the sail control stick to the top position to check whether the mainsail and headsail open freely.
11.
Finally, glue the two PVC hatches to the hull deck. Press the PVC hatch firmly onto the deck.
SAILING THE BINARY
Unlike propeller-driven boats that go where you steer, sailboats present a bit of a challenge. Sailing requires constant attention to
water movement, gusts and changes in wind direction. This then requires changes in rudder and sail to find the best possible
course. There is no substitute for actual experience on the water, and after your first outings, we may recommend reading this
manual again to gain a better understanding of the art of sailing. While you are learning to sail, it is a good idea to pick up as much
sailing terminology as possible. This will make it easier for you to understand some aspects.
