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2.    COMMISSIONING

2.1 Preparation

Your RS Cat 14 comes complete with all the components necessary to take the boat 
sailing.  In order to commission it, you will need the following tools:

•   Pliers or a shackle key

•   Small Pozidrive screwdriver
•   17mm Spanner

•   PVC electrician’s tape
•   Sharp knife or scissors

 Whilst your RS Cat 14 has been carefully prepared, it is important that new owners 
should check that shackles and knots are tight. This is especially important when 
the boat is new, as travelling can loosen seemingly tight fittings and knots. It is also 
important to check such items prior to sailing regularly. Also regularly check the beam 

bolts are tight.

  

The Cat14 shares its Rope Pack with the CAT16 and may be labelled as such. 
The lengths cater for all sailing circumstances i.e single handed sailing on the 
trapeze to fully crewed sitting on the boat. If you find the lines excessively long 
please trim them to your requirements. We recommend using the boat a few 
times and then make any adjustment.

DO NOT use a knife or other sharp object to cut through packaging containing
parts - you may damage the contents!

2.2 Unpacking

Having unpacked your RS Cat 14, you should check that you have all of the items 
listed on the contents pages before throwing away any of the packing, as there may 
be some small items still wrapped. 

Содержание RSCAT 14

Страница 1: ...Rigging Manual V2 PLEASE FOLLOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER...

Страница 2: ...Components For Cat 14 XL 6 4 1 Assembly Hulls 7 19 4 2 Assembly Mast 20 24 4 3 Assembly Sails 25 33 4 4 Assembly Spinnaker 34 41 4 5 Assembly Foils 42 43 5 Sailing Hints 44 48 6 Maintenance 49 50 7 Wa...

Страница 3: ...ase ensure that you have adequate experience before assuming command of the craft If you are unsure RS your RS dealer or your national sailing federation for example the Royal Yachting Association wil...

Страница 4: ...o check such items prior to sailing regularly Also regularly check the beam bolts are tight The Cat14 shares its Rope Pack with the CAT16 and may be labelled as such The lengths cater for all sailing...

Страница 5: ...nylon washers x 8 Shroud covers x 2 Tramp set x 1 Side tramp ties x 2 6mm x 1860mm batten x 1 6mm x 1500mm batten x 1 8mm x 1330mm batten x 2 Cleat x 2 Shrouds x 2 Forestay x 1 Righting line x1 Top r...

Страница 6: ...1 Toestrap ties x2 Forestay line x 1 Downhaul line x 1 Downhaul blocks x 2 Rear tramp ties x 2 Mainsheet blocks x 2 Mainsheet x 1 Com bar x 1 Tiller extension x 1 Foil set x 1 Mainsail x 1 3 1 Compone...

Страница 7: ...alyard x 1 Jib sheets x 1 Trapeze wires x 2 Trapeze elastic x 2 3 1 Components List Large 8mm bobble x 2 jib tack jib clew Low friction ring x 1 D12 3mm x 30cm x 2 jib tack jib clew Large spring x1 ma...

Страница 8: ...nt chute tie long x 1 Front chute tie medium x 2 Front chute tie short x 2 Spinnaker pole stays x 2 Small rope bobble x 8 6 x spin halyard mouth 1 x spin downhaul 1 x tack line Rear halyard takeaway e...

Страница 9: ...7 4 1 Assembly Guide Hulls PLEASE FOLLOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER...

Страница 10: ...Use 17mm spanner Add bolt into outboard hole with two nylon washers and one metal washer Add bolt into outboard hole with one metal and one nylon washer 1 3 DON T TIGHTEN BOLTS UNTIL ALL BEAMS ARE CON...

Страница 11: ...pockets on both sides The best way to do this is to tape the end of the rope to the end of the batten and poke through DON T TIGHTEN BOLTS UNTIL ALL BEAMS ARE CONNECTED MAKE SURE JIB EYELETS ARE FACI...

Страница 12: ...p Insert the 6mm x 1500mm batten through the end of the beam into the track making sure it goes inside the slot on the tramp You may need to use one of the 8mm battens to push it through MAKE SURE THE...

Страница 13: ...en inserted into the track on the front beam h i j MAKE SURE THE TRAMP IS THE RIGHT WAY UP IE THE VELCRO ON THE REAR EDGE IS DOWN MAKE SURE THE BATTEN GOES THROUGH THE ENTIRE POCKET MAKE SURE TRAMP IS...

Страница 14: ...then back under beam Pass rope through cringle Pass rope through cleat base making sure cleat is tight to cringle Pass rope over beam and through eyelet then back under beam Pass rope through cringle...

Страница 15: ...ties Start from cleat A Through cringle 1 Around 2 Around 1 Around 2 Around 3 12 Through cleat C MAKE SURE BOTH TAILS ARE EQUAL middle of beam end of beam 1 15 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 A C B 1 5...

Страница 16: ...nd 2 Around 1 Around 2 Around 3 12 Through cleat B MAKE SURE BOTH TAILS ARE EQUAL Tie knot 2 in each of the four tails Use a screwdriver or rig tensioner to pull very tight equally D C B middle of bea...

Страница 17: ...p with knot 2 Stow the other end in the pocket under the tramp Pass the traveller line through the cleat on the traveller car and through the eyelet on the beam Tie a knot 3 knot in the tail so that t...

Страница 18: ...the hole in the front beam endcap Tie knot 3 in the end Repeat on the other side of the boat Replace the endcaps and screws Tie knot 2 in one end of the trapeze elastic This will be for the crew s tra...

Страница 19: ...rroring the process from the other side of the boat Feed the end down through the eyelet on the aft face of the beam and down under the tramp Pass the elastic back to the transom and through the cring...

Страница 20: ...bly Hulls cc Attach the two wires from the tack ring S and club or the two longest wires from the tack bar XL onto the striker bar shackles Club and S XL bow hole Attach the striker bar making sure it...

Страница 21: ...dd the spinnaker cleat using the screws provided You will need to rotate the top of the cleat to access the holes in the base If fitted remove any screws that may restrict 360 rotation Add toestrap ti...

Страница 22: ...20 4 2 Assembly Guide Mast PLEASE FOLLOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER...

Страница 23: ...nly Shroud Shroud Forestay TIGHTEN WITH PLIERS Connect rig pack XL SPEC ONLY Tie the spinnaker halyard strop It passes through the shackle on the spinnaker halyard block Add the swivel block to the ha...

Страница 24: ...split rings to prevent them from catching on sails d Connect shroud verniers to eye bolt Tighten with pliers Connect the shrouds to the middle hole of the verniers g Connect trapeze wires to elastic...

Страница 25: ...ch it using the 6 rivets provided Attaching the Masthead Float The fixed masthead float must be fitted before stepping the mast in the boat Attach the bracket to the masthead float using the four bolt...

Страница 26: ...2 Assembly Mast j k One person should lead a trapeze line forward of the bow and pull to maximise tension while the other person ties the forestay Use forestay or trapeze wires to pull mast up DO NOT...

Страница 27: ...25 4 3 Assembly Guide Sails PLEASE FOLLOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER...

Страница 28: ...t 3 in one end of the rope and thread the other end through the bottom downhaul block as shown Pass the tail through the top downhaul block as shown Pass the end back through the bottom downhaul block...

Страница 29: ...he mast and the hook goes through the tack of the sail g Pass the tail back up to the top block and tie onto the becket with knot 1 Tidy the tails of ropes into the velcro pocket Note the blocks are o...

Страница 30: ...top mainsheet block as shown Pass the end back through the top mainsheet block as shown Pass the end back through the top mainsheet block as shown Pass the end back through the bottom mainsheet block...

Страница 31: ...insail p The mainsheet should look like this if you have threaded it correctly Note the blocks are orientated 90 out from each other Tie tail of mainsheet to traveller line The bottom block shackles o...

Страница 32: ...hoist jib by pulling on halyard 4 3 Assembly Sails Locate jib tack line and plastic bobble Loop the tack line twice through the metal ring which forestay is attached to not shown here add the plastic...

Страница 33: ...ring as shown then add the plastic bobble on the end and tie a stopper knot Tie one end of the jib sheet to the becket on top of the port Jib sheet block with knot 2 Take a loop of the clew tie and pa...

Страница 34: ...end of the jib sheet through the port jib sheet block Pass the end of the jib sheet across the tramp then through the starboard jib sheet block y Pass the other end through the low friction ring which...

Страница 35: ...33 cc Tie the end of the jib sheet to the becket on the starboard jib sheet block 4 3 Assembly Sails bb Pass the end of the jib sheet through the low friction ring on the clew of the jib...

Страница 36: ...LOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER Cat 14 XL only Note Rope supplied is sufficient to cater for all sailing circumstances i e single handed sailing on the trapeze to fully crewed sitting on the boat...

Страница 37: ...of equal length There are two cringles towards the port side of the tramp just aft of where the chute ends Pass the two ends of the chute tie down through the forward cringle in the tramp and up throu...

Страница 38: ...fraying when pushing it through the bobble Shackle downhaul block onto the rope loop which you have formed between the two cringles Attach the spinnaker takeaway block with the elastic onto the rear...

Страница 39: ...rt wires from the tack bar through the seam pockets on both sides of the spinnaker chute and attach to pole using the clevis pins and split rings There are four rope hoops and one rope with plastic bo...

Страница 40: ...shown here Repeat on the other side Use rope loop A Pass the loop through the tack bar from the rear Pass the rope through the upper cringle in the side of the spinnaker chute Pass the rope loop over...

Страница 41: ...end Pass the other end of the rope underneath the spinnaker pole Repeat step 11 12 on the other side Attach the two spinnaker pole stays First fit the t terminal into the pole then lash the inboard en...

Страница 42: ...e eye on the top of the striker bar Pass the rope back up and through the loop of knot 2 Remove the slack from the rope and tie off This rope should not be pulled very tight Tie spinnaker retrieval li...

Страница 43: ...innaker System Add spinnaker sheet Tidy slack into pocket Rig spinnaker system as shown u v 4 4 Assembly Spinnaker System Note The tack line will need to be shortened to approximately 1m in length fro...

Страница 44: ...42 PLEASE FOLLOW ASSEMBLY GUIDE IN CORRECT ORDER 4 5 Assembly Guide Foils...

Страница 45: ...43 4 5 Assembly Foils a b Locking gudgeon Push to release...

Страница 46: ...should not be considered as a substitute for an approved course in dinghy sailing In order to build your confidence and familiarise yourself with your new boat we recommend that you choose a fairly qu...

Страница 47: ...you leave the beach will ensure that the bow continues to swing away from the direction that the wind is blowing from As soon the water is deep enough make sure that you lower the rudder blade fully...

Страница 48: ...itting down on the new side with the tiller extension behind your back When you are settled swap the mainsheet and the tiller extension into the new hands If the boat slows right down and feels lifele...

Страница 49: ...oss at the same time as the mainsail comes across As soon as it has been pulled in and filled with wind it should again be immediately eased for maximum efficiency and speed If sailing singlehanded th...

Страница 50: ...nsion in the luff by pulling on the main TOP TIP Make sure that you are in plenty of clear water when reefing HINT The jib is a very effective strong wind sail area because it is low down and maintain...

Страница 51: ...emoved with a light detergent such as washing up liquid Always test cleaning products on a small inconspicuous part of the deck before applying to the whole boat Hull damage falls into three categorie...

Страница 52: ...foil 6 3 Spar Care The mast are aluminium Wash with fresh water as often as possible both inside and out Check all of the riveted fittings on a regular basis for any signs of corrosion or wear 6 4 Sai...

Страница 53: ...ritten approval of RS Sailing will void this warranty 5 Warranty claims for materials or equipment not manufactured by RS Sailing can be made directly to the relevant manufacturer RS Sailing warrants...

Страница 54: ...52 8 Knots a a b c d e b Knot 1 Knot 1 Knot on knot Knot 2 Bowline Knot 4 Knot 2 Knot 5 Knot 3 Knot 6...

Страница 55: ...53 8 Knots a a b b c Knot 3 Figure of eight Knot 4 Overhand knot Knot 6 Cow hitch Knot 5 Double sheet bend...

Страница 56: ...d the main halyard through 3 Tie the main halyard off using a knot on knot 4 Fold the mast head float loosely around the luff of the mainsail 5 Gently feed the mainsail and the mast head float into th...

Страница 57: ...wind on the beam means that the wind is coming from the side Bear away To turn downwind Beat To sail a zig zag course to make progress upwind Beaufort Scale A measure of wind strength from Force 1 to...

Страница 58: ...n a chart at the lowest possible tide Cleat A device to grip ropes and hold them in place some grip automatically while others need the rope tying around them Clew Lower corner of the sail closest to...

Страница 59: ...nd Gennaker Chute Webbing pocket in which the gennaker is stowed when not hoisted Gennaker Pole The sprit that protrudes from the front of the hull to which the tack of the gennaker is attached Gnav B...

Страница 60: ...Hull The hollow lower most part of the boat floating partially submerged and supporting the rest of the boat I Into the Wind To point the bow in the direction that the wind is blowing from causing the...

Страница 61: ...ents of an orange Used with lines of latitude to measure position and distance Lower Furling Unit The fitting at the bottom of the forestay that enables the jib to be furled Luff The front edge of the...

Страница 62: ...change O Off the Wind To sail in the direction that the wind is blowing Outboard Bracket Kit Bracket which enables an outboard engine to be attached to the transom Outboard Engin Small portable engine...

Страница 63: ...de fits and which then attaches to the rudder pintle Run To run with the wind or to sail in the direction that the wind is blowing S Safety Boat Cover Support boats usually RIBs in case of emergency S...

Страница 64: ...which the tack of the gennaker is attached Tender A small vessel usually used to transport crew to a larger vessel Tidal height The depth of water above chart datum Tidal range The difference between...

Страница 65: ...nchor meaning to be in motion Upwind To sail against the direction in which the wind is blowing W Wetsuit Neoprene sailing suit designed to keep you warm when wet Windward The part of the boat closest...

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