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Home Forums Forum More series 1 advice sought

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      getmwaqar
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      I’d like to find out how series 1 boats were rigged and wondered if there are any photos.

      If possible I’d like to keep mine close to the original system and am wondering such simple things as: where was the rudder rope attached: how are job sheets  brought inboard for  solo sailing : how was the main sheet attached to the boom so that it doesn’t tangle with the rudder (although a kicker may fix this);  what options were used for reefing and probably more .  These seem rather basic and I suspect that somewhere online there are places where photos exist so a poiter to them would suffice and keep me quiet!
      Thanks

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