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Topic: Revo Test Sail  (Read 2810 times)

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Pat R.

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  • Date Registered: Aug 2006
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Went to Berryessa today to test my wife's Revo in sail mode, pretty windy and rough so I stayed out of the main part of the lake. well it is not an AI but I don't think the Revo gets the credit it deserves pretty fun. The Hobie Sidekick worked better then I had expected I thought they might be to small not so, the new Hobie furling system works but needs some fine tuning. I like the cut of the sail it does not knock your hat off like my AI does  :smt003. So all in all pretty happy with the rigging.

PatR   


Fish 'n Brew

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I have the same set-up for my Revo and totally agree. I need to do some fine tuning with the furler but it's a fun ride.  I have had 3 of the floats leak at a seam but all have been replaced at no charge by Hobie even out of warranty.


lucky13

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I'm looking to do the same to my Revo as soon as I get the sail from AlsHobie. I'd be interested to know what turning the furling system needs.

thx,
ernest


skunkasaurus

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Nice to see those AMAs are working out for you, Pat. Looks like fun!


Jedmo

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Glad to hear everything is working out with the Revo Pat.

Jedmo
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Pat R.

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will keep you guys up to date on the fine tuning of the furling system.

PatR


Salty.

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The Revo hull is actually a little more stable than the Addy hull. I've tried sailing both without amas but only got my Sidekick amas after I sold the Revo. Your wife should feel very safe as the Revo with the Sidekicks has got to feel rock solid. I sure wish I can someday get my wife to try sailing with the amas.


otobepelagic

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Aw com'on Pat, be adventurer, try sailing the Revo without the ammas or fruler. Here is some footage of my first sailing on my revo....OUT OF CONTROL but a kick in the pants.

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=36934.msg396370#msg396370
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Pat R.

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Nice….. you definitely have more guts then I, there where times when I got hit by big gusts of wind and the Ams would almost be surged all I could do was laugh out loud what fun :smt044

PatR 


 

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