Re: traveler settings

["Matthew C. Schneider" <mschnei (at) choice.net>]

I was going to say the same thing when I read the previous e-mail.
Highlanders are all over the place here in the Midwest (Ohio).  Where do you
sail Tom?  I am in Cincinnati now but grew up sailing Thistles at
Leatherlips north of Columbus.

Matt Schneider
120839
Cincinnati, OH
Brookville Lake 


> From: TRHemail@AOL.COM
> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 23:05:56 EST
> To: tprince@computer.org, accident101@hotmail.com, laser@laser.org
> Subject: Re: traveler settings
> 
> In a message dated 00/11/27 22:48:36, tprince@computer.org writes:
> 
> << I haven't seen a Highlander for 20 years, but they used to have a rod
> 
> traveler.  There may well be people on the list who haven't been around long
> 
> enough to have seen one, but the traveler controls must be entirely
> 
> different from those on a Laser. >>
> 
> There are still active and competitive fleets of Sandy Douglas Highlanders,
> Flying Scots and Thistles here in Ohio.  Most, if not all Highlanders have
> rod travelers.  The best way to use any large dingy/small keelboat trim
> knowledge for a Laser would be to disregard any tendency to compare and start
> a whole new "Laser trim learning curve."
> 
> Tom Hart
> ILCA Member
> 165011
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