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How to stop an RS Aero

I'm new to Aeros, I don't understand what you mean "half plate normally slightly rudder down", could you please clarify?
Thanks,
Scott


 

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14/01/2026 03:35:00
Napa Scott
Posts: 10
Thanks Gareth, I will try that.

Cheers
Pascal


 

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19/07/2022 09:37:00
Pascal
Posts: 6
Ease kicker, half plate normally slightly rudder down - the boat will sit quite happily. Much the same as coming in to the shore. Watch the boats at open meetings between races. Most just sit cross wind.

 

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18/07/2022 13:14:00
gk.griffiths
Posts: 186
Hi all,

I recently caught a long string of seaweed in my rudder in strong current and choppy waters, and couldn't find an easy way to stop the boat to resolve the issue.

On my previous boats, I would just back the jib and attach the rudder parallel to the jib while letting the mainsheet loose, but obviously this won't work without a jib. Is there any technique to stop the Aero and let it drift while dealing with a technical problem?

Cheers,
Pascal


 

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17/07/2022 22:26:00
Pascal
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