Boat sail # 7409
Using my iPhone and Chrome browser to access site. Is this OK or do I need a laptop.

Would like to view the album posted by Quarath in Technical help section.

How do I do this?

Thanks
Peter

Hello and welcome Peter!
Searching the tech folder is manual (visual) and you're going to need a bigger screen than your iPhone to do it easily. There is a lot of Prindle information here at thebeachcats.com.
I loved my P 16.
With what do you need help?

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pmsmith1984

Boat sail # 7409
Using my iPhone and Chrome browser to access site. Is this OK or do I need a laptop.

Would like to view the album posted by Quarath in Technical help section.

How do I do this?

Thanks
Peter

You can view the site on a phone or tablet but everything will be easier on a laptop/desktop screen.

The Photo Albums do have a search, so if the album or photos have a title and description you can find what you are looking for.

Search link is in the left column of the photo albums. Here is direct link
https://www.thebeachcats.…2_view=search.SearchScan

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Hi Bob,

I saw an old post on trapeze rigging help. Apparently, a guy called Quarath has posted an album of photos which deals with this subject. Damon (the webmaster) kindly offered me some useful help. So I am now back home using my laptop and now have good internet speeds and I am poking around on the site to try and find these photos. The guy citing the Quarath post (turbohobo July 2009) may not have provided the exact title of the album. I have a Prindle 16 with one trapeze wire on each side of the mast and I think the trampoline has all the grommets, etc to support the rigging requirements. Currently the trapeze wire has a t-handle and beneath the handle is a metal loop to which is tied the upper loop of the dog bone. I would like to convert this set up to use a shock cord capture feature. I also intend to add a hook in ring and some kind of adjustment mechanism for varying the height of the hook in ring.



Edited by pmsmith1984 on Sep 25, 2018 - 11:34 PM.

This is the album that I assume you are looking for.

https://www.thebeachcats.…pictures?g2_itemId=62059



Edited by pknapp66 on Sep 26, 2018 - 06:12 AM.

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