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Hi
I have been given a lark, old but sound and i haven't got a clue how everything goes together. I looked on the technical page but the pictures are very confusing.
Can anyone help me by sending any rigging photos?
I would be very grateful
Thanks,
Ben |
| Author: Ben Julian |
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Me again, helps if i gave you my emaill:
benjuliano@hotmail.com
thanks |
| Author: Ben |
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| What club do you sail at as there maybe be someone in the class near enought to help you |
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Hi,
I'm in a similar situation, having just bought an old lark (type parker 1, I think)- if anyone has any photo's could they send them onto me too please.
Thanks
Jon Wood (JJWood@Qinetiq.com) |
| Author: Jon Wood |
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| Photos of systems on 2347 should be available this week. Email me with specific area of boat required. fixtures@larkclass.org |
| Author: Ruth |
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I have myself justbought an older Lark that is very simply set up. The only control led back is the kicking srap. The cunningham is just a bit of rope. Its been raced like this for a few years by the previous owner on a gravel pit. If your in a club loads of people will be able you achieve a set up that will get you on the water, they don't need to be familiar with lark just 3 sail boast with a symetric kite.
The photos on the set up guide will not help a confused novice get on the water. They are of course an excellent guide to anyone who wishes to get the most out of the rig in a wide range of conditions
please say if photos of my lark wil help |
| Author: John Clinch Lark 1955 |
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