David Donin

Thanks John. Do you have a post as well? I have the same set up as you. The bridle.makes sense as we use that on a lot of boats. The q was the sheeting point on the main boom seems so far back l.e Not in line any where near where I could get the bridle to. They are on adjustable fittings but will only go so far as the main boom gets thicker so looks like they were never intended to be there. Will take photos tomorrow. Thank you though knowing some one has one. I may be picking your brains. Sorry in advance

Thank you both deck blocks ordered. This cheap boat is no longer very cheap!!!! Re the sheeting i assume apart from the swing rig you want to get the boom and the take off from the hull as close as poss so you are pulling laterally and not down. It seems on all of the rigs the boom band is so far aft of the deck point and so much higher it is completely in efficient. I have worked out with the swing and the gizmo you need the last bit to be down to make the gizmo work. Will scratch head again when all the bits turn up.

I am trying to get this old lady on the water for the nationals. Am I missing a bit with the swing rig when it goes in to the boat as it seems to have far too much play. The other issue I have to work out is the sheeting. It looks like the rigs were used for a 10r as well any one who has a paradox any help / photos would be appreciated.

I am about to start putting together a Paradox and it only has the space for a standard winch ( not a Red Ant or RMG ) other than the PJ36 what other options are out there?

Took the boat out a few weeks ago with the D rig. Excellent fun. F6 in the solent at the time so less than that at the lake at Gosport. Still tacked avenue when being blown on is side. It was 20 mins of smiles 😃