This was how the conditions looked at the beach on my way home...
I figured I should rest today and take care of some things in the garage.
Knowing the wind is going to get up into the nuking range later this week, I first rigged the stoppers onto the BRM Maliko parawings. I eventually figured out it was best to just place the stopper on the same loop that holds the bridle lines. I got all three parawings completed and function checked.
Next, I made adjustments to the harness/leash belt. I adjusted to locations of the stopper clips and the leash attachment point.
Then I slightly lengthened the harness hook line and placed some heat shrink over the lower part of the line.
I had contemplated placing the hook and slider onto my T9 harness (since I really haven't been winging lately) - but that webbing belt is 1.5" and the slider is a 2"
After that I cooked dinner and set about placing the stickers on No.42. I also placed a few more pieces of deck pad
Starboard side -so when I'm taking off or coming down off foil, I have a little more grip to control the board.
Port side
And lastly, I added some more epoxy to the points on the mast-adapter interface that had shown some corrosion.
I'll try to get an M6 helicoil installation tool in the next day or so - that's pretty much all that's left to do on this repair.
Tomorrow the wind should be better than today - and that theme should continue throughout the week!
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