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Confused About
SELF-STEERING?
Vacation Interruptus
WE MANUFACTURE
Per our delightful conversation today, here are some
THE RIGHT WINDVANE FOR YOUR BOAT
pictures taken at Echo Bay, Sucia Island in September 09. It
was a bareboat charter.
See us at the Seattle Boat Show
The devil is always lurking!!
CONCOURSE SPACE 2229
Howard Edson
A WINDVANE FROM SCANMAR IS A 24/7 WORKHORSE AT
Seattle, WA
HALF THE PRICE OF AN INSTALLED UNDER DECK AUTOPILOT.
No impossible-to-fix electronics.
No need to provide amps. No maintenance!
THE MORE IT BLOWS,
THE BETTER IT WORKS.
THE ULTIMATE GREEN SOLUTION!
#1 IN WINDVANES
Rated best windvane in the ARC Gear test.
Uses the most powerful principle, servo-pendulum
Can be converted to emergency rudder
The additional rudder solution.
No lines. Emergency rudder.
Pendulum Trimtab on main rudder.
For big boats with hydraulic steering.
Visit our website WWW.SELFSTEER.COM
Click on (Boats and Photos)
Ah yes, no doubt many Northwest sailors will recognize that
area. I know it well; not from going aground but from scouting it
and check out 5,000 installation photos
out with the dinghy and deciding not to go there. I do have some
pictures of the kids tidepooling just to the right of the picture on a
Since 1977 - Factory Direct
minus tide.
The above picture isn’t the inspiration for our Lowtide logo,
which is on the tideflat at the entrance to the ship canal going to
the locks, but it could be. Manufacturers of Marine Self-Steering
432 South 1st Street • Point Richmond, CA 94804
Tel: 510 215-2010 • Fax: 510 215-5005
Toll Free: 888-WINDVANE (946-3826)
www.selfsteer.com
48° No r t h , Fe b r u a r y 2010 Pa g e 11
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