Designed especially for catamarans, the Davis Telo-Cat™ is durable and highly visible. Installs on the headstay bridle in seconds; easily removed for trailering (no tools required). Comes complete with high visibility 8" (20 cm) vane, adjustable tacking arms, and mounting hardware to fit most catamarans. Made of high impact plastic with a stainless steel shaft and tacking arms. The vane rides on a super sensitive Teflon® bearing system for extreme accuracy in light or heavy weather. Can take the abuse of catamaran sailing. Includes complete mounting instructions for the following catamarans: Hobie 14, 16, 18* Supercat 15, 17, 19*, 19X* ,19XL*, 20* Prindle—All models with turnbuckle forestay adjuster NACRA—5.2 Models with asterisks require Adapter #1451
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Designed especially for catamarans, the Davis Telo-Cat™ is durable and highly visible. Installs on the headstay bridle in seconds; easily removed for trailering (no tools required). Comes complete with high visibility 8" (20 cm) vane, adjustable tacking arms, and mounting hardware to fit most catamarans. Made of high impact plastic with a stainless steel shaft and tacking arms. The vane rides on a super sensitive Teflon® bearing system for extreme accuracy in light or heavy weather. Can take the abuse of catamaran sailing. Includes complete mounting instructions for the following catamarans: Hobie 14, 16, 18* Supercat 15, 17, 19*, 19X* ,19XL*, 20* Prindle—All models with turnbuckle forestay adjuster NACRA—5.2 Models with asterisks require Adapter #1451
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“The only ship you can truly steer in this ocean is the one you’re sailing. Quit trying to alter the winds; harness them.”
“Whenever I find myself growing grim […] I quietly take to the ship. Almost all men in their degree, some time or other, cherish very nearly the same feelings towards the ocean with me.”
“The fishermen know that the sea is dangerous and the storm terrible, but they have never found these dangers sufficient reason for remaining ashore.”
