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Hello friends, this is IR wind now. I’m going to cut the shline, which is going to be 90 centimeters up here, but as I let it out, now, the beam is 140 centimeters again, it came up a bit higher here but here is 90 centimeters.
I put the spirt l in here to see that the boat is even. This is just to simplify it; they’re going to make a straight line usually, I do a parabolic one with the shine on the deck, but now I skip that. H do again, I know it’s good.
I cleaned up a little bit but now, to cut, I let it out again so now I’m going to get it back to 122 centimeters beam and then I’m going to see what’s going to be done. So now we see the weight just of the hole glass fiber on the outside but not on the inside of it; it’s 40 kilos.
So now we do the boo so here’s the Boo and it is 42 kilos and then, the spirit l, 40 kilos. So while the distance from the clamp to the B is not the same as in op otherwise, it will be the same, so adding that together is 0.
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