How much peanut butter can I fit in my dinghy?

Originally posted by Ian29937 Originally posted by G.R.F. OK, point taken, pump is binned, so why do they persist in building it in the RS700? No don't tell me.. The Class wont permit it's exclusion, better they all soldier on with a crap system rather than simply adopt the MPS/RS100 style system. ER there will be no V-Twin class association. Because with a little bimbling up front, it works reliably and allows you to steer whilst hoisting & dropping the kite.   Ian Nolan   An RS700 sailor

The Canoe people, who do have a choice, use just about exclusively the pump system because they find it works better. If it doesn't work so well if poorly maintained then the remedy would seem to be obvious.

OK, point taken, pump is binned, so why do they persist in building it in the RS700?

It will swing and retract, like the Alto.

I'd never seen it before and think it looks easy to use and was fascinated by it, so given the criterior of this craft, which is to prove it is possible to design and make something both fast and easy< I thought why not, it wouldn't be difficult to revert back to a normal MPS style system, which effectively the 800 system is, so it'll have both options.