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Topper Daggerboard Build Specification Change – how to fill in the notches
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Topper Daggerboard Build Specification Change
by Rooster Sailing
Due to the change in the manufacturers build specification, you can fill in the notches on your daggerboard, improving the flow of water across your foil. Here Dave Cockerill demonstrates how to do this.
Due to the change in the manufacturers build specification, you can fill in the notches on your daggerboard, improving the flow of water across your foil. Here Dave Cockerill demonstrates how to do this.
Posted 17 May 2017
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