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Access Dinghy Sailing Systems Pty Ltd
2/7 Bungaleen Court
Dandenong South Victoria 3175
Australia
Phone:
61 3 9768 3101
Fax:
61 3 9768 3103
Email:
accessdinghy@msn.com.au
www.accessdinghy.org
520 563 8203
USA Fax:
Important Note:
Whilst Access Dinghies have inherent design features ensuring maximum
stability thereby reducing the chance of capsize, it should be remembered
that these are small sailing dinghies and under certain weather, water and
sailing conditions sensible precautions should be taken :
•
Always reef the sails according to the weather conditions.
•
Always have a manned safety boat in the sailing area.
•
Always cancel sailing activities if inclement weather conditions dictate.
The safety of the sailors should come first under all circumstances.
2.3 Specifications
Length
2.3 metres
Beam
1.25 metres
Draft
0.75 metre
Boat Weight
52 kg
Centreboard Weight
22 kg
Sail Plan
Cat Rig
Sail Area
3.8 sq. m
Mast
4.1 metre
Access Dinghies
OPERATIONS &
SAFETY MANUAL
Access 2.3
Wide & Single Seater
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Summary of Contents for Access Dinghies access 2.3
- Page 1 Mast 4.1 metre Important Note: Whilst Access Dinghies have inherent design features ensuring maximum stability thereby reducing the chance of capsize, it should be remembered that these are small sailing dinghies and under certain weather, water and sailing conditions sensible precautions should be taken : •...
- Page 2 • When Access Dinghies are sailed a safety boat should be on the water at all times, with at least two crew on board. Generally a safety boat should...
- Page 3 There needs to be a set of rules which we must follow to continue our excellent safety record and prevent any accidents. The stability of Access 2.3 and 303 Dinghies is reliant upon the following factors.
- Page 4 Maximum Weight for Access 2.3 • REEFING : shortening sail area Max weight for Access 2.3 Single Seater = 100Kg/220 Lbs 1. Pull on the port reefing line to reduce sail area The stability of an access dinghy relies on the body weight of a sailor be- 2.