Westerman is a 46´Gaff Cutter, performed by a Windpilot Pacific fitted with MF5 bracket around the heavy barn door transom hunged main rudder. Tom Cunliffe UK, journalism, books, film wrote this message:
Hi Peter, Hope this finds you well. Please see the attached which will soon be appearing in Yachting Monthly. I didn’t have enough space to say how well the gear works with wind alone, but this has interested so many people that YM decided to run it. I love using it this way.
As ever
Tom read more and learn about Tom

Wharram 36 Catamaran, DIY built by previous owner performed by the Windpilot Pacific fitted at the aft beam. They wrote this message: “ Wir sind einer der wenigen kats (www.sleipnir2.at) die mit windfahne – vor allem überwiegend – fahren. nachteil ist der ungeschützte bereich zwischen den rümpfen. in neuseeland werden wir endgültig etwas überlegen (5 kollisionen auf den letzten 8000nm – aber meist nur das pendelruder weggeklappt).
mit den steuerleinen haben wir lange experimentiert, weil wir das schiff mit windfahne gekauft haben und keine orginalfixierung drauf war/nicht sein kann.haben letztes jahr in südspanien nach meinen vorstellungen eine klemme anfertigen lassen, die super funktioniert, aber als schlossereinzelstück sauteuer war. fotos schicken wir, wenn wir wieder internetzugang haben – in den marquesas, in 2500 sm.
mit freundlichen grüßen
evi strahser + wolfgang wirtl
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Bavaria 37 finished successfully the circumnavigation in the year 2009. The Windpilot Pacific performed the entire trip successfully. Svenja and Marc wrote this message:
Hallo Herr Förthmann,
wir sind nun fast in Auckland angekommen, draussen arbeitet unser Windpilot wirklich top. Unglaublich, wenn man hier in den Funkrunden die Probleme der anderen mit deren elektrische. Autopiloten hört. Jeder hat da Ärger und Ärger bedeutet nun mal evtl. tagelanges Steuern….
beste Gruesse
Marc Panzer
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Fellowship 27 from Europe to Florida changing to Contest 33 to todays MaverickIII a 40´South Africa designed One Off sloop

Gib Sea 106 sailed around the playball successfully within 3 years time. The boat has been fitted with a Windpilot Pacific during the entire journey and performed flawlessly. read more

International Folkboat participated successfully at the Singlehand TRANSPAC race, performed by a Windpilot Pacific Light sucessfully.read more and see the video in sep. posting

Vega 27 returned back to her home country after an Atlantic circle performed by the Windpilot Pacific Light. read more

Contessa 26 sailing home from England back to his home country Australia, performed by a Windpilot Pacific Light at the transom all the time. Here his first feedback from Las Palmas some time ago:
Hi Peter,
I hope you remember me – I hassled you a lot about a Windpilot, and finally bought one in Holland. Anyway, I just wanted to say I did successfully make it across the Atlantic, and while I was late all through Europe, and even pretty late on my crossing, I am here in Barbados, the West Indies. The Windpilot was fantastic, steering nonstop from Gran Canaria.
Kind regards,
Nick
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Sparkman & Stephens 34 Disabled wheelchairdriver Jamie Dunross made his way to circumnavigate Australia sucessfully.
He arrived safely back in PERTH Western Australia on 4.th of august 2010. The Windpilot Pacific steered almost the entire time. Here Jamies report:
Hi Peter and Marzena,
I want to thank you both for your support by providing me with one of your windpilots – it is clear to me that I would not have completed my circumnavigation of Australia without the use of the Windpilot. It never failed, unlike the autopilot which failed on several occasions whilst navigating through the barrier reef. Even in tight navigating through the reef it got me through.

It was actually impossible for me to steer the boat manually at times, due to the sea state, so I think the Windpilot may have even saved my life at times as I could rely on it to hold my course when it was too difficult for me to manually steer the boat. I had waves roll through the stern of the boat and over the Windpilot and it still held firm and kept going. An absolutely amazing piece of equipment.

I am starting to go on the speaking circuit and did a talk last Sunday at Fremantle Sailing Club and sang the praises of the Windpilot. In fact as I went around Australia that’s exactly what I did as well and I had a lot of people ask me questions about it. Have you had much feedback from Australia?
I can’t thank you both enough for your support and trusting in me. I am so glad to be home. It was the most challenging thing I have done in my life and your support was a major part of the success of the circumnavigation.
Kindest regards
Jamie Dunross
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