Hobie Island Spinnaker Kit Updates

I'm rigging my spinnaker kit on a 2018 TI and am interested in any suggestions as to sheet leads before I start drilling holes. The factory instructions say to install the swivel cam cleat close to where the aka attaches to the kayak. It appears that you use the eyelet posts to change the sheet lead. Does anyone have any better ideas for controlling the sheeting angles? It seems there could be quite a load on the eyelet post as well as friction. How about using a block with a strop around the aka?

Any ideas and photos would be appreciated.

Has anybody tried the TI spinnaker on an AI? I've got an AI and have a jib setup that I'm pretty happy with. I also the AI spinnaker kit which I bought several years ago. Now there is an issue with the spinnaker sail, and Hobie does not sell the AI spinnaker anymore, so I'm wondering if the TI spinnaker will work. I have a mast topper that raises the height by a foot, so I think it just might work...

We've had our TV for two years now, and are only just looking at using the spinnaker kit that was fitted to it. (Up until now, we've been storing the mast topper on board, with the lines attached.) On Saturday we finally tried setting up the spinnaker kit (on dry land) and practiced launching and snuffing the sail. All good so far.

But then we noticed the conflict between the spinnaker halyard and the top of the main sail, and then some googling lead me here.

So, to my question: Is "79503121 BASE - SPINNAKER MAST ROTATOR" likely to be useful / compatible with my 2022-fitted spinnaker kit? I see it was described as "a running change" back in 2018, but I see nothing like this mast rotator in the kit installed on my TI.