I did as well come up with missing parts. Only minor stuff. The wind indicator nylon washers were omitted from the kit, and the red wind flag was so tight on the mast it would not turn in a 30 mph wind.
I simply contacted Fastlane sailing in San Diego with an e-mail after a phone call and they stated they would forward to Hobie for correction. I suspect it will show up in the mail soon.(no Hobie dealer in LAS VEGAS)
AS for the kit install, It was fun and easy, the video was helpful, more so than the instruction booklet
I would have liked to see more suggestions on snuff bag location placement and pulley mount as it makes it hard to snuff from the rear seat on a Ti based on the instructions(line binds trying to pull thru the block, as the block is forward the rear seat on the TI, not so on the Ai), I think in hindsight I will be able to work around this (may just have to reroute the line thru the block and add a cleat to set tension).
As for using the sail in the driveway(will try at the lake this weekend if the 30 knot winds die down by Sunday)
I was unable to snag the halyard line with the main while furling, however i must admit I wasn't approaching the dock with both sails up which is when i sometimes make poor decisions , I suspect 2 sails will require me to be up on my sailing game, one day there will be an APP for that

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Terry
Lower Colorado Basin, also Known to sail Tahoe,San Diego, Newport Beach, Dana Point
