Don't forget the "and survive" clause.   Next of kin get nothing.   His logic
is clearly that if you are out in sufficiently scary weather to flip a
Rhodes you will need a spray shield and EPIRB, and the helicopter may not be
flying, thus Stan has a decent chance of voiding the warranty.  :)   

Anybody share my concerns on roller furler jib in heavy gusts?    (not
specific to the Rhodes).   



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S/V Lark
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