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Introduction to familiarizing oneself with the Nirvana model sailboat.
Lists all items included in the Nirvana package for verification against the included parts.
Instructions for correctly attaching the keel to the hull of the Nirvana sailboat.
Guidance on inserting and securing the rudder shaft and collar to the boat.
Steps for connecting the mast and boom sections of the sailboat rig.
Procedure for attaching the jib sail to the mast and boom assembly.
Instructions for inserting the mast butt into the deck and connecting shrouds.
Guidance on tightening the side shrouds and backstay lines using bowsies.
Procedure for connecting sheet lines and adjusting sails for optimal performance.
Steps for opening the transmitter and installing 8 AA alkaline batteries.
Instructions for accessing the boat's battery compartment and installing 4 AA batteries.
Explanation of how wind acts as the sole propulsion source for the Nirvana.
How to use the rudder control on the transmitter to steer the boat.
Technique for adjusting sails (trim) to sail upwind by zig-zagging (tacking).
Description of the turning maneuver when traveling downwind, moving the stern through the wind.
Advice on selecting an appropriate location and water conditions for sailing.
Recommendations for choosing weather conditions, favoring light, steady wind.
Explanation of how transmitter sticks control the sails and rudder.
Rule explaining right of way when rounding or passing buoys.
Procedure and penalty for a boat making contact with a buoy during a race.
Rule detailing right of way between boats sailing on the same tack during passing.
Guidelines for avoiding collisions and the penalties incurred if they occur.
Illustration and description of the most common race course for model sailboats.
Table addressing common issues with the Nirvana and their recommended fixes.
Information on how and where to order replacement parts for the Nirvana.
Details on the 90-day warranty, exclusions, and return procedures.
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