Don,Here’s my “other” boat. 14’ of rotomoulded fun.The main (only) sail is rather high-tech, and includes a batten. Sail trim is rather challenging though.The principal trim control is visible in the picture, which is the mainsheet leading aft.It has a Cunningham, but it’s not adjustable. (It’s a bungee).The vang and outhaul are not visible, as they were holding the camera (my arm).The rig is almost useless uphill (but makes a difference if you can generate your own apparent wind) and a handful downhill (you really need to pole out the sail with an oar) but it’s downright thrilling on a reach.I “sailed” it last weekend, for the first time after many weeks of digesting Don’s words of wisdom on trim, and it generated an epiphany of sorts. I’ve been diligently practicing Don’s wisdom on my 37 footer, but sometimes things don’t quite seem to work as well in practice. For me, sailing another boat really helps isolate trim related effects, and things that are quirks of a given rig.Richard.s/v Soupy Twist II (And Soupy Canoe).