RRC 2.5

RRC (Race Rudder Control) is a patented technology developed by Helmut Blecker, a renowned German engineer and sailor. The system is designed to increase the performance and speed of competitive sailing boats by optimizing the control of the rudder.

Traditional rudder control systems rely on manual adjustments made by the helmsman or crew. These adjustments can be imprecise and time-consuming, and can result in significant drag and loss of speed. RRC uses a series of mechanical and hydraulic components to automate rudder control, allowing for real-time, precise adjustments that significantly improve boat performance.

The RRC system utilizes a combination of sensors, valves, and actuators that work together to analyze boat speed, wind direction, and other environmental factors. This information is used to automatically adjust the position of the rudder, minimizing drag and maximizing speed.

In addition to its competitive advantages, RRC offers several benefits for recreational sailors as well. The system can be easily installed on most sailboats, and requires minimal maintenance. The automated rudder control also offers an added level of safety, as it can help prevent capsizing or other accidents by quickly stabilizing the boat in changing conditions.

RRC offers an innovative solution for sailboat performance optimization, making it a valuable tool for competitive sailors and recreational enthusiasts alike.