In the table below "BtoB" refers to the mainsheet tension required to pull the two rear boom blocks together, hence block to block. Upwind the kicker can be set using the relative BtoB boom position described.

	Kicker	Cunningham	Outhaul
Upwind
Light	Just take out slack at 50mm before BtoB	Fully Off	150mm depth at centre
Medium	Just tensioned past BtoB	Slightly tensioned, take out vertical creases	100mm depth
Strong	Tension past BtoB so that boom end does not rise when m/sheet is eased in gusts	Max tension - cringle is as close to the boom as possible	50mm depth
Reaching
Light	Boom just above 90 degrees to mast	Off	150-200mm
Medium	Boom at or just above 90 degrees to mast depending on wind angle	Off	150mm
Strong	Same as medium wind setting	Half Tension	50-100mm
Downwind
Light	Fully off so that leach flicks but not too loose to reduce power	Off	200mm
Medium	Slightly tension from light setting so that boom is just above 90 degrees to mast and leach flicks	Off	150mm
Strong	Slightly tension from medium setting to stabilise leach but boom not below 90 degrees to mast. Sheet in more so that leach is not too far forward of mast.	Off or Half Tension	50-100mm