Coypu (dinghy) variants have gunter rig sails. The mainsheet is fixed to the stern of the boat. A jib is used for normal use and only one size is available. The boat is heavy in comparison with other dinghies, so traditionally they have proved popular at training centres where removing the boat from the water on a regular basis is not necessary. However, the design provides a stable boat in all weather, which is ideal for beginners, especially juniors. Also, a "sea scout" version of the coypu dinghy is available. The Coypu is a rather old design of boat. It is possible
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