Credit where its due:
Broke a boom
Out of warranty
Asked the question
Fixed. 
Top marks to Severne people, and thanks very much to Paul at Revolution for working hard at it and being helpful.
Select to expand quotestehsegler said..
Upside down? Don't get it.
Severnes dress on the left. Nearly everyone else does it on the right.
So the boom clamp closes in the opposite direction to the predominant industry standard.
If you turn it upside down it closes in the conventional direction.
Select to expand quoteMark _australia said..
Credit where its due:
Broke a boom
Out of warranty
Asked the question
Fixed.
Top marks to Severne people, and thanks very much to Paul at Revolution for working hard at it and being helpful.
Also known as customer service, a rare virtue now-a-days.
Select to expand quoteNotWal said..
Severnes dress on the left. Nearly everyone else does it on the right.
So the boom clamp closes in the opposite direction to the predominant industry standard.
If you turn it upside down it closes in the conventional direction.
So how does the direction the boom clamp closers affects it's use? Sounds like a silly argument.
Select to expand quotestehsegler said..NotWal said..
Severnes dress on the left. Nearly everyone else does it on the right.
So the boom clamp closes in the opposite direction to the predominant industry standard.
If you turn it upside down it closes in the conventional direction.
So how does the direction the boom clamp closers affects it's use? Sounds like a silly argument.
Its just easier to rig when you feed the hinging clamp from the bottom up
Select to expand quoteforceten said..Mark _australia said..
Credit where its due:
Broke a boom
Out of warranty
Asked the question
Fixed.
Top marks to Severne people, and thanks very much to Paul at Revolution for working hard at it and being helpful.
Also known as customer service, a rare virtue now-a-days.
Im in the midst of testing Unifibers after sales care , thats all ill say now.
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..stehsegler said..
So how does the direction the boom clamp closers affects it's use? Sounds like a silly argument.
Its just easier to rig when you feed the hinging clamp from the bottom up
#8
boards.co.uk/technique/15-common-windsurfing-mistakes-solved.html
(#7 is the worst, however).
Select to expand quoteMrCranky said..
Enigma? How do you deal with Severne booms being upside down?
If you sail a port tack spot and all your gear works together (don't mix and match), then it's perfect - walk up the beach and the gear is in the correct position ready for de-rig!
Select to expand quotejustinstuart said..MrCranky said..
Enigma? How do you deal with Severne booms being upside down?
If you sail a port tack spot and all your gear works together (don't mix and match), then it's perfect - walk up the beach and the gear is in the correct position ready for de-rig!
And when you un-role the sail to rig it up the mast sleeve faces the ocean so your sail don't flip over.
I herd there were many discussions involving beer to work out the best way to make everything perfect for sailing in W.A.
Beer helps unsticking a stuck mast , ummm , no it doesn't cos no one knows which way to twist 
Select to expand quoteP.C_simpson said..justinstuart said..MrCranky said..
Enigma? How do you deal with Severne booms being upside down?
If you sail a port tack spot and all your gear works together (don't mix and match), then it's perfect - walk up the beach and the gear is in the correct position ready for de-rig!
And when you un-role the sail to rig it up the mast sleeve faces the ocean so your sail don't flip over.
I herd there were many discussions involving beer to work out the best way to make everything perfect for sailing in W.A.
Mine does too if I spinabout 180deg 
doesn't matter which way you do it just has to be consistent.I have a 'normal'extension and a severne (which gets less use). Really annoying trying to visualise the threading order backwards when u have not usedit awhile
