I think everyone has their private idea. I've considered it for a low
cut 110 but so far I've felt there was little to be gained. I have a
new high cut 110 racing sail that I have not had a chance to hang as we
are still on the hard. I carry a 135 and 155 racing genoas that are
tacked on the rail and I don't see any way that they could be suitably
tacked inside of the track on the rail. I use adjustable genoa sheet
leads.
Dave Hoy
WYANOKEE #6295
Camden, Maine
Mattson, Krister T. wrote:
I can see where have the jib with inboard sheets
would be effective, but I was wondering if that could be applied to the
Genoa as well. I have raced no a bunch of boats 20-30 ft and everyone
seems to have in board sheeting.
Krister,
Are you talking about a small 110 or 100 jib which can be tacked
inboard with good results? Larger is sheeted off the track on the rail.
Dave Hoy
WYANOKEE #6295
Camden, Maine
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Mattson, Krister T. wrote:
How many out their who are racers have inboard
sheeting? Does the C27 need to be sheeted inboard to be competitive?
Krister
Duluth, MN
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