correct. 12.2 is it.
most likely that is spin pole length. whisker poles are generally
shorter, smaller diameter, unbridled poles that are used to pole out the
clew of a genoa on a reach.
a pole longer than the J is usually called a "cheater" pole, even
if they are legal for certain classes. like the C22, apparently.
tf
not polish
Jones, Lance B wrote:
I have a question regarding Whisker Poles. In reading the class rules,
It states that the pole shall not exceed the J. The J for my TR is
12.20'. So, my pole cannot be longer than that? In the C-22 class rules,
the pole length is determined by the foot length of your head sail up to
a 150 and not to exceed 12'.
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*Sent:* Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:52 AM
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*Subject:* Re: catalina27-talk: Alcohol stove
Tim,
I have an Origo 3000 in an '86 Standard C-27 that drops into the
stove position with the addition of about 1/4" shim at each mount.
Dave Hoy
WYANOKEE #6295
Camden, Maine
Tim Glover wrote:
Does anyone know if an Origo 3000 will fit in place of the
Princess pressurized alcohol stove?
Thanks
Tim
1980 C27 #4596
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