+1 on what Steve says.
I have a set of the Tacker and the sock and they make handling of the spinnaker
much easier, especially if you are shorthanded.
I still find that flying a chute (shorthanded) requires that the wind is
reasonably steady and that you can run it for a while (setting it up
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+1 on what Steve says.
I have a set of the Tacker and the sock and they make handling of the spinnaker
much easier, especially if you are shorthanded.
I still find that flying a chute (shorthanded) requires that the wind is
reasonably steady
cruising.
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Coquina
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Same here, Joe. As a matter of fact, I'm too lazy to do any kind of spinnaker
gybe when cruising!
Andy
CC 40
Peregrine
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Same here, Joe. As a matter of fact, I'm too
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The asym jibe isn't really any harder than jibing the genoa for me. Only do it
in light air for cruising, heavy
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Thanks for all the great info on the 4000 Autohelm. I'm thinking it might
be a magnetic disturbance of the compass and I think I might have stowed a
head-mounted flashlight in the chart table. Maybe... I hope that's it.
We shall see this weekend when we get back for another trip.
As for the
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Thanks for all the great info on the 4000 Autohelm. I'm thinking it might be
a magnetic disturbance of the compass and I think I might have stowed a
head-mounted flashlight
Ron, Lisa,
Glad you are getting to enjoy the boat! I have her twin on South River,
and there is another in Selby as well.
Double check the weight of the chute. They are usually .5 or .75 ounce.
My heavy chute is 1.5.
There are lots of used symmetrical chutes out there. Asyms are harder to
. 3/4 oz perhaps?
Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA
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Thanks for all the great info
Joel,
I hate to ask such a personal question, but what size is yours?
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Ron, Lisa,
Glad you are getting to enjoy the boat! I have her twin on South River,
and there is another in Selby as well.
Double check the
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Thanks for all the great info on the 4000 Autohelm. I'm thinking it might be a
magnetic disturbance of the compass and I think I
might have stowed
Ron,
I hate to brag ... Luff is 44, leach is 39, foot is 28’2”. It came off a
Tartan 34. Its cool flying it wing and wing in light air! If you have any
other racing sails you don't need, let me know!
Joel
35/3
The Office
Annapolis
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Ron Kaye
Ron,
I drilled a hole in the bow stem and attached a large shackle to it. The
downhaul has a snapshackle that attaches to the shackle (or doubles as the
downhaul for the spin pole.
Joel
35/3
Annapolis
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Ron,
I hate
That's an impressive piece of equipment Joel. Thanks for letting me know.
(That's what she said har).
Thanks. The symmetrical spin is the only extra sail we have.
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Joel Aronson joel.aron...@gmail.comwrote:
Ron,
I hate to brag ... Luff is 44, leach is 39,
I second the use of an ATN sock for hoisting and dousing the sail. With a
very little practice they work very well. I wouldn't worry too much about
your kite being symmetric. the thing that throws people is the hassle of
dealing with a pole. You don't really need it. You aren't trying to get
It seems we are in the market for an ATN sock and a tacker in the near term
and perhaps a lighter weight assym chute next season. Thanks all.
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Subject: Re: Stus-List A question regarding a sail
Take a look at the ATN web site for their Tacker and sock. There are videos
of both in action. You may not choose to use either of them but you should at
least be aware of these options. There are several companies that also make
socks
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Take a look at the ATN
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