there are some pics about of a weta being sailed solo on main only in the channel island, california

big wind stuff

i don't think an A cat would survive that wind without being damaged

A cats were never designed for such, which is fair enough

just saying compare apples to apples

would you put an a-cat into the double damned?



When the north-easterly increased to 15-18 knots for the second race
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Breakages have been a regular problem for the sailors, especially those like Outteridge, Spithill and Slingsby who took delivery of their boats only a few days before the regatta started. So far forestays, rudders and daggerboards are the most commonly damaged items, along with two masts that fell in yesterday's practice race.


http://www.mysailing.com.au/news/ashby-bundock-on-top-at-a-class-catamaran-nationals

Last edited by erice; 10/11/12 11:31 PM.

eric e
1982 nacra 5.2 - 2158
2009 weta tri - 294