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Re: New(er) sails for old Tornado [Re: _flatlander_] #126216
12/14/07 01:02 PM
12/14/07 01:02 PM
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That is the normal position?? You get enough bend in the mast just by angling them a bit back and tensioning the diamond wires.

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Re: New(er) sails for old Tornado [Re: Rolf_Nilsen] #126217
12/14/07 01:41 PM
12/14/07 01:41 PM
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Ahh! Thanks for your patience gentlemen


John H16, H14
Re: New(er) sails for old Tornado [Re: _flatlander_] #126218
12/14/07 02:54 PM
12/14/07 02:54 PM
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Regarding jibs...if you plan to go to modern self-tacking, this typically has a longer luff that passes below the bridle wires and the tack is set on the spinnaker pole. So, be careful then getting a jib unless you plan to rig a spinnaker pole. There are "short luff" jibs available (LandenbergerSails offers it) that presumably stop at the bridle.

Otherwise, stay with the traditional jib and get a sailmaker to cut you a new one from the old trashed one.

Mike.


Mike Dobbs
Tornado CAN 99 "Full Tilt"
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