Posted By: Robi
Paging Gary former Altered Sailor - u here? - 11/06/07 11:43 PM
Lets talk about your setup. I was studying this image, http://bp2.blogger.com/_w_dM5fbKB90/Rx7FeIkC7mI/AAAAAAAAABY/uaBWAeBVPoM/s1600/DSC00843.JPG linked due to its size.
Anyway I am interested to know how are you NOT using a compression strut on your forestay and bridle for your spin pole.
Your rudder hold down system, looks like it goes to a cleat just aft of the rear beam, is this true? Does it kick up or release? can you please explain.
Seems like you are coming in for a gybe, is this correct?
I also noticed the finished boom, looks very clean with the aft plug. Where can those be sorted out?
Also your mast rotation seems like the standard Taipan mast rotation setup, is this also correct?
What kind of spin halyard are you using single or double? Seems very clean. I also noticed a small line going from the snuffer line to the port spin sheet, what does this do for you?
Sorry for all the questions, your setup seems very simple and I am interested.
Look and learn in this image you can clearly see the mainsail is fully slacked with no downhaul. Also the mast rotation is all the way out. Gary can you confirm this information?
Anyway I am interested to know how are you NOT using a compression strut on your forestay and bridle for your spin pole.
Your rudder hold down system, looks like it goes to a cleat just aft of the rear beam, is this true? Does it kick up or release? can you please explain.
Seems like you are coming in for a gybe, is this correct?
I also noticed the finished boom, looks very clean with the aft plug. Where can those be sorted out?
Also your mast rotation seems like the standard Taipan mast rotation setup, is this also correct?
What kind of spin halyard are you using single or double? Seems very clean. I also noticed a small line going from the snuffer line to the port spin sheet, what does this do for you?
Sorry for all the questions, your setup seems very simple and I am interested.
Look and learn in this image you can clearly see the mainsail is fully slacked with no downhaul. Also the mast rotation is all the way out. Gary can you confirm this information?