Just sharing from the sail today.... 
(Only thing I would like is a downhaul....)
Right, looking at it again I see only two. Where did you get that sail?Whipsyjac wrote:Pardon my ignorance but I only count 2 reefs. What am I missing?
Tasker is the manufacturer from the black insignia.BOAT wrote:Right, looking at it again I see only two. Where did you get that sail?Whipsyjac wrote:Pardon my ignorance but I only count 2 reefs. What am I missing?
From http://thesailwarehouse.com/cgi-bin/web ... l&cart_id=BOAT wrote:Oh man, I would like to know the cloth weight on that sail, I think Judy is using a 6.03 Dacron on her stuff, that seems really heavy to me - I want to know what the weight is of that sail he has - it looks good but does not look heavy.
Maybe it's a heavy sail - the shape looks pretty good for a sail that is obviously getting blasted broadside (look at the kite in front of it - he has the main near flat against the wind yet it's shape looks pretty good) - if it's a heavy weight 6 cloth that would explain things - I think most of us are using lighter cloth than that.
I really would like some feedback from people using heavy cloth. I'm curious about it.
Yes, only 2... I guess I was counting the Clew as #1.... too many coors lightsBOAT wrote:Right, looking at it again I see only two. Where did you get that sail?Whipsyjac wrote:Pardon my ignorance but I only count 2 reefs. What am I missing?
I honestly can't remember which one I bought its the 5 oz or the 6 oz... But the kite was sheeted as tight as we could sail her as we were trying to sail to weather a bit... it was a challenge to say the least.Signaleer wrote:From http://thesailwarehouse.com/cgi-bin/web ... l&cart_id=BOAT wrote:Oh man, I would like to know the cloth weight on that sail, I think Judy is using a 6.03 Dacron on her stuff, that seems really heavy to me - I want to know what the weight is of that sail he has - it looks good but does not look heavy.
Maybe it's a heavy sail - the shape looks pretty good for a sail that is obviously getting blasted broadside (look at the kite in front of it - he has the main near flat against the wind yet it's shape looks pretty good) - if it's a heavy weight 6 cloth that would explain things - I think most of us are using lighter cloth than that.
I really would like some feedback from people using heavy cloth. I'm curious about it.
CM24.75HP MacGregor 26X Main 24.75 26.20 10.10 - Pro/Stock 6.00 Dacron Std 2 1/2 in. Slugs Rope New Y $ 995 Offshore-foot shelf-cunningham-alloy head board. Fits 26X 1995-Feb 2003 19
Cost me $1K.
Hey, sailing broadside to the wind with a kite is no easy feat - your doing fine, and in an X boat no less! - that's a very fine sail you have there - it looks like a thousand dollar sail - very nice - that shape is perfect. Are you hauled in that tight because the main was luffing?Signaleer wrote:I honestly can't remember which one I bought its the 5 oz or the 6 oz... But the kite was sheeted as tight as we could sail her as we were trying to sail to weather a bit... it was a challenge to say the least.Signaleer wrote:From http://thesailwarehouse.com/cgi-bin/web ... l&cart_id=BOAT wrote:Oh man, I would like to know the cloth weight on that sail, I think Judy is using a 6.03 Dacron on her stuff, that seems really heavy to me - I want to know what the weight is of that sail he has - it looks good but does not look heavy.
Maybe it's a heavy sail - the shape looks pretty good for a sail that is obviously getting blasted broadside (look at the kite in front of it - he has the main near flat against the wind yet it's shape looks pretty good) - if it's a heavy weight 6 cloth that would explain things - I think most of us are using lighter cloth than that.
I really would like some feedback from people using heavy cloth. I'm curious about it.
CM24.75HP MacGregor 26X Main 24.75 26.20 10.10 - Pro/Stock 6.00 Dacron Std 2 1/2 in. Slugs Rope New Y $ 995 Offshore-foot shelf-cunningham-alloy head board. Fits 26X 1995-Feb 2003 19
Cost me $1K.
