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Re: 110% jib
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 3:50 pm
by Frank C
bscott wrote:What is the stock Doyle %
Not sure about "the percentage" of the factory working jib, but H. Wadler has the dimensions
posted
on his webpage. He got all these stats directly from the factory.
Note that the X and M have identical foresails, both Jib and Genoa.
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Luff Leech Foot LP
MacGregor 26X
Main 24'9" 25'11" 10'5"
Jib 25'4" 21' 6" 11'9" 9'8"
Genoa 25'4" 22' 8" 16'9" 14'8"
MacGregor 26M
Main 28'2" 27' 5" 10'5"
Jib 25'4" 21' 6" 11'9" 9'8"
Genoa 25'4" 22' 8" 16'9" 14'8"
Re: 110% jib
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:12 pm
by tangentair
Wow, nice site Frank, that presents it rather clear and concisely. That is a good link for Heath's new references.
Re: 110% jib
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 2:31 am
by bscott
Thanks Frank, I'm getting my jib back tomorrow and will report back according to Mike's 4' formula.
Bob
Re: 110% jib
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 4:28 am
by AWKIII
The 26x and 26m essentially use the same headsails. There is a 100% working jib and a 150% genoa. Both headsails sold by KHM are built to these specs. Obviously, so are the factory sails by Doyle.
Re: 110% jib
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 6:30 pm
by bastonjock
i have a spinnaker from KH,the guys over here are talking about it,i am enjoying it very much.I should have the C2000 jib arriving shortly,then i may just go for a genoa and a mainsail
Re: 110% jib
Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 3:44 pm
by bastonjock
Hi Art
My new jib arrives tomorrow,it landed in the Uk on friday,it did not take long,thanks for the offer.I have a buddy who has his own aircraft,he has promised to take a shot from the Air of me flying the spinnaker