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| Author: Mike Bruzzone ([email protected]) contact the author Subject: # 4 Jib- questions Info: (25654 views) Posted: Monday 11-27-06 11:29:31 AM |
Hi:
I've had three different #4s on the Desperado. 1 80% hoist 80% and 2 75% hoist 75% . . . I prefer the smaller (for ocean in particular), although, most boats have the larger.
Racing 4's require tracks ahead of the shrouds otherwise your stuck with a high clewed cruising sail.
Check the Desperado for placement (disregard the outboard tracks).
Mike
:: I'm trying to buy a number 4 jib- several quaestions
:: came up- My boat has the original small forward jib
:: tracks sued for the # 3. Do folks use that track or is
:: some modification required?
::
:: And battens or no battens? Can you flake the sail with
:: battens in it?
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