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| Fantastic day during the Three Bridge and Great turn out with 25 e27s participating.
SSS TBF Trophy Meeting Oakland Yacht Club, 7:30 pm Wednesday, February 10th. Congratulations to the winners! DH : El Raton (6th out of 284 overall) Recap by Ray SH : TAZ!! (1st out of 41 overall) Recap by George |
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| Author: Brendan Subject: #4 Jib Info: (10225 views) Posted: Monday 5-28-12 11:12:38 PM |
Note that a maximum sized #4 can be close in size to a #3 (8'0 - 8'7") and likely not the best thing for offshore or shorthanded sailing. A more appropriate #4 for rough weather would be quite a bit smaller and with a high clew.
The right #4 design and material does depend on your needs. Also you want it to sheet to your existing hardware.
Your friendly neighborhood sailmaker can be helpful here...
--brendan
:: I searched but didn't find anything. Can someone tell
:: me what size a #4 is? any details would be appreciated,
:: preferred fabric etc.
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