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Oh nonsense; you get a ton more performance from a rolling mainsail becuase
YOU WILL ALWAYS USE IT; how often do you see people on short evening cruises with only headsails out b/c their main is too much of a bother to hoist? Do it. Mike "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Just like wind-up headsails, the major loss is in reliability. Also, there is a loss in safety. Then there is the loss of money. Finally there is the loss in dignity. Don't even THINK about wind-ups. Keep it simple, keep it seamanlike. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... For a cruising boat 35-40 feet, how much performance is lost with an in-mast mainsail furling system. What are the specific losses. Thanks for any info. RB |
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