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Bart Senior June 30th 04 02:51 AM

Kedge Question
 
Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.




Flying Tadpole June 30th 04 05:16 AM

Kedge Question
 


Bart Senior wrote:

Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.


In Lady Kate's case, none at all. Both interchangeable as best
bower.

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Jonathan Ganz June 30th 04 05:24 AM

Kedge Question
 
No idea. Please enlighten! (perhaps less chain?)

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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.






Nav June 30th 04 05:42 AM

Kedge Question
 
One is used more than the other.

Cheers

Bart Senior wrote:

Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.





Horvath June 30th 04 05:47 AM

Kedge Question
 
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 01:51:22 GMT, "Bart Senior"
wrote this crap:

Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.




The price.




Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Bart Senior June 30th 04 11:33 AM

Kedge Question
 

If you have a dedicated kedge, its better to have a low
stretch rode on the kedge.

Jonathan Ganz wrote

No idea. Please enlighten! (perhaps less chain?)

"Bart Senior" wrote


Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.




Martin Baxter June 30th 04 12:20 PM

Kedge Question
 
Bart Senior wrote:

Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
between a kedge anchor and rode, and a working
anchor and rode.



It mmakes sense to use low stretch line for the kedge and a somewhat springy line for the anchor.

Cheers
Marty


Wally June 30th 04 12:30 PM

Kedge Question
 
Bart Senior wrote:

If you have a dedicated kedge, its better to have a low
stretch rode on the kedge.


Why?

Assuming you don't mean *no* stretch, how does one get less stretch - are
there rodes with an intermediate stretch?


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Martin Baxter June 30th 04 12:50 PM

Kedge Question
 
Wally wrote:

Bart Senior wrote:


If you have a dedicated kedge, its better to have a low
stretch rode on the kedge.



Why?

Assuming you don't mean *no* stretch, how does one get less stretch - are
there rodes with an intermediate stretch?



Nylon for stretchy, polyester, chain, spectra etc. for low stretch.

Cheers
Marty


Bob Crantz June 30th 04 12:52 PM

Kedge Question
 
The release angle and eccentricity of the kellet.

BC


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Aside from size, what is the fundamental difference
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