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Bart Senior wrote:
How do you want to set your spinnaker pole in heavy breezes to depower the sail and gain more control? [1 pt] I'll attempt a better answer... Setting the pole low will tend to flatten it from top to bottom.This will reduce the airflow over the top and diminish the drive - stall the sail. It also strikes me that, when running or on a broad reach, the pole could be set forward (obtuse angle between wind direction and pole), so that more of its area is in the shadow of the main. -- Wally www.artbywally.com www.wally.myby.co.uk |
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