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MM,
What the hell are you even talking about. The 505 carries a bolt footed main. There is no Shelve. The center curve of the sail can be reduced by using a Vang to curve the Boom and pull the center section of the sail flatter. A free footed main does not responded in the center of the boom bending properly. A increase in bending a boom on a free footed main will bag the main. By the way Muffy, did you see the crew on a trapeze fighting heeling? A very ignorant example for this discussion |
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dON'T CALL ME MUFFY!
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... MM, What the hell are you even talking about. The 505 carries a bolt footed main. There is no Shelve. The center curve of the sail can be reduced by using a Vang to curve the Boom and pull the center section of the sail flatter. A free footed main does not responded in the center of the boom bending properly. A increase in bending a boom on a free footed main will bag the main. By the way Muffy, did you see the crew on a trapeze fighting heeling? A very ignorant example for this discussion |
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