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![]() "Scotty" wrote in message ... Any opinions on this? http://www.sailnet.com/airforce/opti...?page=cruising SV I may have my original price sheet for my UK "flasher". At the time(2 years ago) it was discounted 10% plus they threw in the ATN stasher (very handy) gratis. IIRC the package for the sail and stasher was $1300, ATN tacker was purchased seperately for $75. We had a discussion about this somewhere or other, you could possibly fabricate the "tacker" yourself for very little. I would inquire if they offer the "sailperks" discount, last thing I purchased from them was a Mustang auto inflater pfd w/harness, with shipping the price was $20 cheaper than anyplace else, I received it in 3 days! John Cairns |
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Donal,
The pole is used on an Gennaker as North Sails calls them, from the mast to the clew, as you would on a pole out a Jenny but really isn't necessary if you're reaching. It does help the set of the sail as you head downwind. You can also barbar haul on the pole to flatten the sail http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomsPage |
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![]() "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... Donal, The pole is used on an Gennaker as North Sails calls them, from the mast to the clew, as you would on a pole out a Jenny but really isn't necessary if you're reaching. It does help the set of the sail as you head downwind. You can also barbar haul on the pole to flatten the sail Ah! I understand. Yet another demonstration of "Two nations seperated by a common language"!! I suppose that I should have noticed that the poles were attached to the sheets!!! Regards Donal -- |
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