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Joe wrote:
Between the main and mizzen mast? http://www.tallshipstacoma.com/images/ships/oriole.jpg Thanks Joe The small stripped sail between the mizzen and main is the mizzen staysail. It's kind of an assymetric for the mizzen. The tack normally goes inboard of the main as far windward as possible. The clew sheets to the end of the mizzen boom. It is only useful between 90 and 135 degrees off the wind. It has to be dropped for each tack or gybe. In this picture it is hoisted wrong. Gaz |
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