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I've been waiting for some one to mention the real advantage of "End
boom sheeting," no one has. End sheeting give you Leech control without changing draft. A rather important condition for a racer. Nutsy, a multi hull doesn't tack fast, it sails into & thru a tack as much as possible, to get both hull across the wind. A "Snap Tack" @ Snap Roll tack is a light air thing, to use the motion of the sail to create forward motion to the vessel. It is basically a small craft technique. Not allowed in most racing circles. Bart; A Cruising Vang/preventer set-up is probably a better set-up than a "Boom Brake" I use both types of vangs. The preventer allows me the option of sailing "By the Lee" with the main while Wing on Winging. http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage |
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