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"Capt. Rob" wrote:
Huh? Could explain just what the backstay has to do with the length of the luff? Martin, the headboard has to able to clear the backstay at the top of the mast. My headboard cannot go to the very top of the groove because it would foul the backstay. My Kevlar main has a bit more roach than a standard main, so she'll actually have more Sq. feet than the standard. If I understand this, you mean that if you hoisted the main originally supplied by Benny, then the headboard would hoist to the black band on the mast? No main hoists to "very top" of the groove, that I know of, which is why that black band is on the mast, manufacturers take the headboard/roach/backstay into account when they put that band there. Cheers Marty |
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