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Wayne.B wrote:
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 14:25:05 -0400, "Matt O'Toole" wrote: A better way to approach this problem is to seal the mast itself, running halyards, etc., externally. ============================================= External halyards are a really bad idea. They are easier to maintain but the extra clutter and windage is a huge negative. They said the same thing 40 years ago about internal halyards. Now some state of the art designers are saying it again. Calling the windage and clutter penalty "huge" is overstating it a bit, I think. Matt O. |
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