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In that case it depends on how balanced you're now with a full rig at
say 5 bft. When you've got a bit of weather helm now, you'll probably improve the balance (and thus the speed) when you take away sail at the bottom... If you are happily belanced now I'd choose to modify the top of the sail, it's less loss of sail-surface. And probably cheaper than modifying the lenghthy bottom.... Only thing is how does the sailmaker make sure there'll be a adequate extension of the top part of the sail, maybe an extra stiffener on the right spot to avoid "flapping around" of the first yard(s) from the top ? Regards, Len. On 9 Aug 2005 16:10:56 -0700, wrote: But I already moved the front of the boom higher so that the sail now goes to the top of the mast. I still need six more inches so that I am a couple of inches above the bimini. |
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