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"rhys" wrote
Do you have hanks or furling? Roller furling. I would have preferred it if the boat had come with hanks because I wanted to give my kids a chance to learn foredeck work. (Remember how beat up I got here over how "irresponsible" that was.) "Thinking like a racer" and the Chinese fire-drill approach aren't mutually exclusive. Hardly a Chinese fire-drill. The key is to be deliberate, organized, and thinking ahead. I just meant that I would be willing to give up the speed gained by letting the boat accelerate under a slightly fuller jib in order to be spend the time I would be flattening looking for traffic and verifying the new course. If stiffer jib sheets would let me do that, I would put up with their being harder on the hands. As you or someone up in the thread pointed out, my crusing rig is probably so flexible that the sheets are not going to make that difference. -- Roger Long |
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