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Main traveller and companionway?
Hi,
I'm looking at mainly a Cal27 or maybe a Crown28, and both have what I see might be a problem: they both have the main traveller just aft of the companionway. I've looked around, and there doesn't seem to be another place for it without seriously compromising sail-ability. Now, at anchor or at the dock, the mainsheet can be moved out of the way. But underway (and of COURSE you're sailing upwind - damn Murphy!), doesn't the mainsheet get in the way when trying to get in and out of the cabin? What's your experience on this? I've seen many boats with the traveller in this position: is it less of a problem than it looks? Or do you just not go below when underway? druid http://www.bcboatnet.org |