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On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 17:58:58 +0200, Ed Gordon wrote:
"KLC Lewis" wrote in et: So when the wind pipes up to force 6 or 7 and the mast starts pumping and flexing that cabintop and you're 2000 miles from anywhere... "Oh God, thy sea is so big and my boat is so small, and why didn't you bless me with two broken legs on the day before I was to set off on this voyage?" On a Mac you can take the mast down for less windage. It makes the stability better, too. You can motor along and keep up with the waves so they don't break over you. You've never been IN force 6 or 7, have you? In conditions like that, you're gonna go forward and TAKE THE MAST DOWN? 'Course, you could just put up the main and wait for the wind to do the job for you... druid http://www.bcboatnet.org |
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