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Loyd, I had one and thought it was neither a good genoa or fake
spinnaker. My Ranger 23 performed better under the full genoa (for some reason I think it was a 170?). I even tried to use a whisker pole but no good. If you want to spend money, a real good lightweight full sized genoa would be a better bet for light air, (or be a better man than I and just rig for a spinnaker). Harlan In article , Lloyd Sumpter wrote: Hi, OK, here's a boating-related question (Most Rebs and Dems will have NO IDEA what I'm talking about, but what the hell...): What's the Story on Cruising Spinnakers (I like to call them "downwind floppy genoas, because they act more like gennys than true spinnakers)? They used to be All The Rage, now I rarely see one. I'm getting a new genny for Far Cove in the near future, so was wondering if a C.S. was worth the cost. Comments? Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 -- Tro respond, obviously drop the nospam! |
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