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Appropriate sail area Hi everybody! I have a slight design problem which maybe better answered by boat users then boat builders. The rig will most likely be a Bermuda sloop (main + jib) or possibly a Bermuda Cat rig. The bare hull will be made very lite because it's a trailer sailer to be easily handled. The size is very large for a 1-man dinghy due to hiking gear, cameras etc etc. LOA 5,60m (18') x 1,95m (~6½') 2 x 40Kg (pivoting centerboards) draft only 0,7m and a heavy rudder, 10Kg. Here are the total weights incl. Crew, hiking equippments etc. (calculated): 300Kg (~750lbs) sailing fast, for fun. 450Kg Main_design-weight_ Safe _cruising /transport_ with gear. 550Kg (~1400lbs) Max (used) load How big a sail would I need /dare to take? You could also give me an appropriate SA/D Ratio. Morgan O. |
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