I'm also curious what cabin interiors look like where all the track bolts have 
come through.  If you have pictures, feel free to email me directly.

Bob

>     On 01/23/2021 10:43 PM ALAN BERGEN via CnC-List <cnc-list@cnc-list.com> 
> wrote:
>      
>      
>     Before I switched to a furling 135% genoa, which I use for racing and 
> cruising, I raced with a 105% genoa. My tracks are right up against the 
> cabin, and run from just aft of the shrouds to just forward of the 
> companionway. With the 105, I got a PHRF rating of nine seconds more than 
> with a 155, and I pointed five degrees higher than everyone else in the 
> fleet. The slight decrease in speed was more than made up with the better 
> pointing angle and better handicap. The smaller genoa allowed me to sheet in 
> a lot closer, as it doesn't get blocked by the shrouds.
> 
>     Alan Bergen
>     35 Mk III Thirsty
>     Rose City YC
>     Portland, OR
> 
>     On Sat, Jan 23, 2021 at 7:17 PM Bob Mann via CnC-List < 
> cnc-list@cnc-list.com mailto:cnc-list@cnc-list.com > wrote:
> 
>         > >         My '71 C&C 35 mk I does not have any deck tracks.  In my 
> area we used to race with 167% genoa, which I used snatch blocks on the toe 
> rail for.  When I went down to a 155%, I still used the toe rail.  However, 
> the clew comes down just aft of a stantion and gets caught on the lifeline; I 
> already severely bent the port lifeline last year.
> >          
> >         Our OD fleet in Detroit is going to 155% max genoa size in '21 so 
> > I'll be using that sail more often.  All-around, time to add tracks to the 
> > deck.  I've been given these locations for adding track:
> >         Inline tracks
> >         Front 20.0 aft of tack
> >         Back 26.6 aft of tack
> >         Front off center line 3.5
> >         Back off center line  4.1
> > 
> >         Transverse tracks - run from rail to cabin house
> >         130 %  Transverse
> >         19.5 Aft of jib tack
> > 
> >         155% Transverse 
> >         23.1  aft of tack
> >          
> >         I've been successful in Wednesday night races running the 167% to 
> > the toe rail and can continue to do so.  However, for OD races on Saturday 
> > it will be 155% and 130% (which I don't yet own).  
> >          
> >         What do you think of the track locations?  Should the track be 
> > straight, if possible?  What size track, 1.25 T-track?  I'll be going with 
> > Garhauer adjustable sheet leads.  Other thoughts or suggestions?  I have 
> > two months to plan and install as I won't launch until late April.
> >          
> >         Bob Mann
> >         Mystic
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