On 4/23/02 9:52 PM, "Honshells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> Is the M17 more prone to weather, or lee helm, if either?
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If tuned properly, weather helm. I think the MSOG has a section on this
written my Jerry, and there have been similar references by others.

I recently discovered that my spinnaker halyard was in the bottom (wrong)
hole on the masthead, and swapping that position with the forestay gained me
about an inch of forestay length, which lets me rake the mast back more. I
was maxed out on my turnbuckle and couldn't go farther. Now I know why. With
only a few degrees to work with, an inch makes a lot of difference.

Howard


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