, February 01, 2019 9:41 PM
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Cc: John Conklin
Subject: Re: Stus-List 100 to 110 headsail, maybe 125-135?
I run a full on 135 up to 18-20 knots. I am also guilty of just going out for
a quick lazy sail/cruise using just this headsail in a nice steady 10 knots.
Its also
be little long…. Which I
plan to try this year.
John Conklin
S/V Halcyon
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Subject: Re: Stus-List 100 to 110 headsail, maybe
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From: Brian Chambers via CnC-List
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Sent: Fri, Feb 1, 2019 10:04 am
Subject: Re: Stu
I am fairly new to sailing as this will be my fifth year. I primarily cruise. I
am over 60 years old and, although I enjoy the work of sailing, I dont want to
make it too much work. My current headsail is a 155 and it is a lot of sail.
The way I sail doesn't require that much. After posting
fun.
From: Brian Chambers via CnC-List
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2019 10:03 AM
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Subject: Re: Stus-List 100 to 110 headsail
I am fairly new to sailing as this will be my fifth year. I primarily cruise. I
am over 60 years old and, although I enjoy
. The
bigger sail is a bit of a hassle for cruising, but everything’s a trade-off.
So, why would you like to have a 100 or 110 on hand?
From: Brian Chambers via CnC-List
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2019 3:55 PM
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Cc: Brian Chambers
Subject: Stus-List 100 to 110 headsail
My
If its a furling jib go with a 125 which will easily furl to 110. Go with 8
oz dacron cross cut for a long life affordable sail. Doyle made a dandy 135
for my boat and it really moves the boat along quite well, fast really.
Good idea to deal with a local sail loft you might learn a lot.
On Thu,
Thanks for the feedback. Ed.
Brian
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Brian,
I have never sailed on a 34, but it looks very similar to my 38 in
design but a little more tender. When I replaced my 155% I went with a
120% and I'm very happy with it for a cruising sail. Plenty of power for
cruising, much easier handling I had the old UK loft (now North) in
Brian,
At 100 or 110%, that’s pretty small — practically a storm jib — which I’m
guessing you won’t bring out until it’s really blowing. In that case, I’d stick
to some heavy-duty Dacron.
Suggest you reach out to National Sail Supply — nationalsail.com. They make
some sails at great prices.
My 1979 C 34 is only equipped with a 155 headsail. Would like to have a 100
or 110 on hand. Any ideas?
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