[Rhodes22-list] Tacking the 150 Genny
Arthur Czerwonky
cover-man at comcast.net
Sun Aug 18 19:19:40 EDT 2013
Hey Army,
How good to gain your sage advise! At five knots or less I would be tempted to agree with you. I really now think that a 150 is a better all-around genny for our boat - would you agree? I have a 100 from another boat and tempted to try to test the ability to point.
Now the more important- what about our annual bet, bub?
Best to you and crew...
Navy
Leland <LKUHN at cnmc.org> wrote:
>Art,
>
>You've been out with me enough to know that sailors don't come any lazier
>than me.
>
>If the wind is less than 5 knots good luck trying to get that giant Genny to
>burst over while tacking. If the wind is more than 5 knots it's fun to fly
>the entire 175% on a close reach but it's likely not helping your speed.
>
>I think reefing the Genoa in to less than 120% is easier than getting her
>unhung.
>
>Lee
>1986 Rhodes22 AT EASE
>Kent Island, MD
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