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Ryan
Ryan
@RG7351
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Joined: May 29, 2010 4:25 pm
Topics: 0 / Replies: 24
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Nacra North America has some surplus N500 sails on firesale. PM sent with additional information.

9 years ago
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ineedabreak: Welcome. I live in Oklahoma City and have done a bit of local sailing over the last 4+ years. I've owned several boats (Nacra 5.8, Nac...

10 years ago
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Kenny makes really nice products. I used his cradles for my N20 (pivoting in the rear and static in the front) and could not have been more pleased. ...

11 years ago
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If you have a committed crew, the N20 is hard to beat. Dollar for dollar, you won't find a faster or easier to sail spinnaker cat. CatHouse is in ...

12 years ago
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By all means, buy sails that match your sailing interests and expectations. Be honest with the sailmaker - if you are not racing and just want nice s...

12 years ago
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I really like dealing with Skip and Ian Elliot and would recommend that you call Elliot Pattison Sails. Their sails are very well made and will last ...

12 years ago
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I have only sailed the SL16 once. The boat is a LOT of fun. The two things that impressed me most were: (1) how responsive the steering is and (2) h...

12 years ago
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You'll net a jib and battens too.. Skip Elliot (www.epsails.com) has a brand new 'Nacra 5.8 Sq. Top Mainsail - Pentex Cross Cut' for $1,195. You can...

12 years ago
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Nacra 5.7 or 5.8. Personally I think that the N20 is easier to sail (until you pull the spin), but most would not agree.

13 years ago
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A carbon fiber I17/F17 mast will not perform well with your F18 sails. Or, at least the leach curve of your sail would not be correct for the mast. ...

13 years ago
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Elliot/Pattison sails probably made the original sail. You could also try Glaser sails (fast) or Whirlwind (less expensive).Edited by RG7351 on Aug 2...

14 years ago
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Contact Glaser Sails

14 years ago
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The dagger probably blew as a result of the previous years of use. We snapped last week in ~15 knots of breeze, but the previous week we had been dou...

14 years ago
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I cannot recommend the Salty Dog kit.. The line is lower quality than even the bottom of the line New England (Sta Set) and the price is very similar...

14 years ago
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I had the unfortunate occasion to intentionally drop the mast while my 5.8 was turtled. I believe that the masthead was leaking severely and we could...

14 years ago
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Here's all you really need to know about compounding, waxing, and polishing gel-coat:

14 years ago
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FlyingTwigs: The CatHouse had 1 or 2 NOS (new old stock) 570 mains earlier this summer. You might try giving them a call. www.cathouse1.com

15 years ago
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I'm not sure if this helps, but.. We have a combined weight of 360 pounds and righting our 5.8 is a chore. Even with a righting bag, you would probab...

15 years ago
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You will want to use a dry lubricant. Otherwise, the lubricant will attract dirt and water. Take a look at the following: - McLube One Drop Bearing...

15 years ago
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Rob, did you measure those speeds with Eric's GPS?

15 years ago
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I would suggest that you pick two or three sail makers and call them to discuss all of the design and material options. Let them know what your objec...

15 years ago
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A friend of mine has Whirlwind sails on his 5.5 SL. He was extremely pleased with Chip's customer service and the quality of the sails. They look fa...

15 years ago
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Jeremy: Is your boat on a trailer? If so you can poor concrete anchors and tether the trailer down, then strap the boat down to the trailer. I woul...

15 years ago
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Greg: Check out the following write up on marine waxes: br /> I am planning to use the Collinite paste wax this year, but I will be using a buffer (...

15 years ago