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jaybird1111
@jaybird1111
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Joined: February 20, 2012 3:39 am
Topics: 4 / Replies: 34
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It is incorrect to say that the mast ‘shrinks’ or the stays ‘stretch.’ The mast bends to leeward, true. Think about what that effect would have on th...

7 years ago
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If you’re going to do that, you will defeat the purpose of the comptip which is to be non-conductive. Such mod will also render you outside of class r...

7 years ago
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Schurr (Pensacola) Glaser Smyth Fwiw, Smyth hasn't built his own sails maybe ever. Years ago, Sabre built for him, then Schurr, and now I understand...

8 years ago
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Glaser did my Square sail, and I was very pleased. That said, at the time, I lived near to Charlie Ogletree, who came to the boat and measured. Both ...

8 years ago
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Thank you, Damon. Hope you're doing well! FYI "TUNING THE NACRA EIGHTEEN SQUARE METER John Brink - 1980 Class Secretary The NACRA 18 Square Meter...

8 years ago
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Yes, there are differences. It comes down to different ways of depowering the rig. If you have a 'bendy' mast, you over rotate the mast in order to ...

8 years ago
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Damon Send 'em to Tami. She has InDesign (Illustrator)

8 years ago
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Start with this 1. Don't hit other boats. Collisions are slow and arguments are slower. 2. Keep out of the way of boats in front of you. 3. Port tack...

9 years ago
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Sunbrella has a 10 year warranty.br />Edited by jaybird1111 on Sep 06, 2016 - 07:41 PM.

9 years ago
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NACRA 5.5 sloop has 8'(ish) beam and carried a jib, and its mast was 30' tall. Ron Beliech had a sloop and can offer details. The only NACRA with 11'...

9 years ago
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The Polynesians colonised the entire Pacific on multihulled craft, the concepts are 3000 years old.... here's what happened to Nat Herreshoff and his...

9 years ago
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Sail numbers mean nothing. I picked my own, as did my wife who had a NACRA Square. There is a lot of lost information about Squares, evidenced by the ...

9 years ago
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The Day 4 coverage is exactly what we'd been hoping to see. Thanks! Today's weather: SYNOPSIS FOR FLAGLER BEACH TO JUPITER INLET OUT 60 NM- 418 AM E...

9 years ago
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DamonLinkous wrote: On reflection, the guy giving me the Gulf Stream information was drunk. In fact he was later loudly run off the beach by one of th...

9 years ago
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subscribed. Here's the weather for today (Damon, note the location of the western wall of the Stream :): SYNOPSIS...THE ATLANTIC RIDGE WILL PRODUCE ...

9 years ago
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the weather... COASTAL WATERS FROM JUPITER INLET TO DEERFIELD BEACH FL OUT 20 NM- WATERS FROM JUPITER INLET TO DEERFIELD BEACH FL FROM 20 TO 60 NM...

9 years ago
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Thanks, Damon

9 years ago
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some video of today's start br /> looks like 3 on the beach, others look like they've gone in. Squalls over the course, looking at the radarEdited b...

9 years ago
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Two favours, please... I see you are posting at Facebook, please be advised there are plenty of people who don't subscribe to FB. Please post informa...

9 years ago
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Here ya go:

9 years ago
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Google "Newick Tremolino" and thou shalt find...

10 years ago
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just quickly glanced at this thread so your question may be answered but here goes anyway I had a modified F-27 trimaran with boomless main. I had ex...

10 years ago
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never teach pigs to sing.Edited by jaybird1111 on Dec 17, 2014 - 12:11 PM.

10 years ago
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Yes, you can sail like that. It was SOP for the 18 Squares of old. Randy Smyth once told my wife: "Just shackle the boom to the traveller..." What ha...

10 years ago
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MN3 I wouldn't use that for the start sequence, as the sequence is 5 minutes these days:

10 years ago
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From the TCDYC site: "Fellow sailors, I have some sad news: Dub Granger (Tommy Granger's father) passed away today after a short illness. Dub was a k...

11 years ago
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Ventilation (beachcats): br /> Cavitation (propeller, and extremely high performance craft, such as the AC trimarans or l'Hydroptère) br /> Thank...

11 years ago
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