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Ron
Ron
@nacra55
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Joined: November 2, 2004 5:59 am
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Karl, this may come in handy also.

11 years ago
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This is based on past years, not the NOR Straight line distance from the start to 129 (the 16 turn mark, half way) is approximately 9.5 miles Strai...

11 years ago
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Multihull Classes-Inactive - both the P Cat and Weta are here although the Weta has few data points thus the number in brackets. Current tables - li...

11 years ago
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I don't know much about a Hobie 17 but it could be centerboard related. Swap sides and see what happens. I had a set of dagger boards that caused some...

11 years ago
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MN3 wrote: Should these lines be tight as in tighter is better, or just snug, or does it matter? TIGHT! you want to bend your pole down a fair amount...

11 years ago
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Looks like 6 battens to me. 14's are 5 or 6 and 16's are 8 if I recall.

11 years ago
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The bottom of the second page tells you how to measure mast rake.

11 years ago
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Ok Hobie 20 guys, Here's the scoop. It's a series written by Bob Curry in the mid 90's. All you need to know and a whole lot more.

11 years ago
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Is it a Hobie Dragon?

11 years ago
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Looks like Team Dirty Bird's (Key Sailing) in the lead this morning. Live tracking is cool.

11 years ago
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kernunnos wrote: I need the sheaves, both for the rudders and masthead... You should find what you need at Murray's. Edited by nacra55 on May 16, 201...

11 years ago
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MN3 wrote: I am getting much better (after sailing behind him for a decade now) but i am still setting and resetting sails, travlers, and the cooler ...

11 years ago
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pocreva wrote: Please, don't worry, The F18s and the H16s will have THEIR OWN CLASS. Already you have signed up and shown that you are organizations...

11 years ago
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I didn't buy an F18 to sail handicap.

11 years ago
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bacho wrote: Question, what happens if we have 3 F18s in A fleet and 2 in B? Are they all placed in an F18 fleet or did we fail to make an F18 fleet? ...

11 years ago
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Yes, normally the slowest class starts first and fastest class starts last.Edited by nacra55 on Apr 30, 2014 - 08:44 PM.

11 years ago
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Sounds like lots of new sailors coming to this regatta. Here's some reading material. Rights of way and starting sequence are important.

11 years ago
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southronspirit wrote: what does open high and open low mean , i have have a main and a jib i am sailing regardless Open Low or A would be non spin lo...

11 years ago
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timscottyoung wrote: Do you NEED a spinnaker to be a contender? Sounds like it to me. I don't have one and even worse, wouldn't know how to use it if...

11 years ago
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Did you already pull out the old? If not Tape the old and new together at one end. Then pull the old out and in goes the new. Otherwise break out th...

11 years ago
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Very few people camp any more. There is some room but limited. No hookups. Sprinkler system in grassy area. Hopefully Rob will reply to this.

11 years ago
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Be very careful installing the beam bolts, the are easily stripped. The connection between the tiller and tiller crossbar has a weld that tends to br...

11 years ago
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In my opinion, the Nacra 5.8 is not a solo boat and not for you. Look at the P16.

11 years ago
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Here are the polish page with pictures of the Nacra 5.5 can you see what it is, a slope or uni?/blockquote> That's a 5.8 original in the picture, not...

11 years ago
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The 5.5 Uni drives like a dump truck with two on the boat and no jib, especially in heavy air and waves. Buy the 5.5 sloop vs the 5.5 uni if you ever...

11 years ago
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Yours looks like an 86 model and your last 8 is probably a "B" built in September

11 years ago
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They only squeak in light air.

11 years ago
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#1 The jib halyard should be run down the mast like you described. Going through the jib zipper would only be done with a furler and I don't see one i...

11 years ago
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Our club has about 30 cats all tied down that way. We have been using mobile home anchors for 25 years. We had 70 mph sustained winds for several hou...

11 years ago
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