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n. 支索帆[三角形的]

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  • Staysail: Purpose and trimming - SailNet Community
    So my staysail and jib work together, with the staysail "filling in the gap" below the Yankee jib This is a conventional cutter setup - both sails are intended to be flown simultaneously My 1st reef is to roller furl the Yankee and use the staysail as my sole headsail
  • Staysail - Furler or hanks? - SailNet Community
    I think a reefable staysail is the best option because it is one less thing to fail A reefed staysail and a trysail is good to 60 knots, which even passagemakers might see once in their travels, assuming they sail to the predicted conditions and times of year Furlers can either fail or become uncontrollable, leading to a shredded sail They are a great convenience compared to hanks, but the
  • Staysail boom. . . . more harm than good? | SailNet Community
    Staysail has a semi high clew, as designed along with a yankee type of design for the jib I am debating to remove the staysail boom in its entirety but leave the track, car and block and tackle system as the main running rigging controls, as it will still act as a self-tacking staysail
  • Storm Jib vs Staysail - SailNet Community
    I have a 52' cutter rig and am getting ready to sail to the Caribbean from Annapolis My question is storm jib vs using the staysail Have read both sides and that has given me more questions than answers In nasty conditions, seems safer, easier and quicker to reef the staysail vs taking
  • Fitting out a staysail. . . stay - SailNet Community
    A too small staysail in those conditions, especially unduly flattened, is next to worthless except for downwind If you start out with a larger staysail that's 'reef able ' - best of all possibilities, plus you have a lower 'moment of force' because the CE of the staysail is closer to the mast (than a jib genoa) Tacking a staysail to the stem
  • Seamaid 45, Cutter Rig, Sail Area - SailNet Community
    Looking for the sail area of the standard cutter rig on a Seamaid 45? Does anyone know of a source for detailed build information, tankage, etc on the boats constructed by North Fraser Yachts?
  • Roller Furling Staysail on Sloop - SailNet Community
    Again, the staysail would be too small to use on its own until the winds were in the high 20 knot or even low 30 knot range, and would do no good when used with the proper 110% jib But here is the dillemna with a roller furling staysail on a boat this small
  • Wing wing using staysail? - SailNet Community
    Hi guys, wondering if anyone has tried using their staysail in conjunction with a jib on a cutter rig for downwind sailing? Earlier this year we had a 60NM run where the breeze built from 15 knots to 35 knots during the trip We alternatively ran with the genoa then the staysail and I am now
  • Staysail rigging - SailNet Community
    A staysail is flown on the forestay; hence its 'unshortened' name: FOREstay-sail or stays'l I agree with this 100% I am annoyed by the way in recent years people have been calling it an "inner forestay"
  • Adding a staysail to my 473 (2002, hull 78) - SailNet Community
    I have seen several 473's with a staysail, usually rigged as a Scutter rather than fractional rig - thus avoiding running backstays and also adding redundancy to the forestay (failure of which would obviously be dramatic) The following link is interesting and is the regime I am trying to follow for a more secure ocean sailing experience





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