F25 mast and sail configuration
Re: F25 mast and sail configuration
Yes, there is one. Search this board and you'll probably find details and photos
Michel Capel, Freedom 44 #4 1981 'Alabama Queen', NED8188, cat ketch with wishbones, home port Enkhuizen, the Netherlands, 52*42.238'N 005*18.154'E.
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Re: F25 mast and sail configuration
Gang,
I worked with Bill Hansen here in the SF Bay area to build a square top sail. Couldn't be happier with the sail.
Can't really give a performance review, I am new to sailing, so I don't really know if it is better than others.
It seems like it performs well enough, I just snapped the boom, so the sail must be powerful enough to reveal the next weakest link.
Cheers,
Matt
I worked with Bill Hansen here in the SF Bay area to build a square top sail. Couldn't be happier with the sail.
Can't really give a performance review, I am new to sailing, so I don't really know if it is better than others.
It seems like it performs well enough, I just snapped the boom, so the sail must be powerful enough to reveal the next weakest link.
Cheers,
Matt
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