[C38] Asymmetrical Sails

Marc-Andrea Klimaschewski marcklim at outlook.com
Tue Aug 11 23:53:49 EDT 2015


Do you gybe the asyms outside of the headstay then? Just curious how well that works under racing conditions.Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2015 13:51:18 -0700
From: SSmolinske at rainierrubber.com
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Subject: Re: [C38] Asymmetrical Sails

We do both, run a line from  the cockpit up to a block on the roller similar  to a roller furler, I have a stopper mounted to the toe rail near the cockpit.   We  have tacked it directly to the line, or the line to the pole.   I  have developed a sneaking suspicion that symmetrical spinnakers move the  boat better.   We have used Asyms in light to 25, have an A2, A3 and A4.   We use  a light #1 from 2-10, and a drifter below 2 StevePeregrine #312Seattle   From: Listserve [mailto:listserve-bounces at catalina38.org] On Behalf Of Marc-Andrea Klimaschewski1 
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Subject: [C38] Asymmetrical Sails Anyone using asymmetrical spinnakers on a Catalina 38? If so, do you tack them down to a pole or to a point somewhere near the anchor roller? What kind of conditions do you use them in? How about a Code 0? Anyone tried that or does a bigger genoa do the trick for you? Thanksmarc
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