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Mast rake and shrouds |
Message #535 by: |
Dave |
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Tuesday 24th of June 2003 at 3:27 pm |
Hi,
Please could someone tell me why I would need to adjust the mast rake (if ever) and how tight the shouds should be for different wind conditions.
thanks a lot for your help. |
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Message #536 by: |
ben |
Posted on: |
Tuesday 24th of June 2003 at 6:23 pm |
on which boat?
Rake mast back in stronger winds/lighter crew weight.shrouds depend on the boat. |
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Rake etc |
Message #537 by: |
Dave |
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Wednesday 25th of June 2003 at 8:29 am |
Sorry Ben, it's actually a hobie 16. I'm 85kg, my mate is about 70, so we're quite heavy. |
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Message #540 by: |
Ben |
Posted on: |
Wednesday 25th of June 2003 at 6:34 pm |
For your crew weight put the shrouds on hole 3 or 4 from the bottom.When its light pull as much jib halyard tension as you can then as it gets windier ease the jib tension off inch by inch so you can go upwind in the lulls with the main block to block. If you feel underpowered pull and inch on and if your overpowered all the time ease it off an inch.Also pull the downhaul on and move the jib travellers out as it gets windier. |
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Message #541 by: |
Dave |
Posted on: |
Thursday 26th of June 2003 at 9:25 am |
thanks very much for that Ben I'll see how we get on at the weekend.
Dave. |
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Message #542 by: |
Jon |
Posted on: |
Thursday 26th of June 2003 at 1:35 pm |
http://www.hobie-cat.net/site_gb/index.php?produits,hobie_16
Go to this link to download a tuning guide for a Hobie 16 |
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Message #545 by: |
Dave |
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Thursday 26th of June 2003 at 2:36 pm |
Yep thanks for that, very helpful.
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Tuning guide |
Message #550 by: |
Jon |
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Monday 30th of June 2003 at 12:33 pm |
If you can work out what the section written in French means let could you plese let me know.
Ta |
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Tuning Guide HC 16 |
Message #616 by: |
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Monday 15th of September 2003 at 6:00 pm |
Hi Dave,
If still needed I can help in French Translation but I found this tuning Guide fairly poor.
Surely something of better quality should exist somewhere ?
I do long distance race on HC 16 SPI and enjoy it, I'm 83 kg and crew is 53.
Bye,
Antoine
WWW.HSSC.NET (our club in Kent) |
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