Excerpt From Maximum Sail Power
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Are Your Genoa Blocks Set For Maximum Sail Power Youtube • the storm sail will have a flat chord depth specific for the conditions. • the location of maximum draft in the storm sail will be correct. indeed, i find it astonishing that some well meaning sailmakers are still telling sailors that they can use their heavily reefed headsail as a storm sail. In doing so, he can keep the cost of the sail to a minimum while still gaining the maximum benefit from the exotic fibers. if the sail is going to be used on a race course, the sailmaker can add durable, chafe resistant panels through the foot area to take the abuse handed out each time the boat tacked.
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Maximum Sail Power Blog Chapter 10 Sail Inventories Part 2 Change the direction of the patch at each seam to match the thread direction of the fabric. your temporary repair will hold the sail together allowing you to patch with nylon. remove the backing on the double stick tape, lay the fabric down smoothly and then sew the patches with your sewing machine. Use these sail trim secrets for maximum sail power. enjoy this excerpt from captain john’s soon to be released book on easy sail trim tips and techniques. you may have heard the rather simplified explanation that fuller sails give a more powerful shape and flatter sails a faster shape. Maximum sail power may not raise to the level of masterpiece, but it does fill a bill as a reference work that’s better written and more interesting than most. maximum sail power by brian hancock (nomad press, 2003; 353 pages). Maximum sail power: the complete guide to sails, sail technology, and performance paperback – october 28, 2003 by brian hancock (author), sir robin knox johnson (foreword) 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 6 ratings.
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