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#1 2011-04-14 16:00:29

sclaude
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Jib and storm jib

Hi,

In terms of head sails, I currently of a 153% and a 135% that are good.  I also have an old 120% that can be reefed down to a 89% jib. 

I am looking a newer 100% and a storm jib, both with hanks. 
To comply with PIYA rules the storm jib area must not exceed 5% of I^2.  That is less than 61sqft.

Would anyone recommend dimensions for a 100% jib for a C&C27-2 (luff, leech and foot)?

Stéphane, Sidney BC

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#2 2011-05-18 06:48:37

dmartis
Member

Re: Jib and storm jib

Stephane

You can probably use a percentage of your "I" dimension (its around 12 feet) to figure out what size storm sails you need.

That being said, my boat has a 110% working jib that would probably be suitable for winds in the 20-25 knot range.  (I haven't used it much on Lake Ontario)

This sail has a luff length of 30'-3" and an LP of 11'3".

I've also got a storm jib (again, never used, but probably good in the 25+ range).  Luff length 20'2", LP of 6'7"

Hope this helps!

Dan Martis
Dream Catcher
Oakville, Ontario
Mark 3, Hull #636


Dan Martis
Dream Catcher
Oakville, Ontario
Mark 3, Hull #636

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