[Sonar] Protecting newer sails

[Thomas_M_Brown at bluecrossmn.com]

During the last upwind on the Lonar,   as most of you I'm sure did,   I 
had to flog my new main more and harder than I certainly wanted to keep 
the boat on its feet.     As Ernie said later...each flog...$5,  $10.....

I'm keeping my old main around.

Thomas Brown
"Maximizing Business by Minimizing Surprises"



"Mark Kochendorfer" <markoch at gmail.com> 
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06/14/2006 11:23 AM

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[Sonar] Protecting newer sails






Does it make sense to use old sails on days when it is very windy in order 
to make the new sails last longer?  At what wind speed should I consider 
using the old jib or the old main?

20mph?

25mph?

Thursday?

-- 
Mark
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