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Wind Speed: 18 NNESea State: Choppy🌊 Water: SaltwaterTemperature: 75Current/Tide: incoming .5ktsFleet Size: 41Self Determined Performance Rating: 8/10Crew Name: Alex TinocoSkipper Weight: 190 lbsCrew Weight: 160 lbsBoat Number: 31847
Boat Settings
Jib: VB Voiles VB Radial JibMainsail: Quantum C-5Main Condition: NewJib Condition: NewMast Rake: 21' 6.5;"Shroud Tension: 22Wire Size: 2.5mm compressedSpreader Length: 17.5 inchSpreader Sweep: 30"Jib Lead: 86Jib Cloth Tension: TightJib Height (deck to tack): 4"Jib Outboard Lead: Full OutboardCunningham: MaxOuthaul: MaxVang: HeavyMast Fwd/Aft Puller: 1 cm forwardTraveler: Down 6"Augie Eq./Duffy Dom.: Eased
Sailed very high and fast, has a mediocre start in the middle of the line, there were two bad problems, . It took a long period of time to set the barber haulers on the first reach losing several boats. New shoes were very slippery leading to a fall and collission and having to do two turns near the 2nd mark at the finish. Overall however speed was very fast when in the clear and the barber hauler was very fast passing several boats on the reachs. The mast base pin was moved one hole forward for higher wind and we sailed with 1cm of forward puller. The rudder pintals broke at the finish of the race ending the day.
Wind Speed: 15-17 NESea State: Choppy🌊 Water: SaltwaterFleet Size: 4Self Determined Performance Rating: 10/10
Boat Settings
Jib: Quantum RSJ-14Mainsail: Quantum C-5Main Condition: NewJib Condition: Rag binMast Rake: 21 5 Shroud Tension: 21Wire Size: 2.5mm compressedCunningham: FullOuthaul: FullVang: Full and off depending on lulsMast Fwd/Aft Puller: Mast in the middleShroud Adjuster Wiggle: None
Good practice on windy conditions, bring the crew weight back when big waves come, learn to look waves to determine if move the body back.
- notes from ivan when is windy you want to bring the lead cart back to flat the jib.
As well as the lead.
- downwind when there is side waves i crew needs to go leward.
-Crew When boat is going down a wave move weight foward but always look if there is a lot of consecutives waves will need to move foward and back more often.
-If the pole doesn’t have a good chackord you need to help with the jib sheet with tension to bring it faster, keep both sheets cleated to prevent failures.
-The stay mast line always have to be tight high to the front so the pole can move in and out easy.
Wind Speed: 7-12 WSea State: Flat🌊 Water: SaltwaterFleet Size: 20Self Determined Performance Rating: 7/10Crew Name: Katrien SasBoat Number: 30714
Boat Settings
Main Condition: NewJib Condition: Mid-lifeMast Rake: 660Shroud Tension: 21Wire Size: 3mm standardJib Cloth Tension: LightJib Outboard Lead: InboardCunningham: OffOuthaul: Eased - tightVang: Off - moderateMast Fwd/Aft Puller: Neutral - fwdTraveler: CenterShroud Adjuster Wiggle: None
VB main, Starvoiles jib
First time after a long winter break. Nice competition in 2nd half of strong fleet.
