[Alberg30] Traveler

[Dave Terrell]

I did this on my CAL 27 and the main problem was that it blocked the
companion way. I had mid boom sheeting on that boat so it worked out. I
had to move it from the aft end of the cockpit because I put wheel
steering in and could not leave it there.I would never do that to
TALISMAN, so would not move the traveller. Midboom sheeting created
larger loads and I have always been advised not to go there unless there
was a really good reason.

>>> billblevins at mac.com 08/08/03 14:55 PM >>>
Has anyone on this list ever moved their traveler forward in the cockpit
so
that it runs across the seat just aft of the companionway, attaching to
the
mid-boom vs. the end? Other than going against the racing rules for
A30¹s
and occasionally blocking part of the companionway access, would there
be
any advantage or disadvantage related to performance in doing this?

Bill Blevins
³Sabrina² #158
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