[Public-list] Dual Headstay
Roger L Kingsland
r.kingsland at ksba.com
Tue Jun 13 09:36:05 PDT 2006
Chris,
There was a discussion of this subject on the page that started 9/30/03 and
ran until 10/9/03. Suggest you try checking the archives to get some
background.
Roger
Roger Kingsland
Managing Partner
KSBA Architects
N40°- 27.83' W79°- 57.99'
(412) 252-1500 x101 office
(412) 779-5101 cell
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christos Katehis" <ckatehis at handsonsailing.us>
To: "A30 List" <public-list at alberg30.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:14 AM
Subject: [Public-list] Dual Headstay
> Last season was my first with a jib furling system; it was a wise
> decision but I gave up on sail choices. My sails are all hi cut for
> coastal / blue water cruising and I converted my 135% for the furler.
> Refing this high cut 135% does not do the job of a normal working jib. I
> decided I want the best of both worlds a dual headstay sytem.
>
> I noticed Yves Gelinas has modified to a dual headstay and I am in
> pursuit of the same.
>
> My question is towards Stephen Sousa; can the shop that did the new mast
> heads for the group modify a mast head and the stemhead fitting to
> accomidate a dual head stay system? I am in talks with Yves to supply me
> pictures and or a sketch of his system.
>
> Chris Katehis
> Kasia #383
> New York City
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