[Public-List] boom height for doger

[Mike Meinhold]

I always put the topping lift on before lowering the main to keep it off
the dodger .

When hoisting, the main must always be fully up and the gooseneck be
allowed to rise, so that when fully sheeted down the boom is not on the
dodger.

This depends on the cut of your main .  Mike Lehman had his main cut high
so he could have a higher dodger.  I mounted his dodger a few inches lower
on Rinn Duin.

As soon as I can I will measure from the top of the slider to the bottom of
the boom
1) with main stowed
2) with main hoisted

And also measure top of slider to top of dodger.

If Paul can do the same it would be interesting. To see differences.


Mike
Rinn Duin #272
On Thu, Dec 15, 2022 at 03:46 Gordon Laco via Public-List <
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> Yes…. The boom must be in its stowed at rest position
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> > Gordon -- Who ever makes this measurement for you, it is important that
> the boom be at the bottom end of the gooseneck track when the measurement
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