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Reply | Forward Message #95 of 255 |
hi guys
having now got my micro up and running i feel i am
missing at least one head sail
does the micro normally have a no 2 headsail or is all
the reefing done on the main?
if it should have a no 2 does anyone have measurements
for it?
also can anyone advise py or irc figures for the boat?
regards oliver

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hi guys having now got my micro up and running i feel i am missing at least one head sail does the micro normally have a no 2 headsail or is all the reefing... 		oliver cheetham
olivercheetham
Offline Send Email 		Mar 8, 2006
9:48 pm

The Micros Class Rules used to authorise a second jib, no more than 70% of the largest one. We authorised first a 4,55 sq.m jib even ifthe largest headsail was...
Philippe De Troy
phildetroy
Offline Send Email 		Mar 8, 2006
10:00 pm

thanks for that thanks for that for me it will be a definite must as i´m usually light handed or solo do you have any ideas on handicap nos- i´m in mallorca ...
oliver cheetham
olivercheetham
Offline Send Email 		Mar 13, 2006
10:09 pm

Hi I recommed a no.2. There are other things besides racing... a working jib is great for a "sail around the bay" especially single handed or if it's windy and...
JOHN BUTTON
johng8jmb
Offline Send Email 		Mar 9, 2006
10:21 pm

thanks for that it is exactly when i´m short handed or alone that the prob really gets bad!!! the boat is really not at all happy in a blow! i will probably...
oliver cheetham
olivercheetham
Offline Send Email 		Mar 13, 2006
10:09 pm

Oliver, IRC claims many certificates in Spain, but Spain is also traditionally ORC-minded... There is a Micro Class activity in Southern Spain (Huelva, Isla...
Philippe De Troy
phildetroy
Offline Send Email 		Mar 13, 2006
10:43 pm

Oliver, You're right, It's different sailing at sea on your own (sailing with family is the same but there is more to tread on) to balls out round a lake with...
JOHN BUTTON
johng8jmb
Offline Send Email 		Mar 14, 2006
7:38 am

On a quarter tonner, I cruised extensively, and very often single-handed. Sails changes in heavy weather were really a nasty job. The high aspect jib had two...
Philippe De Troy
phildetroy
Offline Send Email 		Mar 14, 2006
8:40 am

i´ve aquired atwo no 1´s- a like new which is stowed away for the serious stuff and an older model which is pretty good also i´m toying with the idea of...
oliver cheetham
olivercheetham
Offline Send Email 		Mar 14, 2006
4:52 pm

Hello Sailors I have decided to put Spiced Gold up for sale as I think it is time to upgrade to something slightly bigger For more details please see...
Terry
gtem19889
Offline Send Email 		Mar 19, 2006
10:26 am
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