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Re: Weather Helm
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03/23/04 12:27 PM
03/23/04 12:27 PM
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Posts: 3 San Pedro, CA, USA
Geoffrey Turk
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Originally posted by D. Bartley: What sort of conditions, point of sail?
Lots of things, some of which may help:
- sail the boat flatter, less heel reduces helm
- Drop the traveler down, all the way to leeward if you have to
- Flatten the main... more backstay, outhaul
- use a smaller headsail
- Reduce mast rake (ease the shrouds, tighten the forestay, then bring your shrouds tighter)
- Sometimes, there's just nothing you can do. On a tight reach in a good breeze, a J/30 is a truck.
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