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Some light air tips in no particular order: - Get all the weight off the boat - no junk in the trunk!
- loose headstay, loose shrouds to reduce mast prebend
- Use light air spinnaker sheets and don't use any metal shackles.
- Don't pinch - lighter air requires deeper upwind angles and hotter downwind angles (no too deep)
- Use the crew to induce leeward heel.
- keep weight forward - minimize bodies in the cockpit
- Halyard tension should be loose for main and jib
- loose foot, traveler up, leech open - try to make all the telltales fly on leech
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