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Curious to know if anyone has tried a mast head kite on the J30? i am contemplating it on my boat #121.
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Originally posted by AWMboats: Curious to know if anyone has tried a mast head kite on the J30? i am contemplating it on my boat #121. I know of a J/29 Fractional that has a 7/8+ fractional kite. It does very well PHRF with this config and a 108 rating: Dog House (Formerly, Bark Ode) http://mbbc-vt.org/2006race/382.htm
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Might try Ginch in Annapolis if you can find him. Owner called me one day a couple years ago to ask if it would be OK under class rules to add a masthead sheave. It didn't really matter since Ginch already had a modified keel (deeper) so wasn't racing in class anyway.
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That J/30 with the bow sprit also had roller furling in the picture. Makes it a J/105 with the creature comforts of a J/30 at a fraction of the cost! Real sailors fly symmetrical kites anyway :-)
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