I'm actually looking for a spinnaker around 300 sq. ft., which is about 30 sq. m. Spinnakers up to the N6.0 size (340 sq. ft. or 34/35 sq.m.) have been used. I think that is too large. Much adivse has been, "when in doubt, go larger"
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| Author: | davidn [ Mon Nov 15, 2004 4:00 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Hobie 20 Spin |
I'm trying to find out the size of the spinnaker that Hobie used to sell for the Miracle 20. The factory is now selling the Tiger spin, but used to sell a larger one. Its actually the one shown on the web site. Anyone know the size and/or measurements of this spin? thanks, David H20 781 |
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| Author: | José A. Pascual-Gutiérrez [ Wed Nov 17, 2004 12:21 am ] |
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Why do not try the Hobie Fox's spinnaker? I do not have the dimensions of the sail, but it is a 25 square meter spinnaker compared to the 19/21 m2 of the Tiger's. |
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| Author: | davidn [ Wed Nov 17, 2004 2:52 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Hobie 20 Spinnaker |
I'm actually looking for a spinnaker around 300 sq. ft., which is about 30 sq. m. Spinnakers up to the N6.0 size (340 sq. ft. or 34/35 sq.m.) have been used. I think that is too large. Much adivse has been, "when in doubt, go larger"
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