Martin Baxter wrote:


Well Bob, those were three really useful and informative comments.

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.

Ready, set,, go!

Now I know some of you will want to jump in here and answer, don't, let
Bob come up with the answers himself!

I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!

DSK

DSK wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:


Well Bob, those were three really useful and informative comments.

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.

Ready, set,, go!

Now I know some of you will want to jump in here and answer, don't, let
Bob come up with the answers himself!

I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!

DSK

Jeeze Doug, I asked you not to help! ;-0~

Cheers
Marty

Chrome anchor nitwit. That's the only one that'll work!

"DSK" wrote in message
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Martin Baxter wrote:


Well Bob, those were three really useful and informative comments.

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without
removing
the rake). No google.

Ready, set,, go!

Now I know some of you will want to jump in here and answer, don't, let
Bob come up with the answers himself!

I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of
mast
rake!

DSK

DSK wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:


Well Bob, those were three really useful and informative comments.

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.

Ready, set,, go!

Now I know some of you will want to jump in here and answer, don't, let
Bob come up with the answers himself!


I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!


Quiet Doug, people who sail are talking.

Cheers

On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 11:18:40 -0500, DSK wrote
this crap:

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.

I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!

Actually, we open our cabintop hatch and our bow hatch straight up, to
grab more wind while going downwind.




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Sorry, that was too complicated for me.

Can you put the question in terms that I can understand?

He aint kidden neither!


RB

On your crapola hunter... sure thing, why not open your dress too.

"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 11:18:40 -0500, DSK wrote
this crap:

Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without
removing
the rake). No google.

I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of
mast
rake!

Actually, we open our cabintop hatch and our bow hatch straight up, to
grab more wind while going downwind.




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Horvath wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 11:18:40 -0500, DSK wrote
this crap:


Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.


I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!


Actually, we open our cabintop hatch and our bow hatch straight up, to
grab more wind while going downwind.


Do you make the crew stand up too? We do that in NZ.

Cheers

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 14:44:41 +1300, MC wrote this
crap:



Horvath wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 11:18:40 -0500, DSK wrote
this crap:


Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without removing
the rake). No google.


I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless of mast
rake!


Actually, we open our cabintop hatch and our bow hatch straight up, to
grab more wind while going downwind.


Do you make the crew stand up too? We do that in NZ.

And block the sails? That doesn't sound too bright.





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Well, you're not very bright, so it fits.

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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 14:44:41 +1300, MC wrote this
crap:



Horvath wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 11:18:40 -0500, DSK wrote
this crap:


Now explain to us exactly how increased rake causes a deterioration in
downwind performance and what can be done to offset this, (without
removing
the rake). No google.


I know, I know!! Mount an anchor on the companionway hatch cover!

This has been proven to increase downwind speed every time, regardless
of mast
rake!


Actually, we open our cabintop hatch and our bow hatch straight up, to
grab more wind while going downwind.


Do you make the crew stand up too? We do that in NZ.

And block the sails? That doesn't sound too bright.





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