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7921 roger harrington
blackpool4u Offline Send Email
Jul 4, 2006
8:47 pm
The advice about buying the book is sound - it is a super book though unfortunately expensive. It is the junk rig bible. Whilst on the subject of junk rigs, I...
7922 taodog540 Offline Send Email Jul 4, 2006
8:49 pm
Dear Friends, I am a producer working on a feature film, and I am interested in renting/buying/building several various sizes and styles of rigs. Anyone who is...
7923 gbrianob Offline Send Email Jul 5, 2006
12:17 pm
Hi Roger, I'd be very interested in taking a look at her. Could we exchange emails direct on this? Regards, Gerry. ... Whilst on the subject of junk rigs, I...
7924 roger harrington
blackpool4u Offline Send Email
Jul 6, 2006
2:55 pm
yes that's no problem gbrianob <junk@...> wrote: Hi Roger, I'd be very interested in taking a look at her. Could we exchange emails direct on...
7925 Andre Venter
mabelsgift Offline Send Email
Jul 6, 2006
5:05 pm
I would also like to look at it. I am in High Wycombe. PLease e mail me if it is still available. my e mail is mabelsgift at yahoo dot co dot uk thanks......
7926 De Clarke
de_anander Offline Send Email
Jul 6, 2006
7:35 pm
Has anyone recently seen Robin and Iris on Haiku? they don't answer email and I seem to have lost their phone number. last seen at Moss Landing CA. possibly...
7927 Ian Truelsen
ihtruelsen Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2006
12:05 am
I am looking at the design for a trimaran that I want to build, a Searunner 34 foot. This is designed as a stayed, Marconi rigged, single mast rig. Now, given...
7928 steelsil2 Offline Send Email Jul 7, 2006
2:27 am
It is unlikely that your current mast can be converted to a junk rig. Junk masts are shorter and heavier than marconi masts, even if they are stayed against...
7929 steelsil2 Offline Send Email Jul 7, 2006
2:34 am
After re-reading your post, I see that you aren't converting an existing a boat, but building one. Note that a junk mast requires at least 10% bury. After...
7930 SteveS
sstudle1 Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2006
3:26 am
... It seems to be normal for the mast to move forward, since that sail is replacing both the main and the jib. As a multi that can pick-up quite a bit of...
7931 Tord Eriksson
mr_tord_s_er... Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2006
1:58 pm
... Worth considering would be a junk jawl, as then the mast has to come even further forward, maybe less impeding access to the forepeak (don't know the...
7932 thetholll Offline Send Email Jul 7, 2006
4:38 pm
Hi I'm Andrew, a 28 year old Australian who is Annie Hills biggest fan. I'm on a working holiday in London. I'm seriously considering buying a Badger in the...
7933 thetholll Offline Send Email Jul 7, 2006
4:41 pm
Hi I'm Andrew, a 28 year old Australian who is Annie Hills biggest fan. I'm on a working holiday in London. I'm seriously considering buying a Badger in the...
7934 Ian Truelsen
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Jul 7, 2006
6:38 pm
... I appreciate the response, and maybe I was unclear, I have plans for the boat, not a boat itself. I was wondering what modifications would need to be made...
7935 Leo Foltz
jitsuzan Offline Send Email
Jul 8, 2006
9:00 am
Ian, what I can see on the two Searunner 34 drawings that I have: very symmetrical design, with the mast standing right in the center of the boat (for and aft)...
7936 Deb
debclarke Offline Send Email
Jul 10, 2006
11:45 am
Hello Andrew, I have also read Annie Hill's 'Voyaging on a small income' and loved it. I sat down and read it from cover to cover the moment I received it. I...
7937 Andre Venter
mabelsgift Offline Send Email
Jul 10, 2006
6:29 pm
Norway and cheap are mutually exclusive terms but still i like Trondheim. The people are special there. If you ask directions to a bus stop or a store, it is...
7938 Crypto Quixote
cryptoquixote Offline Send Email
Jul 10, 2006
10:58 pm
Hello everyone, I'm thinkin of buying a refurbished hull and finishing it as a junk rig. (Love the design) At the risk of losing out on what may be a very good...
7939 Edward Hooper
trekkfugl Offline Send Email
Jul 11, 2006
10:26 am
Hi Thetholll, Cheapest way to Stavanger is via Ryanair from Stansted to Haugesund. If you are clever/lucky you can get it for 1 pound each way, then it is an...
7940 sarah hair
sarahhairaloha Offline Send Email
Jul 11, 2006
1:07 pm
Aloha! We just ordered new junk sails from lee sales in Hong Kong for a total of around $2000.00 US including a sail for our dinghy. Both sail sizes were...
7941 John Tompkins
canoe_sailor Offline Send Email
Jul 11, 2006
5:06 pm
... People keep saying how expensive Norway is, But I've been there several times and never found it so. If you insist on doing your shopping in the tourist...
7942 Crypto Quixote
cryptoquixote Offline Send Email
Jul 12, 2006
7:52 pm
Thanks for the reply Sarah. The info you provided was very helpful. $2000 for sails isn't too bad. I guess the 38 needs the foredeck rebuilt also. I'm still...
7943 goadarama Offline Send Email Jul 13, 2006
3:35 pm
We're sewing up a replacement for our polytarp main and were wondering if anyone's used Top Gun fabric for their sails? T. Colvin recommends it and has used it...
7944 Ian Truelsen
ihtruelsen Offline Send Email
Jul 13, 2006
9:17 pm
I sent off a note to John Marples, a designer of multihulls, about modifying his design for a junk rig. This is the relevant part of his response, and I would...
7945 Matti Palm
mattipalm Offline Send Email
Jul 14, 2006
9:36 am
We sew up a 800 sqft Hasler sail with top gun. It was in fact quicker than I anticipated. We used a sailrite machine and two people could handle the long seams...
7946 Don Taylor
schoonerpilger Offline Send Email
Jul 14, 2006
1:28 pm
... Good point from Matt: don't skimp on the thread. There is no point sewing up a sail out of UV-resistant fabric only to have the thread evaporate in the...
7947 Jim Shanahan
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Jul 14, 2006
2:05 pm
Although the amplitude of motion is small in the multihull, the ... Bunny Smith, the developer of the Fennix rig, had considerable success with it on his last...
7948 steelsil2 Offline Send Email Jul 14, 2006
6:37 pm
I have read posts, and also an article by owners of two different catamarans with bi-plane junk rigs that were very happy with them. I have experienced...
7949 steelsil2 Offline Send Email Jul 15, 2006
5:22 am
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/04/s/vintage/multihulls/index.cfm...
7950 Jim Shanahan
jameshanahan Offline Send Email
Jul 15, 2006
9:38 am
... I corresponded with Gary about dragonwings and he said if he wee to do it again he would consider using the Bolger Chinese Gaff variation instead....
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