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yagon
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 Measuring sail areas The raceboard class rules define 9.5 square metres as the maximum sail size.
Is there a specific methodology by which sail areas are measured?
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| 11 Aug 2008 20:36 |
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yagon
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Re: Measuring sail areas PS.
How accurate are the areas of off-the-shelf sails?
That is, if you buy a 9.5 square metre production sail, how much variability is there is sail size?
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| 11 Aug 2008 20:37 |
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Ole-Jakob Schjerven
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Re: Measuring sail areas Yes,it is a very complicated system that is used to measure sails,by dividing the sail in parts that are individually measured and added.When i was authorised by Norwegian sailing assn. many years ago ,I used 1 hour to measure a sail .
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