Moin moin
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Moin moin
by Peti » Fri Dec 25, 2015 8:44 pm
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Merry Christmas to all of you.
We are sailing the HR 117 from 1983 named Sirkka. Our home port is in North Germany and we sail on the river Elbe, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Sirkka Is a wonderful boat. comfortable, safe and seaworthy.
I wish you many wonderfull trips next summer.
Rüdiger
Re: Moin moin
by Antti_DD » Sun Dec 27, 2015 9:09 pm
Hi Rüdiger,
Welcome on the forum and thanks for the beautiful sailing photo of s/y Sirkka!
I was looking at your photo and wondering, how the tack corner of your asymmetric/gennaker is attached to the bow?
/Antti
Welcome on the forum and thanks for the beautiful sailing photo of s/y Sirkka!
I was looking at your photo and wondering, how the tack corner of your asymmetric/gennaker is attached to the bow?
/Antti
Antti Laine, Forum Administrator
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Re: Moin moin
by Peti » Mon Dec 28, 2015 10:17 pm
Hi,
This is not a problem, First I use a dyneema Loop wich i put on the short vertical tube of the bow railing Later i use the fitting wich Is on the Photo. It Is more Comfortable and strong enough.
Rüdiger
This is not a problem, First I use a dyneema Loop wich i put on the short vertical tube of the bow railing Later i use the fitting wich Is on the Photo. It Is more Comfortable and strong enough.
Rüdiger
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Re: Moin moin
by Sirius » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:10 pm
I am thinking of a gennaker. Would be interested in more pictures of your tack attachment. I don't want to go down the bowsprit route and am not sure about attaching it to the anchor. Ideally one needs to be able to alter the length of the tack depending on point of sail.
Sirius
Sirius
Re: Moin moin
by Antti_DD » Wed Dec 30, 2015 11:20 pm
Hi Rüdiger,
Thanks very much for sharing this! It seems to be a simple but cleaver solution to this rather common problem that Sirius described. I would also be interested to see more photos of this gennaker attachement in action if possible.
But as this gennaker attachement is kind of a 'hot topic' I would suggest that we continue in this old gennaker topic, which has discussion on bowsprits etc.: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=62
Thanks!
Thanks very much for sharing this! It seems to be a simple but cleaver solution to this rather common problem that Sirius described. I would also be interested to see more photos of this gennaker attachement in action if possible.
But as this gennaker attachement is kind of a 'hot topic' I would suggest that we continue in this old gennaker topic, which has discussion on bowsprits etc.: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=62
Thanks!
Antti Laine, Forum Administrator
HR 29 # 483 "Dolphin Dance"
Blog: http://sydolphindance.com / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sydolphindance / Twitter: https://twitter.com/sydolphindance
HR 29 # 483 "Dolphin Dance"
Blog: http://sydolphindance.com / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sydolphindance / Twitter: https://twitter.com/sydolphindance
Re: Moin moin
by Peti » Thu Dec 31, 2015 4:42 pm
Hi Sirius, hi Antti,
I will send a few more pictures about the gennakerfitting as soon as possible.
The tackline has a reduction 1:2 and was fixed on a simple block behind the winch in the Cockpit.
This construction works absolut fine so that I don't think about a bowsprit anymore. The Gennaker was built Last year from Jan-Segel in Germany and have 56 squaremeter. It is a lot of fun to use it.
Have a good new year
Rüdiger
I will send a few more pictures about the gennakerfitting as soon as possible.
The tackline has a reduction 1:2 and was fixed on a simple block behind the winch in the Cockpit.
This construction works absolut fine so that I don't think about a bowsprit anymore. The Gennaker was built Last year from Jan-Segel in Germany and have 56 squaremeter. It is a lot of fun to use it.
Have a good new year
Rüdiger
Re: Moin moin
by Ralph » Tue Sep 06, 2016 10:51 am
Hallo Rüdiger,
das ist ein wirklich schöner Gennaker/Blister.
Du sagst du hast den von Jan-Segel.
Da ich mich auf dem Gebrauchtmarkt umsehe nach Blistern und mir Liekdaten nicht vorliegen , wollte ich dich gern mal fragen ob du die mitteilen kannst,
Wäre super,
Danke
Fair winds
Ralph
das ist ein wirklich schöner Gennaker/Blister.
Du sagst du hast den von Jan-Segel.
Da ich mich auf dem Gebrauchtmarkt umsehe nach Blistern und mir Liekdaten nicht vorliegen , wollte ich dich gern mal fragen ob du die mitteilen kannst,
Wäre super,
Danke
Fair winds
Ralph
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