From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Mon Oct 4 03:11:59 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Arthur Kelley)
Date: Sun, 03 Oct 2004 22:11:59 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]Website Updates
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Our apologies - the class fell off the Internet for a month due to a domain registration glitch. We are back up and running and are taking steps to prevent a reoccurrence.
Check the website today for:
A new speed record for a Frers-33 - 14.9 kts! This was through the water without engine assistance, not one of those down-the freeway-on-the-back-of-a-trailer deals. Check it out in the Updates section on the Homepage.
Also look for some new listings of sails available. We have one boat posted for sale, but I hear that there may be two others. Send me your listings and I will post them - free of charge!
As always, a reminder - send me your hull number and some pictures, and I will dedicate a web page to your boat. We need your HULL number (embedded on transom), not your sail number.
Art Kelley
Brilliant
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Our apologies - the class fell off the Internet for
a month due to a domain registration glitch. We are back up and running
and are taking steps to prevent a reoccurrence.
Check the website today for:
A new speed record for a Frers-33 - 14.9
kts! This was through the water without engine assistance, not one of
those down-the freeway-on-the-back-of-a-trailer deals. Check it out in the
Updates section on the Homepage.
Also look for some new listings of sails
available. We have one boat posted for sale, but I hear that there may be
two others. Send me your listings and I will post them - free of
charge!
As always, a reminder - send me your hull number
and some pictures, and I will dedicate a web page to your boat. We need
your HULL number (embedded on transom), not your sail number.
Art Kelley
Brilliant
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Mon Oct 4 11:47:33 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Kurt Hudson)
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2004 06:47:33 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]Website Updates
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Keep up the good work Art.we all appreciate your efforts to keep us in
touch!
=20
Kurt
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From: frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com
[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Arthur Kelley
Sent: Sunday, October 03, 2004 10:12 PM
To: frers-list@lists.frers33.com
Subject: [frers-list]Website Updates
=20
Our apologies - the class fell off the Internet for a month due to a =
domain
registration glitch. We are back up and running and are taking steps to
prevent a reoccurrence.
=20
Check the website today for:
=20
A new speed record for a Frers-33 - 14.9 kts! This was through the =
water
without engine assistance, not one of those down-the
freeway-on-the-back-of-a-trailer deals. Check it out in the Updates =
section
on the Homepage.
=20
Also look for some new listings of sails available. We have one boat =
posted
for sale, but I hear that there may be two others. Send me your =
listings
and I will post them - free of charge!
=20
As always, a reminder - send me your hull number and some pictures, and =
I
will dedicate a web page to your boat. We need your HULL number =
(embedded
on transom), not your sail number.
=20
Art Kelley
Brilliant=20
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Keep up the good work Art…we =
all
appreciate your efforts to keep us in touch!
Kurt
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[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Arthur Kelley Sent: Sunday, October 03, =
2004
10:12 PM To: =
frers-list@lists.frers33.com Subject: =
[frers-list]Website
Updates
Our apologies - the class =
fell off
the Internet for a month due to a domain registration glitch. We =
are back
up and running and are taking steps to prevent a =
reoccurrence.
Check the website today =
for:
A new speed record for a =
Frers-33 -
14.9 kts! This was through the water without engine =
assistance, not
one of those down-the freeway-on-the-back-of-a-trailer deals. =
Check it
out in the Updates section on the Homepage.
Also look for some new =
listings of
sails available. We have one boat posted for sale, but I hear that =
there
may be two others. Send me your listings and I will post them - =
free of
charge!
As always, a reminder - =
send me your
hull number and some pictures, and I will dedicate a web page to your
boat. We need your HULL number (embedded on transom), not your =
sail
number.
Art =
Kelley
Brilliant =
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Tue Oct 5 18:41:44 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Albert Francis X NSSC)
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 13:41:44 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Message-ID: <791F162D7B7EC846A4B432B893BFB2920216BD@nssczeusex2.navsea.navy.mil>
Wanted to ask a general question about the # 2 sail for the Frers 33. I
bought a new #1 3DL 155% genoa last year and it has performed very well for
us this summer. It has a rated wind range of 0 to 19 knots but in reality
once you get up around 14 or 15 knots you are badly overpowered and to keep
the boat on it's feet you have to be luffing most of the main sail. Even
with the main sail traveler down low and the mainsheet eased the #1 genoa
trimmed in tight creates a lot of heal nearing 25 to 30% in 15 knots. I
also have a really strong all Kevlar #3 100% jib with battens that works
very well in the 26 knots and up wind range.
I will be looking at purchasing a #2 3DL this year at the Annapolis boat
show and have already had discussions with North about this. Their
suggestion is to go with a 145% cut flat, but that only reduces the sail
area by 29 sq feet where as a 140% reduces it by 43 sq feet and a 135%
reduces it down by 58 sq feet. Since I'm really looking for something in
the 16 to 25 knot range I'm not exactly sure which one of these will work
best. Clearly at 16 knots the 145 would be a good sail and not so good at
24 knots. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated, especially first
hand experience.
Thanks,
Frank Albert
From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Tue Oct 5 19:30:12 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Allan Heyward)
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 14:30:12 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
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Message-ID: <000501c4ab09$5d407fe0$6f00a8c0@ALLAN>
My #2 is a heavy #1 - 145% fairly flat cut made by Quantum (that black
and gold plastic they use). It is an excellent sail from 8-18 knots
true wind. I've carried it over 22 but we start to get overpowered at
18-19. My light 1 (155% Quantum light plastic) works very well up to
8-10 true, giving me some overlap. Above 18-19 true the battened 3 is
the best sail. If seas are heavy, I carry the 145 a little longer to
get the drive, if flat, I switch to the 3 a little sooner to flatten the
boat out.
Allan M. Heyward, Jr.
COOK, HEYWARD, LEE, HOPPER & FEEHAN, P.C.
804-747-4500
-----Original Message-----
From: frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com
[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Albert Francis
X NSSC
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:42 PM
To: 'frers-list@lists.frers33.com'
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Wanted to ask a general question about the # 2 sail for the Frers 33. I
bought a new #1 3DL 155% genoa last year and it has performed very well
for
us this summer. It has a rated wind range of 0 to 19 knots but in
reality
once you get up around 14 or 15 knots you are badly overpowered and to
keep
the boat on it's feet you have to be luffing most of the main sail.
Even
with the main sail traveler down low and the mainsheet eased the #1
genoa
trimmed in tight creates a lot of heal nearing 25 to 30% in 15 knots. I
also have a really strong all Kevlar #3 100% jib with battens that works
very well in the 26 knots and up wind range.
I will be looking at purchasing a #2 3DL this year at the Annapolis
boat
show and have already had discussions with North about this. Their
suggestion is to go with a 145% cut flat, but that only reduces the sail
area by 29 sq feet where as a 140% reduces it by 43 sq feet and a 135%
reduces it down by 58 sq feet. Since I'm really looking for something
in
the 16 to 25 knot range I'm not exactly sure which one of these will
work
best. Clearly at 16 knots the 145 would be a good sail and not so good
at
24 knots. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated, especially first
hand experience.
Thanks,
Frank Albert
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Tue Oct 5 22:14:44 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Brown, Junius {PCNA})
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 16:14:44 -0500
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Message-ID: <81F90FD4B519A449B045D51A799F0EC617C67F@pbswmu00041.corp.pep.pvt>
I have a cruising #2 at 135%, and wish I had a racing #2 135 for all the
same reasons below. The window on the #2 is narrow. I'd go with the 135 so
you can keep your main fully powered in 15-20 and boat upright. I've had
unbelievable success with the #3 and main in just 18+ because the boat gets
upright and you really out points the rest of the fleet with almost no
leeway while the rest of the fleet is slipping sideways. The only weakness
is that if the wind drops below those critical wind levels it's simply not
enough sail.
-----Original Message-----
From: frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com
[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Albert Francis X
NSSC
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:42 PM
To: 'frers-list@lists.frers33.com'
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Wanted to ask a general question about the # 2 sail for the Frers 33. I
bought a new #1 3DL 155% genoa last year and it has performed very well for
us this summer. It has a rated wind range of 0 to 19 knots but in reality
once you get up around 14 or 15 knots you are badly overpowered and to keep
the boat on it's feet you have to be luffing most of the main sail. Even
with the main sail traveler down low and the mainsheet eased the #1 genoa
trimmed in tight creates a lot of heal nearing 25 to 30% in 15 knots. I
also have a really strong all Kevlar #3 100% jib with battens that works
very well in the 26 knots and up wind range.
I will be looking at purchasing a #2 3DL this year at the Annapolis boat
show and have already had discussions with North about this. Their
suggestion is to go with a 145% cut flat, but that only reduces the sail
area by 29 sq feet where as a 140% reduces it by 43 sq feet and a 135%
reduces it down by 58 sq feet. Since I'm really looking for something in
the 16 to 25 knot range I'm not exactly sure which one of these will work
best. Clearly at 16 knots the 145 would be a good sail and not so good at
24 knots. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated, especially first
hand experience.
Thanks,
Frank Albert
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Wed Oct 6 11:39:40 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Albert Francis X NSSC)
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 06:39:40 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Message-ID: <791F162D7B7EC846A4B432B893BFB2920216BF@nssczeusex2.navsea.navy.mil>
Junius,
That's exactly my concern. With an overpowered genoa and your main luffing
or with a big bubble in the luff of the main you really cannot point very
well. However, with the right size genoa you can trim that main in tight
and out point everyone.
Thanks,
Frank
-----Original Message-----
From: Brown, Junius {PCNA} [mailto:Junius.Brown@pepsi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 17:15
To: 'frers-list@lists.frers33.com'
Subject: RE: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
I have a cruising #2 at 135%, and wish I had a racing #2 135 for all the
same reasons below. The window on the #2 is narrow. I'd go with the 135 so
you can keep your main fully powered in 15-20 and boat upright. I've had
unbelievable success with the #3 and main in just 18+ because the boat gets
upright and you really out points the rest of the fleet with almost no
leeway while the rest of the fleet is slipping sideways. The only weakness
is that if the wind drops below those critical wind levels it's simply not
enough sail.
-----Original Message-----
From: frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com
[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Albert Francis X
NSSC
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:42 PM
To: 'frers-list@lists.frers33.com'
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Wanted to ask a general question about the # 2 sail for the Frers 33. I
bought a new #1 3DL 155% genoa last year and it has performed very well for
us this summer. It has a rated wind range of 0 to 19 knots but in reality
once you get up around 14 or 15 knots you are badly overpowered and to keep
the boat on it's feet you have to be luffing most of the main sail. Even
with the main sail traveler down low and the mainsheet eased the #1 genoa
trimmed in tight creates a lot of heal nearing 25 to 30% in 15 knots. I
also have a really strong all Kevlar #3 100% jib with battens that works
very well in the 26 knots and up wind range.
I will be looking at purchasing a #2 3DL this year at the Annapolis boat
show and have already had discussions with North about this. Their
suggestion is to go with a 145% cut flat, but that only reduces the sail
area by 29 sq feet where as a 140% reduces it by 43 sq feet and a 135%
reduces it down by 58 sq feet. Since I'm really looking for something in
the 16 to 25 knot range I'm not exactly sure which one of these will work
best. Clearly at 16 knots the 145 would be a good sail and not so good at
24 knots. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated, especially first
hand experience.
Thanks,
Frank Albert
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Wed Oct 13 17:07:08 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Albert Francis X NSSC)
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 12:07:08 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]# 2 Genoa
Message-ID: <791F162D7B7EC846A4B432B893BFB29202173E@nssczeusex2.navsea.navy.mil>
Alright now I'm looking for a used # 2. If anyone has one that's in pretty
good condition I think I could make a reasonable downpayment for a new one
for you. Would prefer a North 3DL but would be interested in any
Mylar/Kevlar or UK tape drive. Just don't have the bucks this year for a
new # 2. Especially considering thus far this year I haven't even used my
old # 2.
Thanks,
Frank Albert
RELENTLESS
From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Mon Oct 18 00:51:55 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Deborah Moore)
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 19:51:55 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
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How much "Prebend" does anyone have in their rig?
Also, if anyone has a dodger, I'd like to see a picture.
I'm planning to add one this winter.
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How much "Prebend" does anyone have in their
rig?
Also, if anyone has a dodger, I'd like to see a
picture.
I'm planning to add one this winter.
>gm
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Tue Oct 19 15:43:11 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Albert Francis X NSSC)
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 10:43:11 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
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Deborah,
When I first bought my boat it had a lot of rake probably 8 inches at the
base of the mast if measured from a line from the top. There was also an
extender on the forestay. I removed the extender shorting the forestay and
straightened the mast. The rake now is about 3 inches and I have much less
weather helm and much better upwind performance and that's with a mushy mast
step which I'll be fixing this winter. Routinely I can beat a Beneteau
36.7 which has a PHRF of 78 verses my 114 so I'm pretty happy with that.
Frank Albert
Relentless
-----Original Message-----
From: Deborah Moore [mailto:debmoore@optonline.net]
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 19:52
To: frers-list@lists.frers33.com
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
How much "Prebend" does anyone have in their rig?
Also, if anyone has a dodger, I'd like to see a picture.
I'm planning to add one this winter.
>gm
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mast if measured from a line from the top.There was also an extender on the forestay.I removed the extender =
shorting the
forestay and straightened the mast.The rake now is about 3 inches and I have much less weather helm =
and
much better upwind performance and that's with a mushy mast step which =
I'll be
fixing this winter. Routinely I
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19:52 To: =
frers-list@lists.frers33.com Subject: =
[frers-list]Mast Prebend
How
much "Prebend" does anyone have in their =
rig?=
Also,
if anyone has a dodger, I'd like to see a picture.=
I'm
planning to add one this winter.=
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Sat Oct 23 00:46:12 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Louise K. Brokaw)
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 19:46:12 -0400
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
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DM. I don't know where you are?? however, I just had a dodger and =
bimini made at Patino canvas in Haverstraw NY. They're on the web =
haverstrawmarina.com I think. Anyhow, John Patino is great. Pls tell =
him Staats sent you.... Regards
----- Original Message -----=20
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To: frers-list@lists.frers33.com=20
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 7:51 PM
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
How much "Prebend" does anyone have in their rig?
Also, if anyone has a dodger, I'd like to see a picture.
I'm planning to add one this winter.
>gm
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Also, if anyone has a dodger, I'd =
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I'm planning to add one this =
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>gm
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From frers-list@lists.frers33.com Tue Oct 26 02:15:26 2004
From: frers-list@lists.frers33.com (Bob A.)
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 18:15:26 -0700
Subject: [frers-list]Mast Prebend
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Deborah; =20
At minimal backstay pressure about (600psi), Windswept doesn't have =
any mast prebend, i.e. the aft edge is straight. =20
Prebend should be based on the amount of luff curve built into the =
mainsail. So, probably, it would be best for you to take your sail to =
your sailmaker for evaluation, and subsequent determination of a =
suitable amount of prebend.
=20
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Bob Ames
=
Chief Beer Fetcher
=
Windswept 3
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Deborah;
At minimal backstay =
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edge is=20
straight.
Prebend should be =
based on the=20
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best for=20
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determination of a suitable amount of prebend.