In a continuing effort to be able to actually get into my garage, I have listed half a dozen jibs, a boom and an old mast (Richard, don't worry it isn't the mast ear-marked for you)
Please take a look.
http://www.sailfun.co.uk/index.php/boats-for-sale?page=show_category&catid=6&order=0&expand=0
Posted: 07/04/2009 19:29:45 By: AlanF |
Phew!:-)
Posted: 07/04/2009 19:56:18 By: Richard |
Hi Alan,
Any idea what manufacturer/model that mast is?
I'd quite like something equivalent to a superpars M7 (was that right? the in-vogue ally mast pre carbon takeover?)
Cheers - Andrew.
Posted: 15/04/2009 15:42:11 By: Andrew Flowerchild |
It may be a superspars M7. The M7 is stiff and this is a stiff mast. If you know the dimensions of an M& then I could check
Posted: 16/04/2009 14:15:19 By: AlanF |
I think the in-vogue ally mast pre-carbon would have been a light bendy M1
Posted: 16/04/2009 14:15:52 By: AlanF |
SECTION
SIZE (mm)
WEIGHT (Kg/m)
STIFFNESS
M7
57 mm x 69 mm
0.95
42
From the Super spar web site
Posted: 16/04/2009 17:25:53 By: Blackie |
An M1 is 55mm x 68mm, so measure carefully!
Posted: 16/04/2009 19:54:48 By: . |
Within the tolerances of a bit of paper and a biro I made it 76x62 whih the closest is 74x61 which is an M6. Stiff and heavy, ideal for river sailors maybe (or as recommended by the superspars site- Yacthing World day boats and Seaflys)
www.sailfun.co.uk
Posted: 17/04/2009 14:00:30 By: alanf |
