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RyanV49er
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Topic: Twin trapeeze boats?Posted: 22 Nov 07 at 9:30am |
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We trained from Lymington a few months ago, with some 800's. In about 10 knots of breeze we were fully wiring upwind, sailing past 800's who were crouching on the wing. 49er is way more powerful than the 800, so it's no contest really. To be honest, I wouldn't sail anything else.
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bovlike
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Posted: 22 Nov 07 at 10:05am |
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800s dont come close to a i14 or a 49er
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RyanV49er
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Posted: 22 Nov 07 at 10:10am |
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It shouldn't come down to speed though. My point was that the 49er gets you wiring far quicker, and is therefore more enjoyable to sail. (in my opinion)
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Merlinboy
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Posted: 22 Nov 07 at 3:44pm |
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Well you'll be twin wiring in a 14 before a 9er! Speed is omportant otherwise we would all be sailing 200's!
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