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Old 11-23-2009, 12:48 PM
patrik111 patrik111 is offline
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Default Tension measurement for synthetic fibre rigging

All,

What is the general approach to achieving a controlled tension if synthetic fibre rigging is used?

I would like something that would allow loading of the stays to get some forestay tension, but not load too much.

Intended use is for a Tornado rig with larger jib on a light sport-boat. As jib area will increase I would like to increase forestay tension without doing it all with the main sheet as this could possibly cup the main.

Kind regards
Patrik
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Old 11-25-2009, 07:38 AM
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Has this not been done by anyone? Any input is appreciated.

Kind regards
Patrik

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All,

What is the general approach to achieving a controlled tension if synthetic fibre rigging is used?

I would like something that would allow loading of the stays to get some forestay tension, but not load too much.

Intended use is for a Tornado rig with larger jib on a light sport-boat. As jib area will increase I would like to increase forestay tension without doing it all with the main sheet as this could possibly cup the main.

Kind regards
Patrik
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