Show us your spinnaker!
- Thread starter Kermit
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I recently bought an 82 O'Day 34 and it has what I believe is a Gennaker; feeds into the head stay track, is of spinnaker material and flys like a Genoa but must be at least a 180. Does anyone else have one of these?
Well, if it has a captive luff, it isn't a gennaker.... have you tried setting it without feeding it into the foil?
absolutely love this, ive gotta get a zeppelin themed spinnaker like that, wow.....just wow.This sail has real presance and is not missed when I get to fly it!
oops, for some reason it made me think of zeppelin art work idk why, i was thinking of the album art for led zeppelin IV tho, sofo and all the other symbols, those would be cool on a big black chute too, that eye of horus looks freakin killer anyway.
Well, not my present boat......
But my previous boat had a nice blue and white spinnaker, and well...... it came with the boat when I bought her (used) in 1988. Boat was a 1969 O'DAY Widgeon, the spinnaker appears to be the original factory setup from O'DAY, but most of the rigging was gone by the time I got her. I rigged her mostly from scratch and was delighted to find out (many years after selling her in 1996) that my setup was within inches of the O'DAY factory specs!
But my previous boat had a nice blue and white spinnaker, and well...... it came with the boat when I bought her (used) in 1988. Boat was a 1969 O'DAY Widgeon, the spinnaker appears to be the original factory setup from O'DAY, but most of the rigging was gone by the time I got her. I rigged her mostly from scratch and was delighted to find out (many years after selling her in 1996) that my setup was within inches of the O'DAY factory specs!
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