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Ncx 8.0

Created by aleronduck aleronduck  > 9 months ago, 10 Sep 2017
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aleronduck
aleronduck

4 posts

10 Sep 2017 6:40pm
Hi there.
New at seabreeze and happy to see that there is a lot of severne users.
I just bought a ncx 2017. 8.0 m2 very nice indeed
They told me i can use it with a constant rdm 460 + 35 cm extension. Is that right. ???
They whant to sell me an italica 90 % new at very good price. But i m not sure it will work. And cannot try it as they have to send it....
Please need help.
Thanks in advance
gavnwend
gavnwend

WA

1373 posts

10 Sep 2017 6:46pm
Try posting in gear reviews.better response.welcome to the forum.Be warned once in this discussion forum you might get trapped.l been stuck here for 5 years lol
aleronduck
aleronduck

4 posts

10 Sep 2017 7:20pm
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gavnwend said..
Try posting in gear reviews.better response.welcome to the forum.Be warned once in this discussion forum you might get trapped.l been stuck here for 5 years lol


Ok thanks i ll take care... ??
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

11 Sep 2017 3:26am
i always thought severne sail ,where hard top similar to naish and Gaastra .

you could use that RDM cc with a extension of 35...but i think it will be too soft ..

i would look for a 490 severne mast.or gaastra ,naish.
Paddles B'mere
Paddles B'mere

QLD

3586 posts

11 Sep 2017 7:19am
Hi Duck, I use 2017 6.5m (430), 7.5m (460) and 2016 9m (490) NCX on a mix of old constant curve SDM masts and they work fine but I'm no racer. The thing to remember is that like most standard battened sails, if you rig them with minimum downhaul for maximum power then you will need to give them a good yank to get the battens to flip over in lighter conditions (without any outhaul applied - i have the front of the lower three battens sitting about a third of the way across from the leading edge of the mast for this). With good pressure and a little more downhaul/outhaul, they de-power awesome for tuning (I have found that I can get away with big gaps in my sail sizes because of this) and the battens will flip over easier. As always, use the numbers as a starting point and rig by eye/feel. Definitely try one on any old constant curve SDM mast before you start looking at other options.
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