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Created by gav1 gav1  > 9 months ago, 27 Nov 2015
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gav1
gav1

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27 Nov 2015 11:09am































































tilldark
tilldark

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27 Nov 2015 12:28pm
Great shots Gav, Pete those Noa's look great Anne do you have a new toy there? Big John, Greg and Ronny drag racing ... cool!
66WSF
66WSF

QLD

420 posts

27 Nov 2015 1:17pm
Hi,

Can the guy with the Naish Noa comment please?

I have a 7.0 & 7.8 Noa and am interested in comparing rigging tips.

I am using a Severne 460SDM (supposedly the same as a Naish 460SDM) and Severne ext.

I seem to have to set the down hall to the length noted on the sails +4cm more to get it to rotate properly.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Paul.
AusMoz
AusMoz

QLD

1510 posts

27 Nov 2015 3:54pm
Good pics Gav - looks like I rigged my sail properly for a change!
Hroar
Hroar

QLD

125 posts

28 Nov 2015 6:38am
Although they recommend a SDM 460 for the 7.0 Noah I find it works better on a 430, had 2cms more downhaul than spec that day. Found it has better leach twist & easier rotation on 430 as well, that was on Severne 90%, used 7.8 on Friday on Naish SDM90% with only 2cm extra, found it rotated better than Severne. The reasons for that is the Naish has a glossy coating & narrower diameter than the Severne, I found the Severne mast much harder to insert up luff pocket. I have ordered a Naish 430 90% off Simon.
Alewi62
Alewi62

QLD

158 posts

28 Nov 2015 7:23pm
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tilldark said..
Great shots Gav, Pete those Noa's look great Anne do you have a new toy there? Big John, Greg and Ronny drag racing ... cool!


Yes 2016 falcon 112.
66WSF
66WSF

QLD

420 posts

30 Nov 2015 12:27pm
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Hroar said..
Although they recommend a SDM 460 for the 7.0 Noah I find it works better on a 430, had 2cms more downhaul than spec that day. Found it has better leach twist & easier rotation on 430 as well, that was on Severne 90%, used 7.8 on Friday on Naish SDM90% with only 2cm extra, found it rotated better than Severne. The reasons for that is the Naish has a glossy coating & narrower diameter than the Severne, I found the Severne mast much harder to insert up luff pocket. I have ordered a Naish 430 90% off Simon.


Thanks mate,

I'll have a chat with Fifey.

66WSF
66WSF

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8 Dec 2015 8:54pm
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Hroar said...
Although they recommend a SDM 460 for the 7.0 Noah I find it works better on a 430, had 2cms more downhaul than spec that day. Found it has better leach twist & easier rotation on 430 as well, that was on Severne 90%, used 7.8 on Friday on Naish SDM90% with only 2cm extra, found it rotated better than Severne. The reasons for that is the Naish has a glossy coating & narrower diameter than the Severne, I found the Severne mast much harder to insert up luff pocket. I have ordered a Naish 430 90% off Simon.




So swapped he Severne 460SDM for a Naish 460SDM and the Noa's rig much better, to the specs +\- 2cm. Thanks for advise.

Funny that the Severne and Naish masts are supposed to be compatible, the difference is very obvious on these sails.
AusMoz
AusMoz

QLD

1510 posts

9 Dec 2015 4:16pm
Went to GB for a look today!

Sign saying "No swimming water contaminated with SEWRAGE!

Was looking forward for a sail there today with my new Canmore GPS
MalJ
MalJ

QLD

189 posts

9 Dec 2015 5:55pm
Up at Golden Beach on holiday for a few days. Went out - didn't see the sign (as I set up just down the road a bit closer to whereI am staying), but heard about from Greg who was there sailing with his son. We figured the tide was going opposite to where we were & tried not to fall in! The wind was pretty patchy, managed to get a few good planing runs both ways.

Hopefully wake up all right tomorrow with stomach intact.

Also be careful with the Canmore - managed to kill mine the other week with a bit of water.

Hroar
Hroar

QLD

125 posts

10 Dec 2015 6:49am
I put mine in Hercules snack bags that I get from Woolies, works out at about 5 cents each.
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