What is the advantage of using the design Jib Boom over a Hoyt type Jib Boom ?
As a newcomer my thoughts are the Hoyt boom looks more authentic, uses forestay, no need for jib topping lift.
Thanks to Claudio and Matthias for desing and assistance. I will be starting my build soon. Anchorage Alaska USA
Jib Booms
- matthias72
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Re: Jib Booms
Hello wkent and wellcome.
Sorry, could you show me the the difference between the two type? I don't know in english the meaning of "hoyt"...
Thanks
Matthias
Sorry, could you show me the the difference between the two type? I don't know in english the meaning of "hoyt"...
Thanks
Matthias
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Re: Jib Booms
Hi Matthias,
Thanks for the reply. Here is a link that shows a Hoyt boom (full size yacht) http://www.garryhoyt.com/id38.html and an attached photo from http://forums.sailinganarchy.com/index. ... U40&st=100
Thanks for the reply. Here is a link that shows a Hoyt boom (full size yacht) http://www.garryhoyt.com/id38.html and an attached photo from http://forums.sailinganarchy.com/index. ... U40&st=100
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- matthias72
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Re: Jib Booms
Ok!
The hoyt jib boom allows a better stability of jib and using a internal mechanism you can open the jib indipendently. IACC 120 rules doesn't allow the hoyt jib, too complicate and expansive if used with internal mechanism.
Please send us image of your work!
Regards
Matthias
The hoyt jib boom allows a better stability of jib and using a internal mechanism you can open the jib indipendently. IACC 120 rules doesn't allow the hoyt jib, too complicate and expansive if used with internal mechanism.
Please send us image of your work!
Regards
Matthias
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THE LIFE IS SHORT: SAIL HARD!
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THE LIFE IS SHORT: SAIL HARD!
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Re: Jib Booms
Okay, I understand the IACC120 Class uses the full Jib Booms. I am a little dissapointed as I thought the Hoyt syle jib boom a more elegant solution. The U40 model pictured only has two servos, rudder, main and jib. The sheets are setup the same as in the IACC120 drawings.
My build is only getting started. I still have to cut out the shadows and mount them to a build board.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.
My build is only getting started. I still have to cut out the shadows and mount them to a build board.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.
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