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AADIVER
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Initially Posted - 12/13/2005 :  12:23:26  Show Profile  Visit AADIVER's Homepage
My old boat, Neptune 24, has a 135 furling headsail. My "new" C-250 has a 110. Should I consider switching the sails? My sailing is all offshore Southern California. Thanks.

Frank Farmer
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Auburn80
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Response Posted - 12/14/2005 :  17:21:41  Show Profile
I've sailed a 250WK with a 135 on Lake Guntersville, AL. The winds here are generally light so a 135 made sense for the owner. We were out a couple of times when it was 10 - 15 and we reduced sail from 135 to about 110 to balance properly (along with a 1st reef in the main). Based on what I've experienced and reports of what you will encounter, a 110 should be about right. Just MHO.

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Tom Potter
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Response Posted - 12/14/2005 :  21:26:59  Show Profile
I agree with Clark, I would stay with the 110.

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