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Looking way up there on top of the masthead at a windex usually gives me a fantastic headache. A better (or at least more comfortable) way to see which way the wind is blowing is to attach a streamer to the upper shrouds as high up as you can reach. 8 F
<font face='Comic Sans MS'><font size=2> For light air sailing try ¼” cassette tape. Just tie it to the upper shroud as high as possible. It will flow in any air at all even when you can’t feel it. </font id=size2></font id='Comic Sans MS'>
We've used everything from string to yarn to cigarette smoke. The Thing that seems to work best for us is VCR tape, it is a little more durable than the audio tape. On the Racing boat when someone isn't trimming to the wind we always tell them to watch
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