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Spinnaker Area Notes 2013 Spinnaker Area notes 2013: Using JSP defined to include the Spinnaker pole or Bowsprit pole and ISP in all Spinnaker measurements I see: 2013 – Boats with handicap change or issue Boat Name Boat Class Affect of 2013 change on Rating Review Notes: 2013/03/29 Correction: GAME CHANGER 1D 35 AS BS MOD Delta from Std = -12, Change = - TABLED for next meeting – Std JSP = 12.42, ISP = 42.50 18 need to confirm Total Change -6 measurements. +6 for Centreline BS? SNOW GOOSE ABBOTT 33 MOD 2 Delta from Std = -3. Change = 0. Update Class to Abbot 33. Spin Halyard moved 1.395 ft higher. Total change +3 Accepted ASP change = +3 Std ISP = 35.76 (Example of boat not getting a larger sail, just flying it higher) LITTLE BIRD ARCHAMBAULT 31 Sym Spin: Use of JSP and ISP. Adjust SP -3 to maintain same Std BS = 12.69 ? Sail goes from 214.2 to 202.8% ASP. Std ISP = 45.36 ? Total change +3. GREAT ESCAPE ARCHAMBAULT 35 BS Delta from Std = +12, Change = - TABLED for next meeting – Std JSP = 13.45 12 need to confirm JSP for class. Std ISP = 44.31 or 51.08? Total Change -24 +6 Centreline BS? Need to review this. SPIDER B 25 MOD Delta from Std = -3, Change = 0 Adjust SP -3 to maintain same Masthead Spinnaker Total Change = +3 ASP. Std ISP = 28.00 ANKA BENETEAU 1ST 235 BS MOD Delta from Std = -3, Change = -24 Update Class to Beneteau 1st 235 Std JSP = 7.83 Total Change = -21 Accept ASP change of -15 +6 Centrreline BS? YES WILD THING BENETEAU 1ST 235 SD/WK MOD 2 Delta from Std = -9, Change = -15. Update Class to Beneteau 1st 235 Addition of BS Total Change = -6 No change to ASP with Keel needs revised = 2.75 +6 Centerline BS? YES Centreline credit. Std JSP = 7.87 CERULLEAN BENETEAU 1ST 30 (2011) AS BS Delta from Std = +6, Change = -3. Update Class to Beneteau 1st 30 Added BS Total change = -9 (2011) Std JSP = 13.84 +6 Centerline BS? YES Accept ASP change of -3. SAIL A VIE BENETEAU 1ST 30E MH Need to identify if there should be US Sailing shows only one class a difference between the MH and PHRF-LO will maintain 2 (except for LO and BVI) FR version different classes. Web shows only 3 versions. STd, SM, TM (no MH vs FR) Boat Name Boat Class Affect of 2013 change on Rating Review Notes: 2013/03/29 Correction: WINDRIVER BENETEAU 1ST 35S5 SD/WK MOD Delta from std = +6. Change = 0 Update Class to Ben 1st 35S5 Cruising version changed from Sym Total Change = -6 SD/wK Spin to Asym Spin flown in front of +6 Centerline BS ? YES No change to ASP with the forestay. JSP & ISP changed. Centreline tack. Above forestay not masthead. Remove stop at forestay. Spin flown above forestay. JSP is the same for mod and Std ?? Std ISP = 41.66 ZOIE II BENETEAU 1ST 40 CR SD Check that this boat actually TABLED - John Crawley to Web site says this is the “Club Racer” should be listed with ISP>I confirm measurments. CR PEAS AND BENETEAU 1ST 40.7 MOD 1 Delta from Std = 0, Change = -9 Update Class to Ben 1st 40.7 CARROTS Added BS Total Change = -9 Accept -3 change with +6 Centerline BS ? YES Centreline tack. UMI TAKA BENETEAU 1ST 40.7 MOD 2 Delta from STd = -6, Change = -6. Update JSP = 14.47 (True MOD - Replaced aluminum mast Need to know what the delta was Boat is true mod with with taller carbon fiber mast. Added for. appropriate adjustment. bowsprit) .Added BS +6 centerline? NO Std JSP = 14.47 STAR CHASER BENETEAU 1ST 45 AS BS MOD Delta from STd = +6, Change = -9 Update Class to Ben 1st 45 Added BS Total Change = -15 Adjust SP +9 to maintain ASP Std JSP = 17.42 +6 Centerline? YES VITALITY BENETEAU 25 PLATU AS BS MOD Delta from STd = +6, Change = 0 Update Class to Ben 25 Platu Added AS BS Total Change = -6 No change in ASP due to Std JSP = 10.83 +6 Centerline BS? YES centerline. SEALIGHT BENETEAU 43.4 CYCL AS BS MOD Delta from Std = 0, Change = -6 Update Class to Ben 43.4 Cycl Added AS BS Total Change = -6 No change in ASP due to Std JSP = 16.67 +6 Centerline BS? YES centerline. No active boat BLUSAIL 24 FR BS Delta from std -15. DELETE CLASS – boat gone US Sailing only lists a single class. Need to identify if needs to be a ?Std I might need reviewed. separate class. Std Class was deleted in 2012. ARIA C&C 110 EXPRESS Change = +6 TABLED - Owen to confirm Web indicated that Std pole = 16’. measurments. Optional BS = 20’ May need rating change MOXIE II C&C 110 EXPRESS BS Delta from STd = 0, Change = -12 TABLED - Owen to confirm Std JSP = 16’ Total Change = -12 measurments. +6 Centerline BS? VELOX C&C 110 EXPRESS BS Delta from STd = 0, Change = -9 TABLED - Owen to confirm Std JSP = 16’ Total Change = -9 measurments. +6 Centerline BS? Boat Name Boat Class Affect of 2013 change on Rating Review Notes: 2013/03/29 Correction: (FLEET) C&C 115 ** Change = +3 (3), +6 (3), +18 (1) Adjust SP -6 to maintain ASP JSP standard of 15.92 May need rating change (-6) Class boat has OS Spin pole. +6 Centerline ? NO TIMORIAN C&C 115 MOD Delta from Std = -3, Change = +3 Update Class to C&C 115 Added MH Spinnaker Total Change = +6 No change is ASP with std class Std ISP = 52.17 +6 Centerline ? adjustment. PEARL C&C 35-2 MOD Delta from Std = +6, Change = -6 Update Class to C&C 35-2 Converted to Asymmetrical Total Change = -0 No change in ASP. Std JSP = 15.35 +6 Centerline ? NO (FLEET) C&C 99 (ALL VERSIONS) Change = +3 to +9 Update JSP = 14.5 Class Assoc shows SPL as 14.5’. J = Adjust SP -6 to maintain 13. Boats are being penalized. May need rating change (-6) majority of boats with same Std JSP = 14.5 ASP. CATHARSIS C&C SR 21 MAX CF MOD Delta from Std = -9, Change = -18. True mod, no change in SP. (true mod Carbon mast, Articulating Total Change = -9 Bowsprit) +6 Centerline BS ? NO Std JSP = 7.25 Also change name to CF THE BEAVER C&C SR 21 MAX MOD 2 Delta from Std = +6, change = -15 TABLED – for further Changed from S to A Sail added Total Change = -21 discussion. bowsprit +6 Centerline BS ? Std JSP = 7.25 AFTERBURN DASH 34 MOD Delta from std = 0. Change = 0. Update class to Dash 34 Masthead Spin, with S and A sail and No change in handicap. penalty pole Std ISP = 35.00 AINT MISS DEHLER 36 AS BS MOD No Std Class – Change = -9 TABLED – Bill Visser to BEHAVIN Std JSP = 13.57, ISP = 48.38 EYC rated Jan 2010. confirm measurments with Standard Dims are in need of review. May need SP change complete re-review. HUMUHUMANUKA DIDI MINI TRANSAT Change = +9 Adjust SP -9 to maintain ASP Is JSP and ISP correct? +6 Centreline BS ? NO (FLEET) DRAGON Change = +9 Update JSP = 7.35 Class association say Spin Boom no May need SP change (-9) Adjust SP -9 to maintain ASP longer than 7.35’ JSP = 7.35 EROICA ELVSTROM 32 MOD Change = +6 (due to use of ISP) True mod True mod Replaced Mast, Boom and No std class. Adjust -6 to maintain ASP. sails. Rig dims changed. Boat Name Boat Class Affect of 2013 change on Rating Review Notes: 2013/03/29 Correction: (FLEET) ETCHELLS 22 Change = +6 (1 boat) to +9 (5 Update JSP = 9.5 Class assoc states SPL = 2895mm boats) Adjust -9 to maintain ASP for (9.5’). majority of boats. JSP = 9.5 May need SP change (-9) Etchells 22 ODR in US Sailing Avg = 120. Our ODR = 107 (with – 12 no motor) (FLEET) FARR 30 Change = +12 all boats Update JSP = 13.58 Appears to have OS Spin pole as Adjust SP -12 to maintain ASP standard. May need SP change (-12) or (-9) JSP = 13.58 Mumm 30 ODR in US Sailing Avg = 51 Our ODR = 59 (after changes) ZOOM FARR 395 Change = +6. (from use of ISP) Check that standard should be ISP > I Adjust SP -6 to maintain ASP Farr 395 ODR in US Sailing Avg = 33 May need SP Change (-6) Our ODR = 57 (after changes) STARDANCER FARR NOELEX 30 Change +12. Std 13.1’ pole Adjust SP -12 to maintain ASP JSP = 13.1 May need SP change (-12) Check that standard should be ISP >I Noelex 30 ODR in US Sailing Avg = 120 Our ODR = 135 (after changes) RUSH & BLURR FLYING TIGER 10M Change =+6. Adjust SP -6 to maintain ASP Check that std should be ISP > I May need SP change (-6) No certificates. FARR 40 Change = +9 One design class shows pole = 17.06 Adjust SP -9 to maintain ASP Farr 40 ODR in US Sailing Avg = 6 May need SP change (-9) Our ODR = 14 (after change) ABI CAT FREEDOM 25 IB STAYSAIL MOD Delta from std = +9, Change -24 TABLED – for further True mod Assym conversion + Fat Total Change = -33 discussion. Head Main. Need to review the mod adjustment. HERO II HUNTER 216 Change =-15 Update JSP = 7.33 Retractable bowsprit is an option not +6 Centreline BS ? YES Adjust SP +9 to maintain ASP standard May need SP change (+9) with centerline.
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