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- The Sunfish Forum - SailingForums. com
The Sunfish Forum A Community of Sunfish Sailors and ISCA Sailors discussing sailing, racing, rigging, and repairs Sunfish Talk Discuss Sunfish Sailing, Racing, Rigging, Parts, Rules, Class Issues, photos, and more
- Sunfish Age and Hull Identification - SailingForums. com
This PDF archives the full history of the builders over the years, as compiled by the now closed Sunfish Sailors Yahoo group Hull Identification Number If there is a serial number molded into the hull, it will be in the upper right corner of the transom It can be deciphered to give you the manufacturer and model year Manufacturer Codes:
- Sunfish FAQ - SailingForums. com
An archive of commonly asked questions about sunfish rigging, repair, and sailing
- Rigging Guide Owner’s Manual - SailingForums. com
Sunfish Sailboat Anatomy 5
- Sunfish Construction - sailingforums. com
A Sunfish setup for racing will typically add outhaul, cunningham, a gooseneck quick-release adjuster, and vang lines The sail is fixed to the spars and is stored by simply wrapping the sail around the spars, or by rolling the sail up parallel to the spars
- Sunfish Specifications - SailingForums. com
The Sunfish is a one-design sailing dinghy which can be sailed with one or two person(s) but is most often sailed singlehanded At 13 feet 9 inches (4 2 m) in length and 130 lb (59 kg) in weight, the Sunfish is easily carried in a luggage rack or
- updates on the modern Sunfish sail - SailingForums. com
here is some updated information on the new “modern" Sunfish sails that are being used by the Sunfish sailors on Sag Harbor the sails are designed by a member of the Sag Harbor Sunfish sailing fleet, along with Kevin Farrar from Farrar Sails in New London, Connecticut all photos and the
- Sunfish Clone - SailingForums. com
The name Sunfish seems to have been assimilated into our vocabulary to generically refer to any board boat sporting a lateen sail During the 1970s and 1980s the scope likely included several times the number remaining afloat today I have seen many a used “clonefish” advertised as a Sunfish simply because the owner never knew anything
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