Roger Taylor and 'Mingming II'

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  • 07 Jan 2013 19:01
    Reply # 1173608 on 1172714
    It's also interesting that the tube is 8" diameter at the bottom. "Hell-fer-stout", I believe is the correct technical expression. But only 3" diameter at the top. I dislike masts that "flick" at the top, like a fly-fishing rod. I would have cut a little off the top, and less off the base.
  • 07 Jan 2013 10:08
    Reply # 1173288 on 1172714
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    Thanks Sam

    very timely: I got my local library to buy the 2 first books of Roger Taylor that I am reading now.

    The mast on the drawing is 32'. He chops off 14' from a 46' tube but then the overall length is 29'. Interesting.

    Cheers

    Thierry
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  • 06 Jan 2013 18:58
    Reply # 1172891 on 1172714
    Sam - wrote:I spotted this article by Roger Taylor in the East coast sailing magazine and thought it might be of interest:


    Ming Ming II is a Achilles 24, it looks like Rogers conversion to a Junk is going well..

    Well spotted, Sam. There's a lot of useful information in it, and I particularly recommend that anyone who is in the early stages of a conversion should read it, particularly the section on the mast.
  • 06 Jan 2013 14:15
    Reply # 1172752 on 1172714

    Thanks for the link Sam...... an interesting article. 

    Peter

  • 06 Jan 2013 12:06
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    I spotted this article by Roger Taylor in the East coast sailing magazine and thought it might be of interest:


    Ming Ming II is a Achilles 24, it looks like Rogers conversion to a Junk is going well..

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