Jointed battens on Cambered sail?

  • 13 May 2017 23:16
    Reply # 4831738 on 4831067

    Thanks Arne,

     You've just made my life a lot easier.

  • 13 May 2017 16:41
    Reply # 4831355 on 4831067
    Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Jonathon,

    If you by «cambered sail» mean a sail with camber built into each panel (bagginess); a so-called cambered panel sail, then I see no reason for adding joints.

    But then I guess, after having made a few of them, that my mind is just about hard-wired to think like that, nowadays...

    Arne


  • 13 May 2017 12:14
    Message # 4831067

    Hi,

    I'm converting a 19ft, 1964 Pearson Packet pocket cruiser to junk rig. The sail plan is 172sq.ft Do I need to consider jointed battens if I'm building a cambered sail?

    Thanks, Jonathon

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