I have the lapper and have converted it to fit a CDI
reefer-furler. I am in process of installing the CDI
equipment. I have as yet NO experience in it's use.
I only want to make one point that might slip by you as it did
me when I first bought my boat.
>From what I understand, Bob is correct, however, there are
furlers that don't allow you to reef and furlers that do allow
you to reef.
The reefing type allows you to shorten sail to what is
appropriate for the winds.
Ted Duke
WWPs19 #626 The Duchess
Rainy (Dennis came inland) Mountains of Virginia (Drought
buster!)
Muskraattt@aol.com wrote:
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> Gretchen,
> If you get roller furling, you will only use that one sail.You can control
> how much sail you use my rolling it in or out. A Genny is usually 125 to 175%.
> good Luck
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> Rob Mitchell P-19 #644
> Prozac
> Nashville, Tn <praying for wind>