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Hi there,

FISLY Mini Yachts will be one of the racing Class adopted in Italy. Some sailors here are starting to build or modify their yacht to fit in.

I wish to know:
- how to apply the 5.60 rule, if there's a precise way for measurement
- is a Seagull Standart' like mast (circular mast plus cambers in the zip pocket) allowed? Someone think about a wing section only looking at a Class 2 or 3 yacht...

I've tried to summarize MY rules here http://ruotenelvento.wordpress.com/2011 ... miniyacht/, I hope I got it right, any suggestion very welcome.

Thank you

Cheers - Enrico

Enrico
you apply the 5.6 rule by making a loop of rope to that size if your yacht fits in it complies
no wing masts standard mast and luff pocket in sail

We are running a second miniyacht regatta this year in the UK see http://www.kentlandyachting.com/regatta

Hope this helps



Mark Serejko
Kent Landyacht Club

Hiya
What thickness of 5.6 metre rope is to be used?
As this obviously makes a difference to the measurement
Ta
Jo0Lz

Good Q Joolz-
Ans.Not specified - but I suppose a piece of string or cord becomes a rope after about 6-8mm - !!

Cant imagine using more than 10mm

...Cant imagine using more than 10mm

More than 10 mm does not bring a jauge problem, I think !
The thing to know is how thin the 5.60 m rope can be...

Most countries are using a 10mm rope for the loop - we also use 10mm in Ireland

hope the measurer's have a fisly approved official rope then?

I guess 10mm makes sense
As that is a typical sheet rope thickness
Jo0Lz
K747

I would like to share my vídeos of the Mini yachts WC:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVJcI8Ex ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcjzMmY1 ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOSBqY2B ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKluj3om ... r_embedded