Leaving Code Zero Up

[KeepInTune]

We have a Rolly Tasker Code C. While no means a perfect sail for us, I wanted a light nylon sail with no UV cover, as I feel this keeps the sail flying much better in light air. While keeping it rigged up would be more convenient, it's not too much of a hassle to stow it and hoist it -plus I would always fear the dreaded partial unraveling at the dock in a storm when away.

However, one of those really expensive North/Quantum/UK sails might have a light-weight solution with a UV strip for you (??).

Good luck and let us know what you end up doing and how it works for you!

[Tin Tin]

Originally Posted by Letterkenny

Thought about this but how do you put it up? Use the main halyard since the spinnaker one is already taken with this sail?

One method would be to have a small block on the spinnaker halyard head fitting and a relatively light hoisting line, say 4mm dyneema. This would then be tied off at the mast base when not required, much like the sock hoisting line on a spinnaker/sock system.