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![]() Howdy,
I've been trapped at a boat show for a few days, so at least I didn't walk past the bar... We've used Loos gauges (PT) under way to good effect. I'm sure that they aren't as accurate as a true load cell (and they say so in their instructions), so it really depends what level of accuracy your situation requires. Also, with a lot of use we have found the accuracy of our readings degrading, as the bushings and springs wear, so we regularly cycle our gauges back for rebuilding. Having said that, I see these gauges simply as ways to speed up a process which is essentially non-gauge-dependent. We first establish whether or not the wire is the right size, then put the mast where we want it, and then do a static tune, but what really matters is how the rig behaves under way. Fair leads, Brion Toss |
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