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![]() Hi Allen,
I vote for 'Twing', since that's more or less the noise mine makes when I accidentally let go of it before properly making fast. Who vounteers for the Wikipedia entry? |
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![]() Does "twing" have a meaning as in where did the name come from? I see it is what you use to hold down cargo in a space ship but that is all I could fine. I was told by a friend who first suggested it as the name for this jib sheet downhaul that it was adapted from a non sailing term. There is a tent called Twing but I think that stands for T-Wing as they also have an F-Wing.
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![]() Brion,
Do you care to chime in on what this line is called in this application, the jibsheet downhaul, twing, choker, lizard line? Allen |
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![]() Quote:
The idea is to go from the yellow sail to the green sail in the sketch below without moving the jib car by using a twing ![]() Allen |
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