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![]() And humor you I shall! On one of the angles I plugged in the wrong value. On the other I took a more careful measurement and the angle was actually a bit less.
So the angle from the mast to the chainplate turned out to be 14.5 degrees. The angle going on a forward plane is only 4.09 degrees. Numbers are as follows: Mast height to connection is 286" Center of mast to where chainplate meets the deck is 74" That angle should be 14.5 degrees at the top. On the other: mast height to connecter is 286" going directly forward is 20.5 inches. That angle is 4.09 degrees. Disclaimer: I haven't done this in a few (35+) years I could be wrong. Would I be correct in assuming that lower shrouds aren't design or located to support a mast fore and aft with any significance? Thanks, Kevin Last edited by mariner2k : 03-10-2014 at 08:30 AM. |
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