Mary Lou, thanks for sharing the great photos of the Code 0 / UPS sail.  Do
you recall any particulars (how far back) regarding the pad-eye placement
behind the forestay?  I'm adding a plate as a base for a bow roller, so I
think I may add a pad-eye to the base plate while I'm working on this
project.  All of this will be through bolted to a backing plate on the
interior of the deck in the v-berth, so it will be adequately supported.  I
don't have a Code 0 / UPS right now, but it would be nice to have the
pad-eye in place in case I do get one of those sails later.

Peter, have you been happy with the placement of your pad-eye that you
added for your UPS sail?  I saw your setup where you added a pad eye to
your bow sprit in one of your youtube videos.

Thanks,
Jesse Shumaker
S/V Zephyr

On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:59 PM Mary Lou Troy <mtroy at atlanticbb.net> wrote:

> Hi Tom,
> There's still some (very old) info on the Rhodes owners website from
> when we were initially talking about the sail.
> (http://rhodes22.org/upssail/index.html) I don't think Doyle actually
> sells this sail anymore but they or someone might make you one. A search
> of the archives for UPS might yield some more a lot posts. It's more of
> what they were calling at the time a Code 0 rather than a spinnaker and
> could be sailed to somewhere above a beam reach. In addition to the
> sail, we needed to add a halyard, a halyard restrainer and a padeye on
> the foredeck behind the jib for the minifurler for the UPS to attach to.
>
> The sail was just a tremendous amount of fun to play with. The attached
> photos are our old boat flying the UPS on a particularly lovely day when
> we sailed south from Rock Hall, MD, came around the point at Eastern
> Neck Island and then sailed northeast up the Chester River all with the
> UPS and no tacks in a north wind. And then a helicopter came and took
> our picture. Just an unbelievably wonderful day.
>
> Mary Lou
> ex Rhodes 22
> now Rosborough RF-246
>
> On 11/23/2020 7:01 PM, Tom Van Heule wrote:
> > I like the sound and added hassle of the second sail. The boat is
> generally
> > so easy to sail... gimme something to do! Lol  Anyone have an archive
> link
> > to appease my curiosity in the details?
> >
> > .... I'm excited to be able to sail in the same direction for more than
> 15
> > minutes!!
> >
> > I want to say, as I can get away with it this week, how thankful we are
> for
> > this community.  We learn so much, we have fun, we are smart people, and
> > it's just... swell.
> >
> > Smooth sailing,
> >
> >
>
>
>
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