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> > I've been sailing my CFlex with a wave fin and race sails and it is
> > ALOT slower and I can tell it is the board/fin as the sail, 5.6 and
> > 6.2, are working fine spilling wind, but the board seems to be
> > dragging. I just got a "Hot Dog" True Ames 12.5" fin to try and
> > remedy this for fast bump n jumping. My GUESS is that the fin
>
> Kirk,
>
> Have you tried the 12.5" Hot Dog?
No, but I'm hopeful that it won't be too long. I got a note from Ken
Winner and he, with a radar gun at Lyle, says "control is FAST". This
agrees with why I can go so fast in gusts OFF THE WIND at the Gorge
with a "slow" fin. Going upwind is another matter and efficiency AND
control matter.
Sorry to hear about your foot. I broke my leg 2 yrs ago @ 3rd, got 3
screws in my leg, and was back sailing good as new in about 10-12 weeks.
Kirk out
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