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Rigging a 1998 Ezzy Power Wave

Cleaning:

 

Use a mild soap and water with a rag to clean your sail. Harsh solvents may damage the sail cloth. 
Contrary to what most people think, you do not need to fresh water rinse your sail. 
The vinyl window can be cleaned by washing with fresh-water and polishing with a dry towel. 

Storage:

 

Sail cloth should not be left under tension. After sailing, always release your batten tension. 
Never leave sails fully rigged overnight. Always release the downhaul and outhaul until the mast has no 
bend. 

TROUBLE SHOOTING:

 

Problem:

 

Possible Solution:

 

Camber is difficult to get on to 
the mast 

1) Make sure the batten tensioner is completely released while snapping cam 
on.
2) Make sure the sail has no downhaul tension and is outhauled fully before 
snapping cam on. 

Camber does not flip 

1) Camber batten too tight, release a little batten tension.
2) Cam is under-rotated, need less downhaul. 

Camber comes off mast 

1) Camber is over-bending, need more downhaul.
2) Mast diameter is larger than normal, lengthen the webbing straps on the 
cam. 

Foot batten does not flip 

1) Foot batten has too much curve, give more downhaul and outhaul.
2) Foot batten over-tightened, release some tension on the foot batten. 

Sail feels heavy 

1) Leech is too tight, try more downhaul. 

Sail feels too powerful 

1) Sail is too deep, try more outhaul and downhaul. 
2) Mast is too stiff, check that you are using the correct mast. 

Sail lacks power 

1) Sail is too flat, try less outhaul and downhaul.
2) Mast is too soft, check that you are using the correct mast. 

Window is difficult to see 
through 

1) Rolling your sail wet from fresh water will cause the window to fog. Drying 
in the air will clear it up.
2) Make sure there is no sand on the window, then clean your window with a 
towel and fresh water. 

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Содержание Power Wave 1998

Страница 1: ... the luff sleeve Note do not slide the mast through the cam it should go above the cam 3 Attach the mast extension and cleat off the downhaul without tensioning Quick Tip It is easier to attach your boom onto the mast with no downhaul tension 4 Attach the boom and outhaul the sail to the boom length printed on the sail At this stage of rigging the sail should be outhauledflat in the boom area Quic...

Страница 2: ...the looseness should extend to the back seam on the leech panel For light wind sailing the looseness will end about 30cm 12 behind the back seam Quick Tip The amount of downhaul tension will vary for different wind conditions A high wind setting requires more downhaul tension to loosen the leech and give more twist increasing your top end speed Then for lighter wind the sail will perform better wi...

Страница 3: ...imately 3 0cm 1 1 8 For stronger wind pull the clew out approximately 5 0cm 2 Quick Tip Before adjusting the outhaul push the cam to make sure it is rotated to one side of the mast 9 Check that the camber is not over rotated This can fatigue the cam and the batten and lead to possible breakage If the cam is over rotated you need more downhaul 10 Tension the tack strap until the edge of the sail be...

Страница 4: ...cambered settings De Rigging Following this de rigging sequence will prolong the life of your sail and avoid possible sail damage 1 Release batten tension pushing the release lever located on the center of the buckle and tack strap 2 Release downhaul 3 Snap cam off mast 4 Release outhaul and remove boom 5 Slide mast out of luff sleeve without creasing sail 6 Roll the sail from the top tightly to p...

Страница 5: ...er does not flip 1 Camber batten too tight release a little batten tension 2 Cam is under rotated need less downhaul Camber comes off mast 1 Camber is over bending need more downhaul 2 Mast diameter is larger than normal lengthen the webbing straps on the cam Foot batten does not flip 1 Foot batten has too much curve give more downhaul and outhaul 2 Foot batten over tightened release some tension ...

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