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Both (vang tail & bungee) fit through the hole in my dagger board...

I actually drilled my hole out a little wider so that I can feed the vanf tail in...

I didnt have to reduce mine and Ive never broken it. Been sailing for 2 and 1/2 years with this carbon fiber one.

I think that I feel faster after polishing my hull but really think its a mental thing... So im not too sure yet.

I havent made a handle for my board and I dont even notice when pulling it up or down. I would say it is personal preference...

I wasnt able to talk my wife out of the Cancun trip. Thanks for the info though...

How much? does it leak? does it have the new hardware cleat? What is the deposit?

Look everyone Fred grew bunny ears over this event!

I will drive down leaving Friday at 3pm. Takes me about 3 hours. I would go earlier but my fiance gets off work at 8am and she wants to sleep before we leave and she cant sleep in the car. I will sail in fort worth Friday during the day to get some more boat time. See you soon...

Cunningham, cunningham and when you think you have it on tight try harder. Twinkies, and chipoltle burritos have 1995 calories in them. And to get your legs prepared do a bunch of squats or lunges.

Yeah I just use regular ol silicone. When I was a kid I used 5200 and when it came time to reseal later it was really hard to get things apart and resealed. My boat never leaks with the standard stuff.

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I have found that using an overkill of silicone around the edges helps produce more suction than without. Making the water empty out a bit faster than the other way (without silicone). I did take a cloth and wipe the excess off so that it had less drag.

Here is a pic of mine, looks similar to above...

Merrily look forward to seeing you there... I hope this gets an even bigger turnout due to the J22 MW's. Im going home tonight and doing a bunch of squats on my power rack to prepare for the long heavy air upwind legs. Ive been practicing for the cold by going out in the sleet and snow... I hope...

Mine released first time out but with break in it gets better. Now I never have problems and have been out in 30+ without a problem.

I like your example there sailchris. That would mean for me it would be: Light = 0-12 Medium = 13-25 High = 26+ I weigh 240 lbs though...

I would offer 3k and go from there. Remember brand new boats are about what he is asking.

Fred and Jack we have a Laser regatta the 15th and 16th of September in Austin and the next weekend on White Rock, NO Excuses... I moved from Dallas to Fort Worth and now trying to get FWBC members out in Lasers... I will have to take the boat to Arlington also. I sailed a regatta there this...

Re: laser sailing in keeps stalling in heavy wind How much do you weigh? How much breeze are you talking about?