s/v Jedi

do I understand correctly, this is a Sundeer 64?

The photos are absolutely stunning. What a wonderful boat.

was hoping to find a big pic of your boat Jedi here. disappointed.
she looks pretty exciting in the avatar thumbnail size photo.

Nick aboard S/V Jedi, great sailing log here and on your website. C'ptn Kirk here of S/V Kela, SD64 hull #2. I'm currently ship-wrecked in sunny Colorado and need some figures that's on my boat, far away. I hope you can provide these numbers.

What's our Main, Mizzen and Jib square meters or square feet area?

When you make contact, I'll update you on our 5-year world tour... with my family. I wish I could return to those wonderful days of cruising and envy your current journey.

Ah, thanks.

You said, "Also when the boat is not sailing for some time, just to save the sail."

May I have your opinion about how long counts as "some time"? I will go on a three week vacation this summer, so I'm sure I should take it down then. What about those times I don't sail for a week and a half or two weeks? Is it worth the effort to take it down then too?

(I'm guessing you'll say yes, but I admit I hadn't even considered this question before!)

Thanks again.

Hello.

Thanks for your answer in my thread earlier today. I have a question about a post you made some time ago. You wrote:

Every furled jib has to go up and down a couple of times every year so a furler doesn't make a difference really.

What do you mean by that? That is, why does every furled jib have to go up and down a couple of times a year, and why does this mean the furler doesn't make a difference?

I currently have a Genoa on my boat, but I'm about to switch to a jib; a Genoa is just too much sail for me at present. Should I expect to bring the jib down during the season? What for?

Thanks from a puzzled novice.

Jesse

Why is it hard to come back from Aruba? Is it a customs issue or just to nice to leave?