Thanks. In thinking about this I did come up with the idea of the tubing. I 
also appreciate the benefit of your experience. Martin
 
From: antoine.r...@videotron.ca
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2013 23:25:55 -0400
To: cnc-list@cnc-list.com
Subject: Re: Stus-List C&C 30 Mk I heaving to

A good idea would be to cover your shroud with quarter inch plastic tubing for 
the first, say, five feet. With this, the sheet will rub against the plastic 
rather than the cable. No chaffing this way. It's good to have it anyway to 
prevent chaffing all week at the slip when the genoa is furled and the sheets 
are rubbing against the shroud. 
I did heave to on one occasion on the ocean for bad weather reasons, mainly 
when rough weather was coming to get some rest (I was just south the of Tail of 
the Grand Banks, bad weather is not fun in that vicinity). Remember to heave to 
BEFORE weather gets really bad to get a chance to rest a bit while you can. The 
C&C 30 heave to very well. If you have a wheel steering, blocking the wheeI 
with the brake is not enough in rough weather, you have to secure it with a 
line. I also have heave to on two occasions to repair the control line on the 
windvane after rounding La Coruna in Spain. I had to crawl under the cockpit to 
do this. Interestingly, in three to four meters swell, the bottom of the 
cockpit locker was the most comfortable spot on the boat.
Antoine (C&C 30 Cousin)

Le 2013-08-08 à 17:55, martin schulman a écrit :Has anyone experience heaving 
to with a 30 1974. It seems to me that if it is done the weather genny sheet 
would chafe a good deal on the weather shrouds. Am I missing something? 
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