Farr 30 Sail Information

Farr 30 Mainsail	P= 40.55 E= 14.57
	The Class main is specified using the D-4 Process with Carbon and High Modulus Twaron. The sail is manufactured utilizing a UV Film for the ultimate durability. The UV film reduces the exposed light, which can lead to fiber breakdown. Viewing Windows in the foot and luff are standard. The Carbon and High Modulus Twaron fibers offer incredible thread line strength and efficiency, essential to handle the high leech loads of a large mainsail. The D4 layout is superior to any other process. Additional fibers can be placed in any area of the sail for added strength. The mainsail on the Farr 30 30 must cover a very broad range so it's ability to be powered up or bladed out will be critical. The backstay is the primary control for this function, and thus it will need to be adjusted frequently. Mainsail Includes: Tapered Battens 1 Reef Point Numbers Leech lines and telltales Vision window Cunningham Draft Stripes Measurement Logo Turtle Bag

Farr 30 Code 1	I= 38.29 J= 10.89 LP= 104%
	The Code 1 is designed for 0-8 TWS. The sail is manufactured using Carbon and HM Twaron, as the entire sail must carry it's strength throughout. UV Films are also used for increased durability. The Headstay is set at it's longest position with this sail for max power and pointing. Removable battens are incorporated in all the jibs to facilitate transporting the sails. In addition, this sail is built to the class max girth. Code 1 Includes: 1 Full Top Tapered Batten 2 Long Removable Tapered Battens Draft Stripes Leech and Foot Lines Telltales and Window Measurement Full Turtle Bag

Farr 30 Code 2	I= 38.29 J= 10.89 LP= 104%
	The Code 2 is designed for 8-18 TWS. The sail is manufactured using Carbon and HM Twaron, as the entire sail must carry it's strength throughout. UV Films are also used for increased durability. The Headstay is set at Medium position with this sail for max power and pointing. Removable battens are incorporated in all the jibs to facilitate transporting the sails. In addition, this sail is built to the class max girth. Code 2 Includes: 1 Full Top Tapered Batten 2 Long Removable Tapered Battens Draft Stripes Leech and Foot Lines Telltales and Window Measurement Full Turtle Bag

Farr 30 Code 3	I= 38.29 J= 10.89 LP= 93%
	The Code 3 is designed for 18+ TWS. The sail is manufactured using 100% HM Twaron, as the entire sail must carry it's strength throughout. UV Films are also used for increased durability. The Headstay is set at Heavy position with this sail for max power and pointing. Removable battens are incorporated in all the jibs to facilitate transporting the sails. Code 3 Includes: 1 Full Top Tapered Batten 2 Long Removable Tapered Battens Draft Stripes Leech and Foot Lines Telltales and Window Measurement Full Turtle Bag

Farr 30 Full Radial Spinnakers	I= 16.20 SPL= 4.705 Area = 892 m2 For Masthead Area = 632 m2 for Fractional
	Light Full Radial Masthead Constructed of Contender's Superkote 60, this sail is used for downwind legs in most conditions but is also designed as an AP so you can reach with it in the lighter air. This sail will be used most often in Farr 30 events.
	Heavy Full Radial Masthead This sail is designed as an AP/Runner. The sail can be used in 17 TWS to help preserve the Light Air Masthead. Contender's Superkote 75 makes this sail very durable.
	Masthead Asymmetrical Constructed of Contender's Superkote 60.
	Heavy Full Radial Fractional The .75 oz. Nylon fractional will be called on for the extremely heavy conditions and is designed to be "Bullet Proof". The .75 Fractional will be the sail to use in over 25 TWS.

	Spinnakers Include: Choice of Colors Luff Lines Sail Numbers Measurement Spinnaker Turtle