North RAM F8 6.3
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Slalom Sail | |
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Year | 2008 |
Battens | 7 |
Cambers | 4 |
Boom | 206 cm |
Luff | 452 cm |
Materials | Monofilm, XPly, Triax |
(machine translated in 2021) origin
Bought 2ndhands via the internet in Germany in June 2010.
Trim Dots
If you buy a RAM F8 checkthis articleto see if the trim dots are in the right place.
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This sail has a little less handling than the Daytona, which was just softer, but with 3 cambers the difference is not that big. With 4 Cambers, the sail is quite a lot stiffer. gyben is therefore slightly less, but control highwind is noticeably better with 4 cambers.
fast
This is a really fast sail, even with only 3 cambers. I had already sailed quite a few slalom races with my Daytonas when I first sailed this RAM F8 during the BK in 2010. Normally, I always lost something on the straight at speed. Now I was able to keep up with even the toppers quite well.
Sold
Due to upgrade to aRAM F10 6.3, sold it.
Masts
This sail belongs on a Gold 430cm, but I will probably sail more on my Platinum 430cm.
Bought 2ndhands via the internet in Germany in June 2010.
Trim Dots
If you buy a RAM F8 checkthis articleto see if the trim dots are in the right place.
action
This sail has a little less handling than the Daytona, which was just softer, but with 3 cambers the difference is not that big. With 4 Cambers, the sail is quite a lot stiffer. gyben is therefore slightly less, but control highwind is noticeably better with 4 cambers.
fast
This is a really fast sail, even with only 3 cambers. I had already sailed quite a few slalom races with my Daytonas when I first sailed this RAM F8 during the BK in 2010. Normally, I always lost something on the straight at speed. Now I was able to keep up with even the toppers quite well.
Sold
Due to upgrade to aRAM F10 6.3, sold it.
Masts
This sail belongs on a Gold 430cm, but I will probably sail more on my Platinum 430cm.
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