Select to expand quoteBSN101 said..
How large?
9.4
I have a 8.7 H2 that i love and im presuming its kind of the same.
My old Slalom MK3 9.5 , which i also love is about to die 
Select to expand quoteAl Planet said..
Are you not tempted by the Hellcat?
I have a Hellcat 7.7 and its OK. Smaller wind range. I rather my older North Ram 7.8 , it doesn't get backhand heavy in gusts although it is a heavier bulkier feeling sail.
My problem is im a big guy and tend to use the sails overpowered , i find cammed sails hold their shape better.
And the full cammed race sails ( North Warps ) are too much on the sometimes crazy rough water i get in the bay.
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..Al Planet said..
Are you not tempted by the Hellcat?
I have a Hellcat 7.7 and its OK. Smaller wind range. I rather my older North Ram 7.8 , it doesn't get backhand heavy in gusts although it is a heavier bulkier feeling sail.
My problem is im a big guy and tend to use the sails overpowered , i find cammed sails hold their shape better.
And the full cammed race sails ( North Warps ) are too much on the sometimes crazy rough water i get in the bay.
I've been confused by the NP wind range guide. V8/Hornet vs Hellcat. The cat uses 0.5m smaller for the same wind range.
Im looking at an 8.2 Hornet to go on my RB.
Check out the Plsning 10/11knots thread as a V8 9.6 was purchased to go with falcon Light Wind. He might have a review soon
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..Al Planet said..
Are you not tempted by the Hellcat?
I have a Hellcat 7.7 and its OK. Smaller wind range. I rather my older North Ram 7.8 , it doesn't get backhand heavy in gusts although it is a heavier bulkier feeling sail.
My problem is im a big guy and tend to use the sails overpowered , i find cammed sails hold their shape better.
And the full cammed race sails ( North Warps ) are too much on the sometimes crazy rough water i get in the bay.
KA Koyote?Select to expand quoteKA Sails said...
Iedere serieuze Freeride windsurfer eist een zeil dat makkelijk, comfortabel en vergevingsgezind is, maar tegelijkertijd moet dit zeil voor hen ook een indrukwekkend prestatieniveau kunnen garanderen en een hoge top snelheid!
@ KA Sails: I can't find your English language page. Been programming since Basic on an Atari 800 so I thought I'd figure this out. Nope.
@ Seabreeze: the new site's editing features suck. Getting the quotes correct is a pain in the arse.
@ Seabreeze again: I'm a little emotional right now.
too late , got one 
Apparently no one here has one 
Even though they sold a gazillion...... ( or did they ) ???
Am I a leper ?
New models out next month.
Is this sex on wheels or what 
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin 
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
That all looks nice, but...
Did NP nail the centre of gravity for the bag handle?
Select to expand quotemusorianin said..Imax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
That all looks nice, but...
Did NP nail the centre of gravity for the bag handle?
Bags are for people who aren't using their sails
Select to expand quotemusorianin said..Imax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
That all looks nice, but...
Did NP nail the centre of gravity for the bag handle?
No not even close .
But i did notice something strange , inside the boom cutout connected to the sail there is a tiny loop ( about 2cm long ) for something ... what is that ?
The plot thickens ???
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..musorianin said..Imax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
That all looks nice, but...
Did NP nail the centre of gravity for the bag handle?
No not even close .
But i did notice something strange , inside the boom cutout connected to the sail there is a tiny loop ( about 2cm long ) for something ... what is that ?
The plot thickens ???
attach the car keys?
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining. 
Select to expand quotepepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
I have become used to NP strange camber strings ( complicated ****ty system )
North do it soooo simple and they work fine .
Its not that , its right in the middle of the boom cutout , miles away from the cambers.
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
That's gold, I thought only surfers took pics of their boards in their lounge room
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..
Is this sex on wheels or what
Unwrapping new sail for the first time.
Wife not here , six beers down ,Blues Brothers on telly , spot the new sail virgin
that looks the ****!!! Boom!!!!!
Select to expand quotepepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
This sail doesn't use that old complicated string system . It's new and very simple ,
There is a plastic plate sewn into the sail that the batten slides into , then there are two holes in that plate that the cambers swing on.Solid as a rock, think I like it.
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..pepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
This sail doesn't use that old complicated string system . It's new and very simple ,
There is a plastic plate sewn into the sail that the batten slides into , then there are two holes in that plate that the cambers swing on.Solid as a rock, think I like it.
Hey Imax, Have you sailed it yet? Wondering how it compares to the H2.
I have a 7.2 H2 Racing, Love it!
Had to change a camber on it just recently, and that bloody string set-up is a pain in the arse!!! Took about four beers!
Select to expand quotewhitsun said..Imax1 said..pepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
This sail doesn't use that old complicated string system . It's new and very simple ,
There is a plastic plate sewn into the sail that the batten slides into , then there are two holes in that plate that the cambers swing on.Solid as a rock, think I like it.
Hey Imax, Have you sailed it yet? Wondering how it compares to the H2.
I have a 7.2 H2 Racing, Love it!
Had to change a camber on it just recently, and that bloody string set-up is a pain in the arse!!! Took about four beers!
I have not sailed it yet .I also have a H2 8.7 that I love.
Did u break the camber or the little ****ty plastic strung in plastic bit that the batten slides into ?
And was it the batten above the boom end ?
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..whitsun said..Imax1 said..pepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
This sail doesn't use that old complicated string system . It's new and very simple ,
There is a plastic plate sewn into the sail that the batten slides into , then there are two holes in that plate that the cambers swing on.Solid as a rock, think I like it.
Hey Imax, Have you sailed it yet? Wondering how it compares to the H2.
I have a 7.2 H2 Racing, Love it!
Had to change a camber on it just recently, and that bloody string set-up is a pain in the arse!!! Took about four beers!
I have not sailed it yet .I also have a H2 8.7 that I love.
Did u break the camber or the little ****ty plastic strung in plastic bit that the batten slides into ?
And was it the batten above the boom end ?
Yep, the one exactly as you mentioned. Must be a weak point!
Anyway, all fixed after I sourced parts from Hong Kong!!
(Replaced the whole camber while I was at it.)
One ****ty little part ruined my day! Looked back at the video and it broke on my second run. (Not Happy!)
Still a awesome sail though.
Select to expand quotewhitsun said..Imax1 said..whitsun said..Imax1 said..pepe47 said..
I think it may be the camber attachment (to the luff sleeve) so the camber doesn't come off when it's not under load. Makes changing a camber.... entertaining.
This sail doesn't use that old complicated string system . It's new and very simple ,
There is a plastic plate sewn into the sail that the batten slides into , then there are two holes in that plate that the cambers swing on.Solid as a rock, think I like it.
Hey Imax, Have you sailed it yet? Wondering how it compares to the H2.
I have a 7.2 H2 Racing, Love it!
Had to change a camber on it just recently, and that bloody string set-up is a pain in the arse!!! Took about four beers!
I have not sailed it yet .I also have a H2 8.7 that I love.
Did u break the camber or the little ****ty plastic strung in plastic bit that the batten slides into ?
And was it the batten above the boom end ?
Yep, the one exactly as you mentioned. Must be a weak point!
Anyway, all fixed after I sourced parts from Hong Kong!! (Replaced the whole camber while I was at it.)
One ****ty little part ruined my day! Looked back at the video and it broke on my second run. (Not Happy!)
Still a awesome sail though.
What happens is ...when u uphaul in shallow water or half drop the sail in a turn and the sail falls back in the water the protruding batten hits the ground.All that pressure goes along the batten and pushes on that tiny bit that breaks.It is easier to just replace the little bit.
There should be spares in the sail bag along with a couple little looped strings and sex bolts and the little spanner key thing ( they obviously know about this weak point )
