CPYOA Burgee Project

[carry-on]

Are the colors for Purdue or Army football? Oh my!
Looks great and I will take a 12x18.
PayPal would be good.
Thanks for your work on this project.

[BruceW]

Colors look good for Mizzou, too!

[brackish]

PM sent.

[ddg23]

The Purdue colors really look good.  I would like to get a 12X18 also.

[kickingbug1]

   i think you have a "hit" george

[Eagleye]

I'm onboard.  Good work George!
Thanks,
-Allen

[MKBLK]

Pegasus needs a 12 x 18 also. Count me in.

Marty K.

[rmotley]

Wake Forest Deamon Deacons colors for sure!

PM Sent

[reedtg3]

Please reserve one 12 x 18 burgee for Cattail!  I will need it prior to May 5.
Tom Reed

[Awfeith]

I would be interested in a Burgee. Let me know who to send the check to. By the way, my daughter, Natasha Feith is a past commador of the Hoofers sailing Club

[Tim Gardner]

Sent my check today, George

[TedStrat]

I'm in too...small one please. Nice job!

-Ted

[Saluki86]

I am excited to get my Burgee.  However, any advice on rigging and placement?  I have a C16 with no spreaders.  Found this.  Any comments?  http://www.coastalboating.net/Features/Editorials/2006/Burgees.html

Is there some way to 'pin it' to the starboard shroud?

[Tim Gardner]

This is what I use:

http://www.lowcostboatingstore.com/SEACHOICE-78351-HALYARD-FLAG-CLIP2-PER-CARD_p_2428.html

TG

[Jon898]

I am excited to get my Burgee.  However, any advice on rigging and placement?  I have a C16 with no spreaders.  Found this.  Any comments?  http://www.coastalboating.net/Features/Editorials/2006/Burgees.html

Is there some way to 'pin it' to the starboard shroud?

The starboard spreader practice has come about due to the electronic stuff common at the top of a mast these days.  Trouble comes when you don't have a spreader. I'd suggest going with the traditional masthead approach instead if you don't have stuff at the top of the mast to interfere with the burgee.  I discussed this at this posting: http://cpyoa.geekworkshosting.com/forum/index.php?topic=7164.0 . I have never had a problem hoisting or lowering a pig stick (I called this a cane in the post) unless the two rolling hitches holding the stick are too close together (when it tends to hoist at an angle and can jamb between the shrouds and the mast).  The masthead position also keeps it in view on both tacks.