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Rigging the Ezzy Wave with Graham Ezzy

Graham Ezzy gives a comprehensive lecture on rigging the Ezzy Wave. Filmed on the 4.2 2021 Ezzy Wave in Tenerife, Graham explains tips and tricks for better rigging and longer sail life. Note: The Ezzy Wave remains unchanged for 2022. Let us know what you learned in the comments. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:16 Unroll Sail Without Damaging It 1:46 Insert the Mast Without Damaging the Sail 5:30 The Tack Strap Ruler 6:07 The Ezzy Pulley 6:27 Using a Duotone Power Extension? Switch the Pulley for a D-Ring 6:55 The Perfect Downhaul Threading 8:37 Use the Calibrated rigging gauge for perfect downhaul 10:07 How Much Extension to Use 11:27 Reset the Gauge to the Factory Setting 11:58 When is the Rigging Gauge Not Accurate? 13:07 Rigging Without the Recommended Ezzy Mast 15:30 Setting the Downhaul Using the Gauge 16:30 Tack Strap Tension Is Important 18:30 What to Do with Excess Downhaul Rope 19:05 Why Do the Numbers on Your Boom Not Match the Numbers on Your Sail? 20:54 How to Set the Outhaul with Rigging Chords 23:20 Theory: Outhaul and Downhaul relationship 24:00 Fine-Tuned Rigging: 4 Quadrant Rigging 26:15 Do You Need to Tension the Battens? 28:02 Do You Need to Rinse Your Sail? 28:55 Sunlight is the #1 Killer of Sailcloth 29:30 How to Avoid Damaging the Sail While Removing the Mast 30:38 Best Practices for Rolling Your Sail 32:26 Best Practices for Storing Your Sails 4 Quadrant Rigging: If the sail feels unstable, add more outhaul and downhaul If the sail feels stable, but the sail: - has back hand pressure? MORE outhaul. - pulls from above your head, feels close to catapulting? MORE downhaul. - feels like it is twisting too much and not powerful? LESS downhaul. - feels empty on the backhand (like opening a door)? LESS outhaul. More information can be found at: www.ezzy.com