Good evening everyone,
Thank you for all your comments!
I was actually looking at the Bainbridge fabrics as my idea was to keep an eye out and try to buy out of the clearance section.
The lightest fabric they have is 170GSM / 3.97SMOZ and I was looking at doing all panels except the two at the top out of this material and adding a camber
The two at the top I would make with a slightly stronger material maybe 223GSM / 5.2SMOZ and no camber
Does this make sense?
And would aluminium poles of 25mm OD and 1.5 thickness be sufficient for the 3.400mm wide sail?
@Arne,
In the UK Newbridge boats sold Corribees with a junk rig as an option, they also sold a Coromandel and a Virgo voyager model!
If you do make a sail plan for the Corribee that would be most useful for many owners as they eventually will require new sails. I would be one of the lucky ones!
Sailboat data link for the MKII model (the model with JR)
https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/corribee-mkii
Kind regards,
Joao