Trim quick guide

[christian isberg]

Hey girls and guys! 

Just got my hands on Jubilon, a j92 from 2002. It’s in great condition and I’m very happy.

I wanna know if someone has any good trim guide, ive gone thru the group, but a lot of broken links and perhaps i missed some things.

We will mainly race with the jib. 
I found the ullman sails guide but wanna know if anyone has something more in depth.

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/37068590/ullman-sails-j92tunepdf-sailmakerorg

Did  anyone develop a quick trim guide for the j/92?

Ive put together what I found already (some points are not j92 specific). Somethings might be waaaay off so feel free to change and comment: Aslo, lets assume the rig is  perfectly trimmed. 

Upwind:

Jib: 

Halyard: Gradually tighten the halyard from underwear wrinkles (from 0kn) up to full hoist (around 15-16kn)

Spreader reference: ?

Jib traveler: What would a good base position be?

Main:

Traveler: 50% windward gradually come down to center

Boom aft/ridge: 5-10cm to windward

Leech: 

0-4kt Open 

4-14kt top TT visible 25-50%

14kt: top TT visible 100%

Backstay: I know this is really important for pointing but how much should I put it on?

Wang: no need

Cunningham: 5kt gradually put it on for speed rather than power

Outhaule: 100% on regardless of wind (apparently comes from guys on Northsails)

Reaching

I come from symmetrical so I have plenty to learn here

Tack: tight 

Luff: ?

Main:

Traveler: in leeward 

Wang: Top batten parallel with boom

Outhaul: On

Broad Reaching/downwind

Tack: off up to 1m?  Keep vertical or to windward

Luff: ?

Main:

Traveler: Leeward

Wang: top betten parallel with boom

Outhaul: off 

Haleyard: underwear wrinkles (1-3cm)

Yepp - best is to get out there and to find the balance but I’d like to kick start it :).

Very best

Christian