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by **Nick** » Wed, 04 Apr 2007 11:14:41

Hello!

Is House Carbon 60% Windsurfing Mast 460 mm any good?
How it's comparable to other freeride masts?
Thanks!

Nick

by **Nick** » Wed, 04 Apr 2007 11:16:45

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> 460 mm

Ooooops! 460 cm of course. :-))

Nick

by **Nick** » Fri, 06 Apr 2007 09:29:28

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> Ooooops! 460 cm of course. :-))

Looks like nobody used it?

Nick

by **tim_nitram_j..** » Fri, 06 Apr 2007 09:49:47

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> > Ooooops! 460 cm of course. :-))

> Looks like nobody used it?

> Nick

I'm kinda curious too, I need a new mast and those House brand masts
are cheap.

by **livaud..** » Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:30:02

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> I'm kinda curious too, I need a new mast and those House brand masts
> are cheap.

Bought a 60% carbon 465 House mast in 1994. Used it for 12 years,
then donated it to our club. It's still going strong. If the bend
curves approximate what your sail(s) require, I'd seriously consider
one.

by **Gerr** » Sat, 07 Apr 2007 01:11:09

I bought one - still going after 5 years, no problems At the time,
they were made by powerex.

Gerry

by **snowygu** » Sun, 08 Apr 2007 20:55:11

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> I bought one - still going after 5 years, no problems At the time,
> they were made by powerex.

> Gerry

I have a Pacific 60 Mast from the House which serves me well, but the
House 30 developed a warp. It disappears in the rigging, but I only
keep it as a back up now.

by **Sash** » Mon, 16 Apr 2007 09:06:28

I bought The House 460 a few years ago and had to return it - didn't work
with my Simmer 7.4. I replaced it by Powerex and everithing is fine since
there.

Sasha,

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>> I bought one - still going after 5 years, no problems At the time,
>> they were made by powerex.

>> Gerry

> I have a Pacific 60 Mast from the House which serves me well, but the
> House 30 developed a warp. It disappears in the rigging, but I only
> keep it as a back up now.