Here are the lengths of lines for a 470 tall rig. If you have a standard rig the only lines that are different are the halyards, they are 10' shorter.

My jib furling line will sound long, but I rig it as follows:

The furling line comes from the 3100 furler up forward, down the port side of the boat, back past the sheet turning block to the rail where I have attached a block to turn it back forward. At this point it goes through a rope clutch, from there we take it across the boat to the electric winch. This was set up with a 135% Genoa, a 155% Genoa would require additional footage. I only use Sta-Set X (less stretchy)for the halyards, By using the cheaper Sta-Set for everything else I don't mind replacing the line as much when it gets ugly.

Bill
Voyager #11

 

Jib Furler

7/16"

105' Sta-Set

 

Spinnnaker Sheets

1/2"

 xxxx Sta-Set

 

Mainsheet

1/2"

150' StaSet

 

Genoa Sheets

5/8"

2pcs. 80' or 1pc.160' StaSet

 

1st Genoa Halyard

1/2"

170' Sta-Set X

Standard Rig 160'

2nd Genoa Halyard

1/2"

170' Sta-Set X

Standard Rig 160'

Main Halyard

1/2"

170' Sta-Set X

Standard Rig 160'

Boom Topping Lift

1/2"

170' Sta-Set X

Standard Rig 160'

Spinnaker Halyard"

1/2"

170' Sta-Set X

Standard Rig 160'

Main Outhaul

1/2"

80' Sta-Set

 

Main Furling

1/2"

55' Sta-Set