Your specific PHRF organization will give you an exact rating when you apply for a certificate. Look at http://www.phrfne.org/baseh.htm, which is the base ratiung used by PHRF-New England for a baseline for many production boats. Your committee will than modify it based on any specifics such as prop type & other gear, as well as any other local variations used.
According to this site you are around 219, which is a
spinnaker rating.
So you see how it might work, my boat (C&C 37 CB) is listed at 114 there. PHRF-Narragansett bay rated me at 117
Spinnaker, 139 Non-
spinnaker. I got 3s/mi, I think for my roller
furling headsail.
Later in the season my 150 genoa finally was pronounced dead, and my rating was adjusted to 124/146 to acommodate the 130% as my largest sail.
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