Mandurah Mob (WA, Australia) - 2020-10-18
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Morts
34.674(D)
33.123(D)
14.702(D)
24.37(D)
32.506(D)
51.593(D)
Shane121
35.469(D)
33.925(D)
15.711(D)
20.929(D)
31.611(D)
52.14(D)
waricle
28.095(D)
26.653(D)
11.605(D)
15.762(D)
20.018(D)
37.808(D)
Elmo
29.508(D)
27.462(D)
14.552(D)
16.979(D)
19.615(D)
27.002(D)
Stretch
28.667(D)
26.895(D)
15.189(D)
19.714(D)
20.166(D)
41.394(D)
Decrepit
27.841(D)
25.81(D)
14.568(D)
19.549(D)
20.236(D)
33.549(D)
Hardie
Binny
Bugs
Bender
Firiebob
man of
Sammy the snail
Pepe47
evets
SluGger
Bully boy fat Basil
ratz
fangy
otts
Oaf
(Mu-) fin
WazzaYotty
Mad Max
TOBYchef
Jonski
Swindy
remery
Auz
Greggo
Frank
Rayman
Rocky
Hammer
Lombok
The Scud
Stingray
Rob
Sam
Scud
Average35.0733.5215.4522.6532.0651.87
Morts (16066km):
1258 days ago
3 categories

 

Simmer SCR 6.3, Manta 59W + Tribal Delta 18

 

Fun afternnon sail with Mark & Shane. Great fun running through the weedy smooth at the bottom of the NM run. Garmin watch said I'd done a 25.5 Alpha which got me a bit excited, GW52 does not agree Yell

 

 

 

 



Shane121 (6794km):
1258 days ago
3 categories

Albany, WA, AU Harding rd with Jeremy and Mark . keen to try the new board today Smile very happy with it . Great day on the water Cool  

Oops jp slalom racing 60, hsm gps 6.6, tribal delta 20 



waricle (17386km):
1258 days ago
Peel Inlet, WA, AU tabou speedster 85, CA66 kar 7.1 fangy 22 The wind was reluctant until Rob went out on the foil and took one for the team. I started on the 85 wide and didn’t get planing until my second sail across and rob went out on the foil. Did my first 20 kms then switched to the 66 and the wind didn’t really come in solid till we de-rigged the last sail.😜 All in all it was great to be out sailing with decrepit, stretch, Elmo and remery on a nice sunny spring afternoon.

Elmo (31413km):
1258 days ago

JP SLW, NP RSR E6 7.8m, Pepe Delta weed 21cm

Wind was light didn't trust it picking up so decided to experiment with the Pepe Delta on the big girl, which was to anyone with a semblance of common sense a tad optimistic putting a 21cm fin on a 92cm wude board. But I was well happy yes it let go a few times but reovered incredibly well, there was more speed there but had to get of the water.

Whole lotta fun and very unexpected.

 

Note to all at Liptons

The was a dirty great big snake went from the parking on the hut side into the bush behind Waricles car so just keep an eye out.



Stretch (30716km):
1258 days ago
6 categories

Peel Inlet, WA, AU. Foil, then FF113/2XC 7.8/MUF Delta24.  Interesting to learn what it takes to make Huey behave:  1/ bring foil gear in van - No, not enough.  2/ pull gear out and fit foil to board - no not enough. 3/ put foil gear in contact with water - no, not enough. 4/ drag your gear a couple of hundred metres across the shallows to reach deeper water - yes, 100% guaranteed wind will kick in. Yep, by the time I got out there the wind had kicked and foiling with the 7.8 was providing a few arse clenching moments and one nice divot in the estuary. After a long walk back through the shallows I chucked the Falcon 113 on. No problems getting going, but was having problems with the setup. My HSM 7.3 used to work well with that board and fin, but the 7.8 being bigger and lower aspect seemed to overwhelming the fin. Fiddled with various settings, but could never get comfortable Frown. Anyhow, at least we got a sail. Good to be out with Mike, Pete, Alby and Remery 😎



Decrepit (54483km):
1257 days ago

That was fun, but I almost gave up.

I had rigged the 6.2 on the 55cm board and this time plugged the 26cm@45.

Remery, Stretch and I sat and watched Waricle float around on his big gear for ages, the Stretch decided his foil would get going, and maybe bring the wind in, so off he trudged through miles of shallows to get to water deep enough, sure enough a few white caps started to appear once he got to sailable depth. Remery and I then sat and watched Waricle still floating and Stretch flying. Wind continued to build, and suddenly Waricle was planning and Stretch was headed back to change to the slapper.

Elmo appeared and the wind didn't drop!

So Remery and I both hit the water around 4PM I was planning straight away. I did a couple of short runs to make sure I wasn't just in a lucky gust, then spent the next hour cruising between liptons and point Grey. The weedy felt much better than the 21cm deltoid I used yesterday, especially across the channel. But I grounded out most gybes at Pt Grey, and picked up weed I couldn't shake, had to get off to clear the fin, So I think this fin needs more rake at the tip. I was enjoying it, so it was hard to come in, but I was finding some holes through the channel and I was running out of daylight.

 

Here's tracks, not much speed at Pt Grey, 1 10s looks like it's in the middle of the channel!, I do remember bearing off to follow the swell instead of smashing into it, could that be it?

 



Comments
dr cam


QLD
Australia
1258 days ago

Nice Morts -jealous ..!!CoolSmile

SluGger


WA
Australia
1258 days ago
Great going fellas, what’s the new board Shane?
Morts


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

 

Very nice speed for the maiden run on the new JP Shane. Top 2sec & 10sec out of the 3 of us Cool

 

Good to see a few managed to get out up North as well .

 

 

Windxtasy


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

very nice alpha regardless, Morts!

Elmo


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

Nice collection of jelly beans SHane and JeremyCool

Stretch


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

Nice sesh Morts and Shane Cool

Decrepit


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

Some well deserved jelly beans there guys, great going.

Woody-Mark


WA
Australia
1258 days ago

Fun sailing with you guys Shane and Morts. See you soon againSmile

evets


WA
Australia
1255 days ago

Great going guys, I was busy gardening, painting and moving stuff into storage.

Nice top speeds Shane and apha Jeremy.