Nice one guys! Doesnt look too good tomorrow but  give me a call if it comes up- took my phone surfing and for some reason not working very well but try to leave me a message as I am hanging out for a sail!!!!

Good speed Jamie it was choppy so you did well.

Thanks Glynn, I fell straight off the back of the board a number of times, when I went for the back footstrap.

It was choppy as hell, really surprised by the data! my fin was too big as well, the 44 wasn't a good call. 

But the sail was rigged perfectly, thanks to Sean ;)

Question - when do the jellybeans appear? they are for PB's right? 

you get the colored balloons when one of your results have counted for the month.

Hi RedJimi. The jellybean concept can be tricky to get your head around, but here goes:

1. There are 6 jellybean/balloon/balls up for grabs each month for each team.

2. Each of the 6 jellybeans relates to one of the 6 categories (columns at the top of the daily table of stats).

3. If for example we look at the red jellybean or 2sec peak jellybean, this is gained by the best average of the top 2 times posted on 1 day in the month, where the average for the day is better than any other day in that month. The same applies for each of the 6 jellybean categories.

So, let's say you sailed with Vando on the first of April and you were the only 2 sailors out on the day, you would share all of the jellybeans with Vando. If however only 1 sailor sailed from the team, no jellybeans are awarded as this is a "team" challenge. Let's say that Glynn then sailed with Vando on the 2nd of April. If their average score is in bold at the bottom of the daily stats table, then they have surpassed the previous best average for the month and they take the jellybeans. The scores at the bottom of the table are the average between the top 2 scores only, not the whole column of data.

Hope that makes sense!

Nicley explained Flash .

Jemo im always hurting myself or breking stuff so there's a pretty good chance to get some jelly beans

Flash well explainied :-)

RedJimi - tip don't look at the display at all, just turn on at start and end of a session and then check results later via KA72.com or whatever. Works for me as not particularly fast but do like long cruises subject to state of fitness levels Seen odd person get so wrapped up in GPS that has destroyed their sailing enjoyment :-(