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Average | 42.15 | 39.28 | 11.14 | 21.26 | 21.08 | 72.23 | ||||||||||||
Dave M (3969km): Lorch S 83, KA 5.0. C3 Venom 26 Wind WSW 20-35 Another Windy, Square day at Goolwa, new C3 fin to use and have to say it was good, felt slippery on the first run but fast, which is what it's got ta be! felt more comfortable with the fin board sail combo as the day progressed. two PB's so can't complain. hooked into one of the bigger Gusts towards the end of the day, chocked the sail, only a 34 peak, that was it for me, time to head in, too tired/scared !!!! good to have a sail with the most of the usual sailors, big smiles at the end of the day. | ||||||||||||||||||
Choco (14568km): Carbon Art SP50___Loft Blade 6.2m____C3 Venom 26cm wind 25-35 Nice days sailing,gear felt great used the Loft Blade 5.6 & Carbonart SP40 for a few runs but got all the numbers on the SP50 love this board 3rd time i used it and i'm wrapped with it's all round performance,it was abit of a lucky draw to get onto a broad enough gust but it was square for most of the day. | ||||||||||||||||||
Captain bogan (50569km): Good day on the water with a few of the demons including Choco and Hamma from Barmera. Early start arriving at 6am with Sam - no wind. Had a wake up beer and some port to stay warm. Rigged up the slalom and speed kit hoping for some wind. The wind picked up from the nw - not ideal - 300m squirts - took the fanatic falcon 89, 5.8m koncept and c3 32 venom for a spin. Had some runs back and forth until Sam hit some coral. Waited a short time for the wind to swing and decided to take out the isonic 50. Too broad too get on the course so had a walk back. Later picked up and swung w - sw. Not dead square but enough that you had to squirt into the chop. Had some great runs along the bank and managed 4 runs over 40 and 1 over 41 - damn doppler. Had a 41.8 on the garmin but seemed to be a spike. Alot of happy faces on the shore after a great day. Fanatic 89 / 2009 ka koncept / c3 32 venom Isonic 50 / 2008 maui tr-4 / 25cm sl7 Goolwa alpha channel - 20 - 35 knots.
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Sammy (43182km): f2 missile xs / 5.1m loft blade / 25cm sl7. jp slalom 54 / 6.2m loft blade / 29cm sl7. goolwa alpha channel - 20 - 35 knot - w/sw. | ||||||||||||||||||
Hamma (12038km): CA44,Lockwood assy 21.5 RS5.5 evo 2. | ||||||||||||||||||
Joe (4957km): Exocet tb58, 5.0 ka koncept and 27cm sl7. Goolwa alpha channel - 20 - 35 knots - w/sw. | ||||||||||||||||||
Norman Clarke (4257km): Goolwa Alpha Channel Isonic 94 , Gaastra 6.0 Vapor. | ||||||||||||||||||
Kimba (8089km): Nice day down at goolwa with lots of people showing 40 on the dial. Waited on the bank when I arrived for a nice gust and headed out on the CA44 with my new Caspar 27 and the RSR6.7. 42.55 on the screen and couldn't better it. The Caspar felt great, like a slippery and sophisticated SL7! Wind picked up but and it was a bit hit and miss on the 5.0 CA44 - Caspar 27 - RSR6.7 then CA44 - Caspar 25 - RSR5.0 My 6.2 RSS should be here in a few weeks and will be great on days like these. Congrats to all, especially those with PB's! Track Edit: Checked the track to put it into GE and noticed a better 10s run, there was a 40.83 which wasn't picked up before(?), I thought the 10s should have been better in relation to the peak and the fact that it was my first run which hugged the length of the bank. |
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