Mandurah Mob (WA, Australia) - 2009-12-23
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Pepe47
32.26(X)
30.26(X)
13.34(X)
19.15(X)
28.69(X)
38.47(X)
Hardie
35.976(D)
33.964(D)
14.394(D)
23.953(T)
28.488(D)
29.33(T)
evets
34.148(D)
31.801(D)
14.956(D)
18.618(T)
28.393(D)
40.035(D)
Elmo
36.695(D)
34.595(D)
6.539(D)
9.21(T)
30.338(D)
12.78(D)
Bender
32.78(D)
27.978(D)
0(D)
19.854(T)
24.654(D)
11.94(D)
Jason WASURF
34.857 [PB](T)
33.663 [PB](T)
0(T)
23.691 [PB](T)
28.929 [PB](T)
87.99(T)
Webby
31.768(X)
30.847(X)
9.377(X)
14.62(X)
27.103(X)
53.909(X)
Decrepit
34.367(D)
33.145(D)
13.301(D)
25.657(T)
23.441(D)
51.016(D)
Binny
Bugs
Firiebob
man of
Sammy the snail
SluGger
Bully boy fat Basil
ratz
fangy
otts
Oaf
(Puf-) fin
Shane121
WazzaYotty
Morts
Mad Max
TOBYchef
Jonski
Swindy
remery
Auz
waricle
Greggo
Frank
Rayman
Rocky
Hammer
Lombok
The Scud
Stingray
Rob
Sam
Scud
Average36.3434.2814.6824.8129.6370.95
Pepe47 (12846km):
5447 days ago

Tabou rocket 95, 6.2m hellcat, 34cm pepechet weedie. Met Lao Shi and Nebs around 10:00 and as they headed off into the distance I measured out the Nautical mile and decided to have a crack at it, as I've been pulling out too early in previous attempts. Managed to beat it by 2 knots. Absolutely stoked. Cool   Now.. the gybing....



Hardie (35820km):
5447 days ago
2 categories

iSonic 86 Vapor 6m LE Weed 27cm  Went for Alphas today and a few speed runs on the iSonic, really liking this board. Bit disappointed not to crack 24kts on the Alpha's probably too choppy coming in, still too scared to go to AlphaLand on a lowish high tide.  Got lots of work to do to crack 25kts.



evets (21500km):
5447 days ago
1 categories

Quick pm session despite having decided to rest ribs until Sunday..... the conditions were good and it was worth it sailing with Nebs, Lao Shi, Hardie, Decrepit, Binny, Webby, Benny, Jet, Snides, Yoyo

CA52SL 5.8RSSII Benetic 26 weedy

Followed Hardie and he left me for dead, he was 5kts faster. I asked about technique and managed to improve by 4 kts: many thnaks Hardie.

I could have gone faster but kept missing the gusts, they were strong but intermittent and rarely there when I was going the right direction.

NM was first run of the day I was was rarely powered up..... this combo will be quick if I ever get it right.

 

Best alpha actually passed over up wind by about 20 mteres, how quick could it have been if I had got it right? Frown. Pretty happy to get more than 1 planing gybe on the CA, I will continue to practiceCool

Great to see my friend John on the grass, I think he will be an asset to the MM once we get him completely hookedLaughing

Rib injury meant I could not flip the rig from port to starboard att boom, had to walk mast tip around. That was the only inconvienience so I am happy.

***** note that I can now go up wind. Thanks to those who pointed out I need to have the mast base at or near the back of the track with a weedy (Snides and Ado i think)*****

 

 



Elmo (31521km):
5447 days ago

JP Speed 54, NP RS4 6.7m, Elmo Weed 25cm

Last to get down there, I'm going to have to start charging people for whenever I get my car serviced I get done over waiting for it anf the mongrel wind goes of in the mean time, I'm sure I can get some spare brass.

Got down there Hardz says the 60 is running out of puff so after the last couple of nights with the wind dropping 5 knots whilst I rig I rigged the 6.7m the first run told me I had a bit of a handful the run back I had more than a little handful, shoulda rigged the 5.8.

Although the snot looks like it's clearing still hit a few patches which scared the crap out of me, Little short runs down wind as I wasn't brave enough to push into unknown snotty teritory, notice everyone getting of the water so as i'm a bit of a chicken when it comes to sailing by myself, I packed it in.

Good fun



Bender (23190km):
5447 days ago

Bunbury back Beach 20-25knts Southerly LOC training

F2 SX63, RSR 7.2m, tech F1 32cm

Quick sail after getting out of work late.Yell

 Got on the water at 5.30pm off by 6pm as have dad duties.

First time with the f132with this combo. It definatley feels better going broad over large swell and chop.

Going up wind was painful bashing into shoulder high swell and chop resulting in many air moments.

Down hill was unreal. I'm starting to get really comfy being wildy over powered in open swell and chop. Bring on the LOC

Very happy with a open ocean max display PB of 33.02kntsCool

Its pretty easy to see where i got my max

 

 



Jason WASURF (1009km):
5447 days ago

6.3 TR4, 79 fanatic falcon, 33 choco

 

thought i would give the choco a second chance, good till about 33 knots and thats it...



Webby (1961km):
5447 days ago

Started on isonic 94 but quickly changed down to f2 sx small, 5.8  x15 tushie sail . Still trying to get use to f2 moved back foot straps forward and that seem to help with control need to do serious work on gibes on this board, but a good fun sail in windy bumpy conditions  Well done Mike and Pepe on PBs



Decrepit (54652km):
5447 days ago
3 categories

What a great day it turned out to be!!!

Went for alphas again, decided it was abit too choppy thru the middle to get a good hour.

Tried at first where I was yesterday, off Howard's hootchie, but then joined Jet, Snides & Yoyo deep in alpha land, very glad I did! Was a bit sceptical at first, thought I'd collect too much weed on the 23cm 40deg fin, and I did a few runs, but there was enough runs when the fin stayed free of weed to make it worthwhile! Always nice to get a PB!

Only worrying thing was the stingray, that suddenly appeared in the middle of the course.

Bit of an alpha war today, Nebs and LaoShi were also going for alphas at the other end of the estuary, be interesting to compare all our results.

 

Here's my PB

 

The start leg varied between 29.5 and 30.5 knots, the finish leg got up to 27kts, min speed 14.8kts.

Either the wind on the way in was better, or I was going more upwind on the way out. Wanted to make sure I got within the 50m, think that's why the software has made the start leg longer than the finish.



Comments
Craw


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

well done with the NM pb Pepe47 Smile

Mark Hampton


NSW
Australia
5447 days ago

Great Nautical Miles Guys!!!!!!!!!! & 2SP's

 

evets


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Well done on the pb NM Pepe, that is great. Cool (I note you keep getting closer to meTongue out)

Pepe47


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Thanks Steve, but every time I do  YellWink

Well done to Decrep on a huge alpha  Cool

Rudi


QLD
Australia
5447 days ago

Terrific alpha Decrepit. You certainly have raised the bar for the rest of us legends. Well done.

Elmo


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Huge Congrats to Pepe, and Mike for some Awesome PB's Great work guys

evets


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Mike that is outstanding, well done. 26 is so near nowSurprised

Chris Adamson


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

That is a hot alpha there decrepit - good on ya!

Chris Porter


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Great numbers all round guys!

And decrepit...holy cow!

Bender


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Well Done decrep. Gee this month has seen more PB's for the MM than i can remember in a lonnng timme!!!!!!

Elmo


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Well done Jason,

Re the chooko, check that the leading edge isn't to sharp, a light rub up with some fine wetndry may help

Pepe47


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Holy smoke Jason, well done mate. CoolCoolCool      

evets


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Jason, love to hear if the fin can be improved by a slight rounding of the leading edge, and what fin did you change to?

Mineral


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Good stuff on the PB's guys, Pepe, am starting to think on the same lines as you re the Rocket, is it the FWS job? Oh and those gybes thing's  are over ratedWink

Jason the 33 Choco, does it top out at 33 knots, or is it letting go?

Decrepet, mate your a bloody marvel,Cool think I will move to Mandurah for some one on one skills trainingSmile

evets


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Come on down Mineral, you would be extremely welcome! I even know a good team where you could be very happy, no longer suffering the the loneliness of command, all the pressures of captaincy etcCool

Bender


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Fellow MM's lets unite.only a few days till the end of the month. WE CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nebbian


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

Well done Decrepit, that is one hot smoking alpha!!

Also congrats Pepe for the mile, great to catch up with you on the beach.

And let's not forget Jason, 5 PB's in a day, you must be worn out now!!  Top effort mate.

Sammy the snail


WA
Australia
5447 days ago

greeeeat Alpha Mike Cool, nice PBs Jas and PP

Joe pleased you enjoying your new board Wink, in 1h I ll be with A Smile

I got the feeling is gonna to be plenty PBs coming the next few weeks, good work boys like bendy said : hold on guys!!

Finilly landed this morning.. Geneva overcast, humid, 0 degres Frown... the frenchies managed to loose my bagages in Paris, I am in short right now !! Yell

lao shi


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Great stuff, guys. Still hanging on to top spot!

Great effort Pepe on the mile you looked really well set up on your gear.

Jason, more great Pb's. Give us some more info. Big day.

Decrepit, stunning alpha. You win the alpha wars!

Well done, Elmo on great speeds again.

Evets that set up is going to  see you flying once those ribs are sorted.

Bender, 33 on the ocean is smoking.

Thanks for the sacrifice SamFrown

 

Adam


NSW
Australia
5446 days ago

Keep the pb's flowing guys, awesome alpha mike 4 days till i return again

Decrepit


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Thanks for all your congrats guys, but Lao, It's Snides who wins the alpha wars hands down!!!!!

roodog


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

merry Christmas to all of you guys and a safe and enjoyable 2010

Decrepit


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Yoyo asks if I have the correct alpha image, because of the right angle exit.

This shape is typical of my alphas, (although they don't all bear off so early). I seem to go for a constant "G" turn rather than a constant radius, not sure if I'd go better with a more even curve????

Here's the speed graph and track image in GPSARPro, in trackpoints.

25.66kt alpha

 

In doppler it only gives 24.99

24.99 doppler alpha

The difference comes after the exit, this graph has a bit of a delay, and slower acceleration.

See Snides comment re his GT11 and GT31 trackpoints and doppler results for his 26.9 alpha same place same time.

We possibly should consider, changing to doppler for GT11 and 31 next year.

Jason WASURF


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

the choco fin was liftingthe whole board out the water and spinning out just randomly when im going across the wind. but im a solid 105kgs and when i really lock everything up for the down winder i then hit a gust and the fin tends to slip just slightly and forces me to stand up right and then loose my speed, i usually would use a 23 ka speed fin but it was being borrowed that day. i also am using a waist harness a the moment and next time i go out i will use a seat harness, should make a huge difference.   oh well.... am also looking at getting a speed board soon because all im using is fanatics slalom boards which works well for the light days but too wide for the real windy days...

but you guys are hitting some solid numbers up there, and im looking forward  to some REAL windy days HEHEHE

Firiebob


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Very very nice Alpha Decrepit, big congrats mate Tongue out

 

Very nice real water 2sec Bendy, respect mate Cool

Elmo


WA
Australia
5446 days ago

Jason, This is a Choco Weed fin we are talking aboutr not a pointer?

Jason WASURF


WA
Australia
5444 days ago

yes was using the choco weed fin, and ill try rounding the leading edge off and see if i dont spin out as much :)

Elmo


WA
Australia
5444 days ago

If you want to venture sth on one of you many days of Tongue out I've got some others you could try as well