Gustbusters (NSW, Australia) - 2015-02-02
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Ian Knight
32.4(D)
30.72(D)
9.97(D)
18.48(D)
19.33(D)
33.89(D)
Tricky Dicky
28.53(D)
25.53(D)
12.82(D)
18.69(D)
19.47(D)
60.33(D)
Feilian
30.12(D)
27.77(D)
7.35(D)
16.66(D)
16.29(D)
24.48(D)
craig cole
33.5(D)
30.71(D)
11.73(D)
6.84(D)
17.57(D)
41.57(D)
Troll
19.75(D)
18.11(D)
0(D)
14.41(D)
8.93(D)
3.27(D)
Mudskipper
Bristol
Samuel Brain
Paul Dorsett
SkindupTruk
FormulaNova
Jeff Maitland
Jase
KA360
AUS2001
Anna
troll
mick
Pete
Geezer
rob
AUS3111
Ben Flood
Rhys
rick
Brooksy
Sam
road runner
Peter Berckelman
Gav
Kye
nikipiki
Andrew
AUS-8
AUS-81
Brenden Dunn
Peanut (Liam)
MATT
COZA12
Matty Nix
Geoff
Geoffrey Two Dogs
Average32.9530.7212.2818.5919.4050.95
Ian Knight (4984km):
3580 days ago
1 categories

Bulli, NSW, AU  Southerly at Peggies. Tabou rocket 105, NCX 5.5 



Tricky Dicky (3023km):
3580 days ago
1 categories

Wollumboula Lake, NSW, AU  14-22 kts wind over the course of the afternoon.Aaaah, great to get out after night shift, it makes it all worth while! The afternoon started pretty quietly, I rigged my Sailworks Retro 5.5, as the breeze was pretty good, hit the water and the wind dropped down by about 5kts :-((.

Still, I thought, I'm here with a whole car load of sails from a 4.2 Hucker up to a 7.4 X-T Racing, so I rigged a 6.5m Retro, same board and fin (JP Single Fin Thruster with a 22 cm weedie) and hit it hard...I'm trying to crack  1000km before the end of summer! (Yeah, I know you've all got thousands and thousands!!!) Obviously, once that sail was rigged the wind started to build again.....

So that was it, Keith came down and used both his CA and JP speed boards and we're only a few knots apart I think (and several thousand Km's).

Thanks for a great afternoon Keith, it's allways good to sail with you.

Wednesday could be on for anyone that's keen!



Feilian (14464km):
3580 days ago
1 categories

Wollumboula Lake, NSW, AU another great day with tricky except i couldnt get any power in either the board or sail , changed from the ca55 to the jp 50 with no chang , the whole rig was just bogging boggin bogging, finally looked up at the sail and there was a tear in the 3rd panel from the boom , called it a day thanks tricky for helping me with my gear to the rigging area

 one concolation with another repair is all of the patches are starting to join and with this fix it will be like new Wink

ca55+jp50 custom 18cm short base  n/pevo111 6.2



craig cole (6924km):
3580 days ago
1 categories

Primbee, NSW, AU

primbee was nowhere near flat today,rigged undersized with a 6.3,but just couldnt be bothered re rigging,it got a lot flater very late in the arvo (as primbee always does) i think about 7 oclock thats when the best speeds and nice long runs where done

exocet rs2,63 north warp,20cm keef weed smoker special!

ps,thanks kenny for the go fast graphics on the van!!!



Troll (2787km):
3580 days ago
1 categories

Sanctuary Point, NSW, AUFirst sail on ac1 5.0 just wanted to get  a feel for it not really enrough wind and it started to drop as i got there.



Comments
Feilian


NSW
Australia
3580 days ago

you were pulling off some nice jibes tricky and smashed your distance Wink

Ian nice going showing us speed sailors how to sail in the open waterWink

KA360


NSW
Australia
3580 days ago

Remember Keef,where your head goes your body will follow.

So when chop hopping look at where your going to land and NOT at your sail

Your probably the best person to ask,as you have done it dozens of times - Whats best ,swimming all the way through the sail or just pulling your head back through the hole? 

Ian Knight


NSW
Australia
3580 days ago

It can get pretty flat behind the reef at low tide Keef. Low tide is at 5pm on Wednesday Tricky.

Tricky Dicky


NSW
Australia
3580 days ago

Hey Ian, Welcome back! Yes, I think I'll sail locally on wednesday if it's on. I did look at Peggy's yesterday morning at about 10.30, but I thought the breeze was going to be better in the south.

I'm practicing for Lancelin next year............. :-))

 

And thanks Keith, I wasn't expecting the Alpha, I'm still trying to crack the Alpha 20 Club..Time on the water!

Barks


NSW
Australia
3580 days ago

Well done on the PBs Tricky Dicky. Must have done a fair few laps of the lake to clock up 60km.

Hopefully the water level is rising to help reduce the risk of a sudden halt and dismount with the inevitable sail damage.

 

Feilian


NSW
Australia
3579 days ago

arky ive had time to sleep on it and have decided to stick my favorite 6.2  sail on  buy&sell , a deposit had been made for a new rsr 5/8 it should be here by mid march, im also in the process of makeing  a foam helmet for the serious head butts , also makeing some soft foam knee pads for the full body impact Wink

KA360


NSW
Australia
3579 days ago

Could be a PB coming your way Keith-The most expensive catapult of your life.

Dezza


VIC
Australia
3579 days ago
Hi keef, are you making shorter fins now? 18cm for a 6.2 sail, how small can you go for the new 5.8??
Feilian


NSW
Australia
3579 days ago

Dezza the vid i put up on wollumboola was a 17cm wide base with the 6.2 https://vimeo.com/115313689

 on the vid it said 31knts but i had 33.9 on the gps post

we had a meeting in the club house last month and i put a motion forward that ranga make you a wide base 17cm for primbee this winter seeing he has my molds , have to wait for the next meeting Smile

 

Dezza


VIC
Australia
3579 days ago
This is exciting, new product development! Just like wave sails going to 3 battens, Keith and Craig explore sub 18cm fin design Craig, no pressure or anything, westerlies a little way away, not too worried about colour although Keith's hair dye experiments have had good results last year, and attracted female jealousy from other NSW teams
philip watts


NSW
Australia
3578 days ago

congratulations on all the Pb's tricky nice speeds  Craig and Ian thats  very fast for open ocean