| Sailor |
2 Second Peak (Kts) | 5 x 10 Second Average (Kts) | 1 Hour (Kts) | Alpha Racing 500m (Kts) | Nautical Mile (Kts) | Distance Travelled (km) |
| kai | | | | | | |
| Antman | | | | | | |
| Snickers | | | | | | |
| Pos | | | | | | |
| Flatchat | | | | | | |
| Woody-Mark | | | | | | |
| Pointman |
| Chris Porter |
| Jeff |
| paddymac |
| JC2 |
| Windxtasy |
| Jemma |
| scarrgo |
| Jonah |
| Windtech |
| Ricey |
| Bunyip |
| AC1 |
| Hooksey |
| Lunny |
| tailwind |
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| Kenny |
| Pacey |
| SRS73 |
| AndreaMunich |
| Gloria |
| Reg |
| Topcat |
| Clue Thirst |
| The Shroom |
| fingers |
| Finback |
| Peanut |
| Aiden |
| Average | 39.54 | 35.12 | 10.55 | 16.83 | 20.52 | 30.30 |
kai (5045km):
1660 days ago Safety Bay, WA, AU
Super choppy dawn patrol session in the pond. Fully powered up on the 4.2 Revo and 57 Windtech.
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Antman (23975km):
1660 days ago Safety Bay, WA, AU. Crazy gusts coming through in the pond Safty bay. Never had enough room to realy open up but was fun sailing behind Kai. 90 RRD ,4.2 Sailworks Hucker and a 29 cl weedie.
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Snickers (13575km):
1660 days ago Point Walter, WA, AU
Couldn't make it to the chook pond so I went looking for flat water at Wally World. Sand bar was submeged but there were patches of flat ish water. spent most of the time hoping for a gust to get or keep planing and the gusts came like bullets. Decided to pck up and try Melville. Got there to see a few foilers bobbing about in about 10 knots of wind so the lure of a warm shower won out over rigging again hoping for the wind to come back.
Ka Koncept 5M, isonic 86
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Pos (13604km):
1660 days ago Pelican Point, WA
Blustery session at peli with shifting SW to W. 57 Windtech with 6.3m Loft RB and 29cm Tribal SPWD and switched to the 64 Windtech a bit later.
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Flatchat (9962km):
1657 days ago Coodanup, WA, AU
On day 4 the GW60 rose from it's moistened slumber to reveal itself. Immersed in rice since the session, it appears the trick has worked and the watch has fired up today with data intact. Certainly not epic numbers but an epic day considering. My gut feeling (as per an old post by Decrepit) the crumpled sleeve of my spray jacket may have been pushing against the watch buttons and allowed water ingress. What could have been if we managed to get in just half an hour earlier. I managed 4 runs before noticing the following; 1/ Watch wasn't working; 2/ 3 of the 4 race cams had broken; 3/ two small dings/punctures in board's bottom. With the wind looking like shutting down, I decided to call it quits. I was on a brand new, old model EVO 6 5.0m which was good in the big squalls, but possibly not getting the pull forward due to the broken batten tensioners. Hard to see myself getting much use out of this sail.
W49, E6 5.0, Tribal Wspd 23
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Woody-Mark (15232km):
1655 days ago 2 categories   Boundary Island, Peel Estuary, WA, AU
Arrived at 8ish to see a lonely Flatchat in the carpart after expecting a few to already be out. Ventured into the big squals with Flatchat and got a few exciting runs in before it backed off and became quite gusty and swinging between W and WSW. A 5.6 was ideal in the gusts but was underdone for the rest of the session. Really choppy for the pond with some flat sections along the bank. The direction meant reaching out of the flat into the chop so difficult to get any more top end. Saw a 41.40 max so really peaky conditions. Good to see Pacey and later Jonski out too. JP 50 Vapor 5.6 Wp 24. Fun session for sure.
https://youtu.be/3KUjvNjQ1fg
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