Lake Macquarie (NSW, Australia) - 2018-11-29
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Bruce Healey
29.245(D)
27.5(D)
11.482(D)
19.325(D)
23.107(D)
21.267(D)
Ant-man
26.407(D)
24.978(D)
12.105(D)
0(D)
13.815(D)
46.586(D)
Byron Mcilveen
32.579(D)
31.547(D)
15.788(D)
22.838(D)
27.198(D)
29.434(D)
sboardcrazy
26.057(D)
23.071(D)
3.255(D)
5.565(D)
19.713(D)
11.897(D)
Andrew Haigh
27.33(D)
24.459(D)
4.028(D)
1.663(D)
20.775(D)
12.656(D)
Ian Wright
23.657(D)
21.464(D)
3.68(D)
9.637(D)
12.063(D)
9.229(D)
Tim Ford
James Farley
Greg Kiskarpati
Mick Saunders
GeoffS
Big Tom
nick0
John Pearce
rus13b
Glenn Rumford
Steve Walsh
adamhatfield
Hugh
Ben Turner
Murray Towndrow
Cluffy
Bear
Tibor
Nige Watts
Timbotto
Bostonfoil
mick13B
Woody
katelyn
Chopper
Brent Hopkins
Craig Forbes
Where's Leanne
MobZ
Croanster
dutchie1964
Ākos Molnār
dutchie1964
Kev
Brett
Average30.9129.5213.9521.0825.1538.01
Bruce Healey (24088km):
1974 days ago

Canton Beach, NSW, AU

Really strong, overpowered, hard work but at least I got wet. Mike also. RS1, 6.6, 25 weedy



Ant-man (13085km):
1974 days ago

Mungo Brush, NSW, AU. 5.6 then 4.8 Hucker, 110 then 90 Naish. Big wind, very big swell an chop but best sail I've had in a while. 



Byron Mcilveen (63644km):
1974 days ago
5 categories

Myall lakes, NSW, AU

S2 veom 6.3 falcon 89 select v max 31

Windy and chopy but what a place so nice on the waters edge watching sun rise this morning life is good



sboardcrazy (24391km):
1970 days ago

0-30kts SW - SSW Myall Shores Mungo Brush, NSW, AU

5m OD - 80ltre iso- 28cm Maui weedie- then

 68ltre Starboard acid waveboard

Bom showed 15-20kts on Myall side and 25 - 30 on the other and looking at it there was an obvious windline with solid wind to the east.

This was the day I decided to see how I went with the 80ltre in stronger and rougher stuff..Wrong Day!!Frown

 I was the first to launch and headed out to the windline. I thought I'd be very overpowered and I was right! There was also very peaky chop and the board was richocetting off the peaks like a mad ball in a pinball machine! I could see I  was going to kill myself Foot in mouth so I rounded up, turned the board and headed back in..Mad bum clench ride back in but I  still got 25.99kts which is surprising considering the conditions and I was survival sailing.

That put the wind up me.. I haven't had a scary sail like that for many years..Not slalom board conditions at all! Surprised

I sat on shore for an hour or so and it seemed to ease off a bit.. Set off again and had an ok sail to the other side except my glasses were all fogged up and I couldn't see a thing..Frown Coming back  I was sailing like a gumby . One second you were maxed out , the next you had to be out of the harness and straps..I was a bit slow getting out of the harness and fell in a bit..Then I had trouble getting enough wind to waterstart!Undecided

It came back in with a vengeance. I had my 68 ltre waveboard with me ( haven't sailed it in 2 years) so I thought that might be a better fit..I should have rigged the 3.8 or 4m wavesail but I wasn't sure if it would work on my severne mast and didn't really expect to stay out long anyway..

 Wow ! Much better the board just glided down the swells ( by now there were 5' waves in the channel - and yes confirmed by Byron...)I had a ball going to the other side and got the 2 sec on that .Even went for a bearaway on the other side..Tongue out

 I was thinking ' Thank god I'm not on the slalom board in this!!"

 Not so good coming back as you were heading right into the 5 ' waves and even unhooking and going slow the board was still jumping right out of the back of the  wave... I just headed to the point and walked it back..even then there were 2-3' rollers and the board was spinning around on the end of the mast in the gusts..

 That'll do for today...very tired...

Boy I'll remember that one bearaway down the swelllines for a long time.. Yeehaa!Tongue out

 Next time it's like that I'll just go straight to the waveboard and smaller sails..Tongue out

Dezza, Ian , Andrew, Byron

 



Andrew Haigh (48951km):
1970 days ago
1 categories

Mungo Brush, NSW, AU

RS4 and 7.0. Should have been on a small board and a 5.4m

 



Ian Wright (15995km):
1969 days ago

Mungo Brush, NSW, AU

Fanatic Ray  102 . 7m then 5.7 Overdrives. Too rough and windy.



Comments
sboardcrazy


NSW
Australia
1969 days ago

A few pics. The go pro ones make it look a lot flatter..