Mandurah Mob (WA, Australia) - 2019-02-02
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Shane121
26.149(D)
24.383(D)
4.38(D)
18.835(D)
7.355(D)
8.454(D)
Hardie
40.5(D)
37.07(D)
9.297(D)
0(D)
0(D)
17.218(D)
Elmo
41.729(D)
39.664(D)
4.775(D)
6.25(D)
9.791(D)
14.75(D)
Decrepit
37.692(D)
35.669(D)
12.938(D)
24.244(D)
30.499(D)
51.43(D)
Bully boy fat Basil
29.284(D)
28.278(D)
10.216(D)
14.448(D)
24.049(D)
19.748(D)
Jonski
40.016(D)
39.118(D)
15.784(D)
26.013(D)
36.218(D)
68.472(D)
SluGger
39.163(D)
37.668 [PB](D)
13.143(D)
8.906(D)
33.597(D)
27.002(D)
Swindy
38.826(D)
37.189(D)
22.874(D)
20.805(D)
31.536(D)
106.596(D)
Stretch
40.072(D)
38.276(D)
17.023(D)
25.339(D)
33.985(D)
59.545(D)
fangy
34.175(D)
33.256(D)
13.959(D)
16.989(D)
24.941(D)
35.281(D)
Oaf
39.275(D)
33.247(D)
4.538(D)
18.787(D)
9.418(D)
8.671(D)
Binny
Bugs
Bender
Firiebob
man of
Sammy the snail
Pepe47
evets
ratz
otts
(Mu-) fin
WazzaYotty
Morts
Mad Max
TOBYchef
remery
Auz
waricle
Greggo
Frank
Rayman
Rocky
Hammer
Lombok
The Scud
Stingray
Rob
Sam
Scud
Average41.1139.3919.9525.6835.1087.53
Shane121 (6794km):
1881 days ago

Princess Royal Harbour, WA, AU Quaranup Desperation sail ! Due to work always getting in the way. Wind was a little inconsistant but had a go anyway.

Three encounters with stingrays kept it interesting at least.

Used old gear exocet 93l , np evo 6.4 ,delta 24 due to not much water Cool



Hardie (35683km):
1881 days ago
1 categories

Liptons seriously windy, overpowered on 5.9m. When I got off water Wind on shore was gusting 25 to 30kts, must have been more on the water.  After I cracked my 40kts the wind just picked up, and instead of going faster I started sailing slower Embarassedtried many adjustments and always felt on the edge of a catastrophe, left me feeling panicky on most runs.  Had a choice to go in and changed to a smaller fin and sail, or call it.  Given I have to be at East Perth Railway Station at 6.30am to put my car on the motor-rail, and travel with the Indian Pacific to Adelaide, I thought, call it quits, not worth risking an injury and stuffing my holiday up.  Alby and Lunny were going faster than meCool

 

Gear mistral speed 55/95 TRXI 5.9m, Pepefoil 23.5cm 48rake (fabulous fin)



Elmo (31413km):
1881 days ago
2 categories

JP Speed 54, NP RSR E6 6.4m, Pepe weed 23cm (slightly munted)

Wow, did that forecast deliver!!!!!! Haven't sailed that wind strength in a Long Long time

First run I shat myself with a 39.6 on the dial, perhaps experimenting with the mast base further back wasn't such a bright idea. That and trhe line I took was a tad lumpy.

A run or two later shifted the mast track forward a touch and that kept the nose down a bit better and lifted the speeds.

Talky must have been a bit pissed with me as she wasn't whispering sweet numbers in my ear, which wopuld have resulted in more yeaharghs than fcukfcukfcuks which I was letting out trying to slow down the board.

Sailing back was a hand full with the 6.4, only two runs back with the back foot in.

In the end the chop was getting tooooo exciting and the risk reward just wasn't there (Though Slowie or Stropp would've murdered it).

Great fun sailing with the Pinnas crew, who should be posting some wicked PB'sCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCool

Best 2 sec, 41.729, 41.244, 41.132, 40.447

Well happy to get PB's in my back yard.CoolCoolCool

 



Decrepit (54483km):
1881 days ago
1 categories

Fantastic Day at Fangys, It was forecast for the last few days, but late morning forecast down graded almost 10 knots, so didn't bother including the small stuff in the wagon!

(except for the 39cm speed board for Nina to try if it got windy enough)

Started rigging the 5.8, but changed my mind and swapped to the 5.4, plugged into the 48cm board with the 19cm weedy @55deg.

Started off really nice, tried a couple of alphas, then the wind started to build a bit more. I became just a bit to powered to worry about gybes, so just went for speed. I think that's a PB for the new 48.

Nina was getting used to the 39cm board very quickly, looks like I may have to say good bye to it!



Bully boy fat Basil (4776km):
1881 days ago

Coodanup, WA, AU

Wow ! that was windy. Never comfortable with too short harness lines on my new boom.

Hit a weedburg and managed to smack the nose of the board with the mast. 30cm crease on top and 20cm underneath. Ouch!



Jonski (6717km):
1881 days ago
3 categories

Coodanup, WA, Missile 49, Kestral 18, TRXI 6.3 Epic conditions at the swamp today! Great to see so many out and by the size of the grins I knew there were PB’s being had. My boom repair held up great and only did one gybe that resulted in the Alpha. Just a great day to be a speed sailor.

SluGger (13722km):
1881 days ago
1 categories

Coodanup, WA, AU

Late charge up to Mandurah after work, Yes it was worth it.

Happy days.

big congrats to all who got pbsCool



Swindy (10125km):
1881 days ago

Novara Beach, WA, AU   Pat SL 115 Sonntag SL R 39, Pat SL 100, Lockwood SL2 carbon 34 Simmer SCR 6.3 and briefly 5.8

Followed by Coodanup Pat Speed 53, Trib WS 22 custom, Simmer SCR 5.8

Well I wasnt expecting that. Got down to Novara Hoping to get myself a distance PB as its been over a year since I had one. Things started off a bit light but kept planing all the time. After the first couple of runs it was geting great fun going hard and flying off the pointer. Decided to come in and change down to the 100. Bob was standing in the water with his long lense on so had a bit of a chat while I changed. In that time it had picked up another notch and made the 16 km on the 100 very exciting. Came back in and riged the 92 and 5.8 but in that time the wind had realy kicked in so a couple of short test runs and I packed it in. Then came the decision whether to go to liptons or fangys.

Turned up at fangys to find the whole end of John st packed with cars.  Quickly rigged the new speed board and the 5.8 and got out there. First run was 37.7 which is not far off a pb for me but I thought I needed above 38.86 for a new 2s, turns out it was only 38.3 . So the next run was 38.81 on the dial and was bummed I was so close. Little did I know. By the time I came in I knew I had a new 5x10 and was stoked to find I had a new 2s when I got home.

Great to see so many people out there enjoying the conditions and im sure there will be loads more PBs.



Stretch (30716km):
1881 days ago
3 categories

Coodanup, WA, AU. F89 then CA47 / GPS6.0/Vector WS23.  Fantastic Fangy sesh!!! great to see so many people out and smoking it!  Lachy came up with me and had his first try on my old TushX15 5.8 and also first time testing his speeds. He coped well and clocked 27kts - 30 wont be far away.  Myself, didnt really get my shit together today, felt like I should have got more out of the wind, made a stupid rigging error resulting int 2 broken cam battens, which made for a less than stable bear away. Pretty annoyed with myself, given its off to LG next weekend.  BUT, it was absolutely a great dayCool



fangy (22667km):
1880 days ago

A big day and a mixed bag. Today was my first day on my brand-spankin' new Windtech 64. Being the caring guy, I had organised paramedics on standby for all the Moobers that suffered a severe shock seeing a board that is worth more than $50 and from this millennium in my hands. It was a very nervous day for me. I could not quite relax knowing I had a bit of kit that was worth more than my car. Luckily I spent yesterday going through the Windtech 64 owners guide with a fine tooth comb and committing it all to memory.

 

For those who haven’t seen a Windtech 64 owners manual, I will describe mine. It is a seriously top shelf. You get a leather-bound manual embossed in gold paint with the Windtech logo and your name. It is hand stitched by villagers of the H’mong tribe in the Vietnamese highlands. A cow blessed by the village Elders is sacrificed under a full moon and the hide is then used stitch and bind the scripture of the owners manual. This task is performed only by the village virgins and only when there is a full moon. The book comes wrapped in a silk cover, once again hand woven in the same village with the silk from the sacred silkworms.

 

The Windtech 64 Owners Manual is steeped in holiness and divine light and when you open it for the first time, you are close to transcendental. The manual itself is short. In fact, there is only one line from the Rock God of Windsurfing;


“ Go you fat bastard

  Cheers

  Neil. ”

 

I had studied these wise words and decided that although I had woken up with an annoying head cold, today was indeed the day I was going to ‘go’. Huey then proceeded to play silly buggers and by the time I arrived on the scene, about lunch, having finished domestic god duties there was enough breeze for the Windtech 64 FF22 Koncept combo. By the time I had done a couple of ‘getting to know you runs at 3/4 throttle, the winds cranked up several notches and I was hopelessly overpowered and over-boarded. I tried all the tricks to depower but simply could not get the power down unless there was a lull. With 34 knots without even trying to give it full momentum muscle, I was pretty happy with my SB 64. At that point, I decided to come in and rig a 5.8 and see if I could get things under control and have a slightly misguided crack at being how fast I could get this board to go. The sensible thing would be to break out the little board instead, which nearly everyone was doing as the wind approaching nuclear.

 

Back on the beach, it was getting crowded. There was a full meeting of the Lake George BrokeBack Cowboys team discussing the logistics of sleeping arrangements for the trek across to SA. They had sorted fluffy everything, pool toys, cocktails and flamingos in a short time, but the sleeping arrangements seemed to be contentious. Still, if they aren’t good friends already, they will be very close to a civil ceremony by the time they get to LG. Of course, they will be close to a civil divorce by the time they make it back, and I guess the van will be sold on Gumtree with no questions asked after a solid wash out and decontamination.

 

Back to the safety of my trailer, I got out my 5.8 and bent overdo de-rig the 6.6. My head just about exploded with the joys of a decent head cold and for the first time, I wondered whether I should just call time and survive for another day. But every time I looked out at the fellas charging down the inside, I was motivated to be stupid. 

 

Which why it’s massively ironic that Remery was the one who provided the common sense. He suddenly appeared next to my trailer, all hair and John Howard eyebrows. Having seen Woody front for a sail in attire straight from the Golden Triangle Western Suburbs Shopping Guide, and Flatchat spending an inordinate amount of time in front of the mirror using sunscreen to highlight his angular and masculine features, I  knew that the Peskys placed a high value on preening. Seeing Remery in this state, I felt concerned that the Wicked Wench of the North might drop a house on him if she could see him now. 

 

 It transpired that with foresight far greater than his foreskin Remery had decided to sail his fin in very little water with only a very little bolt. He was telling me it was his life lesson that he didn't like long bolts because they cause damage if inserted too far. For fear of Remery explaining to me in detail what he meant I bolted for the safety of the Fangy Estate,… but to no avail. 

 

I was forced to examine the protrusion of Remery’s bolt. It wasn’t a cold day so I suggested he go for more depth. We made progress, but were hampered by his desire to twist off each bolt two dozens times. I got bored watching Remery twist off a lot, so I sanded his eyebrows back with the angle grinder. Perhaps unconventional but in the end a good result. 

 

By this stage, social engagements were looming quickly, and my head was deteriorating just as fast. Oh, joy.

 

 So a quick summary of the day. The Windtech 64 is just such a sweet bit of kit and never felt like it was going to kill me when things were getting out of hand. Dialling up the tail flex made traversing the small chop sections almost unnoticeable and certainly didn’t cause any sphincter moments.  (Having said that, the Windtech SB 57 would have been super sweet today.)  But for my first real foray in challenging conditions, Defo a Top Ten Fangy SB64 day. 

 

Post my results in morning, I gotta sleep now.

 

 

 



Oaf (7354km):
1880 days ago

Peel Inlet, WA, AU

Liptons at it's best!  Sunny, super windy and my speedo.  Just happy to take a few runs and walk away safely.   4 runs, each one much faster that the previous, even with the throttle only at about half to three quarters.  You know when it's not the conditions or the gear holding you back...

 

f2 Missile small, HSM GPS 6.6

 

 

 



Comments
Martin Worling


QLD
Australia
1881 days ago

Well done Hardie.

Hardie


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Elmo You STARCool

Doddi


WA
Australia
1881 days ago
Congrats Elmo on a well deserved PB. Well Done
Tommy Maciejewski


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Well Done FUZZY ONECool

Sammy the snail


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

wooowoo Alby, about time!! fantastic numbers CoolTongue out

Great nbs Johno, and smoking NM SurprisedCool I hope you have backup!!?

Good back up Mike Tongue out

Hardie


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

SEnsational JohnskiCool

Elmo


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

John, thats a cracking NaughtyCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCool

Captain skip bogan


SA
Australia
1881 days ago

Nice numbers guys great pbs 😎

Tommy Maciejewski


WA
Australia
1881 days ago
Huge numbers Jonski. Well done
Woody-Mark


WA
Australia
1881 days ago
Fantastic! Elmo and Jonski👍
Bully boy fat Basil


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Good work Elmo and Jonski!!!

Jonski


WA
Australia
1881 days ago
Elmo the fastest muppet ever!
Lunny


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Nice one Elmo i didnt realise you had PBs in the Bag, very humble of you!

Well done Jonski that is a cracker NM!

Decrepit


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Great session team! That was fun!

Peter


USA
United States of America
1881 days ago

Congrats John and Elmo and Simon! It was really great meeting you all and sailing with you. Memories to keep us warm when we return to snow after LG.

Hardie


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

WooHoo Slug, thats sensational and great training for LGCool

Paulo


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Great times guys...Great sailing Laughing

Hardie


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

WooHoo SwindyCool

remery


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Nine PBs and counting!

Lunny


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Ohh yeah Slugger and Swindy part of the PB action, well done! Hey Stretch look at those numbers, you had a cracker daySmile

Flatchat


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Smokin it Elmo. Sweet set of PBs. Well done also Jonski, Slugger and Swindy on your PBs. Great to share the stoke with some of you fellas out there.

Morts


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

 

Elmo, Jon, Swindy & Slugger bloomin heck they are some crankin PB's, fantastic!! Cool

 

Some very impressive numbers posted by the rest of the team, including 4 above 40. Sounds like a great session Smile

 

 

Windsup


WA
Australia
1881 days ago
Congrats John and Elmo what a session !
Swindy


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Fantastic PBs Elmo and Jonski and me and T1 will be pretty happy with ours too. Nice corners guys inc Captain calm. Another Great Mob session

Stretch


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Rog, Slug, Jonski and Elmo!!!! You bloody ripper. Fantastic result, very happy for youCool  A whisker away from 40 now Simon, perfect lead up to LG!!! Cool 

Jonski


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

T1 and T2 great PB's Stoked for you and great to see you lined up a decent day on your speed boards. T2 0.9 knots faster and we wont leave you in SA

STROPPO


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

A big welldone to everyone lots of pbs and excitng times great to see CoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCool

Decrepit


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Raining PBs again, nice going guys, what a great start to the month!

tailwind


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Nice one Elmo, you kept that quiet. Nice to meet you today.

Great sesh alround congrats on all the PB's mobbers

Elmo


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Winner of the day would have to be Ken, going out for a liesurely confidence builder after his forced convalescence and just banging out a lazy 39 in the chop.

Was hoping those shorts had been retired, but sadly noEmbarassed

Kenny


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Congrats on the PBs guys. Epic day.

Oaf


WA
Australia
1881 days ago

Wow guys! Great numbers and an awesome days sailing team.

Congrats to all the PBers but specialy to Sir Elmo, hats off. Chatted to him as he got off the water, mentioned he got a couple 41s, just like he gets them every other week.  If it was me I would have been twisting the ear off passing dog walkers with the Stoke. Just glad I got out on the same day as all you guys.

Woody-Mark


WA
Australia
1880 days ago
Brilliant Pbs Simon and Roger too👍👍Well done Mobsters 👍
Dave Morehead


TAS
Australia
1881 days ago

Well done guys ...

PJ


SA
Australia
1880 days ago

Big session, Big Grats to AllCoolCool

Stretch


WA
Australia
1880 days ago
Defo a top 10 post Fangy 🤣
Sammy the snail


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Yeeeeeeaaaaarrrrrggghhhhh awesome work guys, fantastic numbers, well done all, great PBs CoolSurprisedTongue out

Elmo


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Thanks everybody for the kind words.

Reason why I kept quiet, is without my reading glasses (yep I've got Granny specs with the neck strap) the GT31 readout is a bit of a blur so it could've been anything written there. That and I generally don't know what my PB's are.

That and wanting to focus on survival at times, twas a bit lumpy towards the end.

Maree Jordan


NSW
Australia
1880 days ago
Congrats all on ur pbs awesome day to be in WA
fangy


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Muppetman that is the full bottle of awesome sauce. A tough week topped off with a very nice sail. Stoked for you Alby :-)

But what about those Teletubbies. For a bunch of stuffed handbags, that is smashing it and totally brilliant work T1, T2, T4. Laughing

Actually, just looking at the numbers across the board, damn good job Mobbers! You did good!!!Laughing

Firiebob


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Holy crap Bra Boys, brilliant numbers all the way round, I'm super stoked for the PB'ers, all of you Tongue outCoolCool

And Fang top write up, again mate Laughing

But I have to admit I'm bummed after seeing this this morning, I was tied up with interstate rellies yesterday with a new (dry) Lockwood delta in the garage Yell 

Firiebob


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Here's Swindy clocking up some K's at Lumpies before hearing voices in his head, saying go to Frangaland

 

 

Winners are grinners

fangy


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Firie a couple of good pics of T1 there and that's got to be almost as good as getting out for a sail yourself on such a brilliant day Tongue outLaughing

(Mu-) fin


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

 

    WOoow,!!!! Awesome,!!! Surprised   speeds and,  

   Great PBs ya all,  Cool                an a special mention to Basil & fangman,,,,  uhm,,, I forget why, Wink Tongue out .

 

Swindy


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Thanks for the pics Bob. Lucky you had the wide angle on.

STROPPO


WA
Australia
1880 days ago
Yeah cool pics camerabob 😎
otts


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Congradulations to all who sailed and top marks for all PBs.

dr cam


QLD
Australia
1880 days ago

Elmo -wow -great numbers !!

Awesome team effort & Jonski-smashing NM !!CoolSmile

Martin Worling


QLD
Australia
1880 days ago

Absolutely amazing. Well done to all

fangy


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

For anyone who is interested in the fate of the 7.5m stink boat washed up on the foreshore at Nairns yesterday. The couple who own the boat was out on Friday night in the Estuary when the motors and then electrics failed. They threw out an anchor that appears to have been totally pointless, and ended up on the foreshore at Nairns. 

The salvage crew got the boat out into deep water this afternoon. They used a water pump to cut a channel from the boat out to the deeper water. They then used a Landcruiser to drag the boat out to floating depth. At $4k for the salvage, I am glad it wasn’t my boat ( mind you driving about in the estuary probably isn’t going to be too good for the Landcruiser either) 

 

They have left behind a channel out to the deeper water…it will be interesting to see how long it lasts.

Izaak Perkins


TAS
Australia
1880 days ago
Awesome! Big numbers all :)
Sellicks Bogan


SA
Australia
1880 days ago

Nice session guys, great numbers 

sms09


WA
Australia
1880 days ago

Well Done Fellas, Congrats on all the PBsCool

Have a great holiday JP.

Greg Kiskarpati


NSW
Australia
1879 days ago

Great PBS Fellas . especially Roger after a rough last year . Well done mate .

Sailquik


VIC
Australia
1879 days ago

WOW! Sensational performances all 'round.

These are the days we live for! Tongue out

Congratulations on the  great PB's, Elmo, Jonski, Slugger and Swindy!Cool Cool Cool Cool

Tnat Nauty is off the scale Jonski!!!!

That must be close to a Literary PB for the Fangman as well! Cool I love what happens in the comments when he gets excited! Laughing

Swindy


WA
Australia
1878 days ago

Thanks Greg.

A crane would have been a much cheaper option, and easy.