FNQ Mob (QLD, Australia) - 2018-11-03
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Snorkel962
24.873(D)
23.627(D)
19.108(D)
16.124(D)
22.34(D)
42.884(D)
Billy
27.008(D)
25.119(D)
17.208(D)
15.93(D)
23.74(D)
56.624(D)
Andrew
20.323(D)
18.533(D)
10.481(D)
0(D)
13.514(D)
24.964(D)
Eddy
26.971(D)
24.34(D)
15.222(D)
16.64(D)
21.305(D)
41.247(D)
Alvadave
31.539(D)
29.965(D)
22.838(D)
22.033(D)
25.292(D)
56.077(D)
Ian
23.501(D)
21.273(D)
10.938(D)
13.756(D)
17.815(D)
27.52(D)
Troppo
Herby
Rowdy
Sailpilot
dr cam
Rossco
Sausage
Hoppybob
Kel
Regs
Freddy Burke
Locky
Gaz
Peter AUS466
Al
Flying Dutchman
Luca Sansalone
Pacman
Squid Lips
Toody
Sharyn
James
Richard Reynolds: Rico
Jason
Billy Green Island
Trojan
Dave
Richo
Brynoz
Gustfront
Bindi
Kiera
Benny McCarthy
Islandboydaz
boxy
binny
Pencil Neck
Average29.2727.5420.9719.3424.5256.35
Snorkel962 (11716km):
1973 days ago
1 categories

Nice arvo! Breeze about 15 and lots of lumps...jumping got in the way of speed ( sorry Team)



Billy (10637km):
1973 days ago
2 categories

Holloways Beach, QLD, AU

Nice fun late morning session, with an extention into the early arvo with B2. Sun was out initailly and conditions looked great with 15-20 kts out wide. In fact, at times, it was hang onto your jocks and just hold on. WOW, it was rough....then low tide hit and the wind just retracted. The clouds came in from the south and really killed any hopes of a late arvo finish. 

Great to be out on the water with plenty of kiters up towards Yorkies.

Used: The Bludger, 7.8 R4 OD, 47 S10

 

 



Andrew (2314km):
1973 days ago

Port Douglas, QLD, AU

Enjoyed an afternoon of pretty hard work with Ian and Ed.  Got down the beach and it was a pretty stiff 20 knots - so I was planning to run my 6.5 - had another check of the wind and thought I'd rig my 7.2 - had another check of the wind and changed over to my 7.8 - put my 41cm fin on Green Machine Atomiq 120.  Got on the water and there was stuff all wind = spent 45 minutes getting pretty much knocked down the beach - had to move the mast forward - there was weed out there but not in strands - should have gone with my big fin.  Let off a heap of downhaul and outhaul - and then the wind kicked in - the rig became heavy couse of the downhaul - so I was wrestling with the thing for the rest of the session [ but things were alot better than they might have been - .  Went home pretty well beaten up.  I'm glad that Ian got his value for money today = the last time he came down the hill it was a non-event.  And Ed was swapping boards and all kinds of stuff - I think we all had a good time - Maybe that's it for the year.



Eddy (23804km):
1973 days ago
3 categories

Port Douglas, QLD, AU  Arvo sail with Andrew and Ian ..I spent more time playing around with boards a tuning gear than i did sailing, rigged 7.8m no cam Gastra, and sailed 117 iso and 105 fox. swaped them over a couple of times..Think the Isonic was faster than the fox today. wind turned to crap a bit early so didn't get a chance to catch up on some kms...Andrew sailed very well, as is expected of him now..Ian look great all arvo and was hard to catch think he was glad he made the effort to come down for a sail and a chat was good to see him..Not sure who gets man of the match today, but i know it wasn't me..Cheers ED.



Alvadave (7039km):
1973 days ago
4 categories

Lake Weyba, QLD, AU

114 Falcon / 7.0 Mach 1 / 34 Tribal

Went for a drive to the North Coast for something different. Seabreeze didn't look like it was going to come in at Cootharaba and some of the guys were heading back to Weyba so tagged along. Probably would have been better on the 89 but back still not 100% and didn't really want to have to pump out of gybes so took the 114.



Ian (2269km):
1972 days ago

Port Douglas, QLD, AU

Had a late afternoon (3 to 5 pm) sail with Andrew and Ed at port. Wind was reasonable during rigging then dropped off when I hit the water. My 6M Areotech rig on the Future 90 and 33 WS fin struggled to get on the plain in the light winds.  When the wind finally kicked in, the rig combination felt great, although a little under powered for speed.  The afternoon was well worth the drive from Mareeba.

 



Comments
Benny McCarthy


QLD
Australia
1973 days ago

Fun little session today with B1 in the Holloways smooth...  First hour or so was great with some sweet runs blasting out to near where the cruise ship was parked offshore and back. 

Wind then slowly dropped off and died out- apparently then so did my strapless GW60 watch in the armband (which I have been using for a while now since the straps fell off)...  Noticed it went to clock mode roundabouts halfway through the sail, then would not turn back to GPS mode, then eventually just went blank!  Arghhhh...  Bloody thing just won't come back on now even when clipped into the charging cable!!

Oh well, shit happens I guess hey B1! Cool reckon I cracked a pretty credible NM for the conditions too... 

All being said, just great to be out on the water with some half decent company Laughing  At least I remembered to bring the hose Surprised

Used Futura 122 Severne OD 7.8 BP Sabre 42.5

  

Billy


QLD
Australia
1972 days ago

Great to see so many of you lads out this late in the season. You really do need to take every opportunity these days and build up the ever expensive "points".

B2, the guys in WA have been pulling their GW60's apart to find corrosion behind the buttons. there's a thread on Seabreeze at the moment - check it out mate.