Pinnaroos (WA, Australia) - 2011-07-28
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
nebbian
20.79(D)
14.66(D)
0(D)
12.44(D)
7.55(D)
2.86(D)
JJ
33.28(D)
30.75(D)
13.73(D)
15.4(D)
25.11(D)
39.5(D)
Obelix
22.44(T)
19.37(T)
2.5(T)
9.86(T)
10.31(T)
9.91(T)
Windxtasy
14.9(D)
11.93(D)
1.96(D)
7.54(D)
6.85(D)
5.77(D)
lao shi
34.09(D)
32.98(D)
15.27(D)
20.02(D)
29.67(D)
118.3(D)
Damo
25.89(D)
21.27(D)
0(D)
7.25(D)
13.98(D)
4.51(D)
Snake
31.121(D)
28.31(D)
0(D)
17.885(D)
22.02(D)
7.218(D)
scarrgo
30(D)
28.89(D)
12.17(D)
19.5(D)
22.19(D)
105.48(D)
Pointman
Mineral
Pugsie
Chris Porter
Hardpole
Marcel
Macka Packa
Lezzz
Jemma
Birdman
Grumpy
Jonah
Ricey
WINGMAN
Bunyip
bono
alistair
Average33.6931.8714.5019.7627.39111.89
nebbian (8209km):
4896 days ago

East Perth, iSo 94, Ezzy 5.2, MFC weedy 29

Got there well before dawn and had a bit of a sniff, the wind looked good so rigged up in the dark to the admiring glances of several joggers (I mean who would jog at that hour of the morning?  Bet they were thinking the same thing about me)

Bobbled out towards the wind line when...

*click*

A paparazzi boat had snuck up behind me to take my photo.  The flash was very bright, and the click was audible.  Not sure what was going on I kept going, and...

*click*

Another flash lit up the bay.  I was starting to get a bit nervous now so turned around and headed in.  I've no idea why the lightning made that clicking noise, but then again I don't understand the dynamics of water, carbon masts and very high voltage.

Sat around on shore for a while watching the show, before turning caution to the winds and having just one planing run... To the victor go the spoils! Laughing



JJ (6448km):
4896 days ago
1 categories

Melville Beach, WA, AU

Lots of fun, gusty and choppy but plenty of wind in the gusts. It was actually quite warm.

Tried to find some flat water by heading upwind but no luck.

Sailed with Scarrgo and when packing up Mark and Obelix turned up. Doesn't anybody work Money mouth ?

Isonic 76, 5.3 Severne Gator, C3 Sting 28 - think I'd like to try the Venom 28 (anyone selling?) - I find the Sting a bit tempermental downwind.



Obelix (1397km):
4896 days ago

Melville. 115L 6m then 5.2m. The first time on a sail under 6mand it felt very different. Took me  awhile to figure out how to hang onto the wave sail.

The whole gang was there. Thanks to the captain for the tips on the setup. It was nice to meet JJ and Scargo. 

JJ congratulations on the PB.



Windxtasy (2881km):
4896 days ago

Melville Beach, WA, AU 85L Sonic, 4.9 Koncept, 28 vector

Almost too embarrassed to post these figures but I need to get on the scoreboard for July. A session where I never felt comfortable at all. At times overpowered with 4.9 but things just never felt right.  If I had tried that waveboard today I would have thought it was rubbish, though maybe it would have been better? I felt like a newbie. Footstraps felt too far back, board kept going sideways when waterstarting. Can't quite work out why. Lack of fitness? Out of practice? Unused to such a small sail? All of the above, but something else too. The ocean like chop didn't help. At least it was a good work out.

Great to be part of the Pinnaroos team reunion at Lucky Bay. It was lovely to see you all again. Sorry I missed you, JJ, and congrats on the PB. No mean feat in those conditions today.



lao shi (27489km):
4896 days ago
6 categories

Hard day at the office with a great team turn out.

Awesome to be on the 5.7! All day!

Switched between nonose and S100. Fastest peak on nonose (just). Impressed again by the handling of the Sonic 32GW combo.

Mile was a real leg burner.



Damo (1699km):
4896 days ago

Melville Beach, WA, AU

F2 SX Small,6.7mtr O.D. 34 MFC Weedie

Well I found out the hard way that there wasn't enough litres in the board today to haul my carcass,it made for an interesting and very short session.

Should have packed a bigger boardYell

Good to see and catch up with alot of the crew out @ Melville



Snake (13281km):
4896 days ago
4 categories

Melville for a quick one, missed the best of it so called it a day (very) early

Sonic 85, Ram 5.4, Goldwing 30



scarrgo (6801km):
4896 days ago
1 categories

struggled a bit to put these rusults together tonight i have a feeling that some of them are slightly out cause my file is in 3 peices thanks to the long day at the office Laughing

will have another go at it later

not very pleased with most of the numbers here though was hoping for a better 2sec, 5x10 and hour

was very strange that no matter what i did i could only bearly make 30

the only thing i can think of to boost my speed that i didn't try was running deep downwind through the monster chop in those massive sqauls, didn't really have the guts Undecided

well i'm stuck at home for the next few days so i'm sure there will be wind for everyone

EDIT: second try worked out how to combine the files not much difference really

5.0 koncept, 76 isonic, 26 jp sp, 28 jp sl, 6kg of weight

wasn't impressed with the speeds i was getting with my 26 so swapped over to the 28 not much difference less than 0.1 of a knot on the display in the end little bit more comfortable perhaps i should have taken the hint and gone right up to the 30

was suprised i was able to crack the 100k's with the extra weight today



Comments
lao shi


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Maaad!!!Surprised

ray gun


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

WOW, nebs I'm impressed, but whats with those crazy joggers. 

lao shi


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Well done on the PB,JJCool

JJ


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Mark - I knew you would beat my 2 sec...

Awesome NM - some going today in that chop.

 

Slowboat


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

thats a lot of ks today Mark- especially considering it was hardly cruising weather. Nice one.

Snake


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Great going men, between a pb for JJ and the 100+kms thats a superb effort!! Cool .... and I am feeling rather virtuous now Anita Wink maybe a sail tomorrow or sat!

Troutty Trousers (AKA Fish Pants)


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

I think Cocos might of made you soft Snake

Nice Kms guys Laughing

Macka Packa


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Wow, great team effort! Well done.

Snake


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Yeah it sure did troutty, really struggled to remember how to put on the wetty today Tongue out

lao shi


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Scarrgo, send me your files if you want and I will take a look. Also try saving to card from datalogger and see how it compares. Probably have to split by date to get only todays data.

obi one tobi


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

nice team outing and great numbers !- respect the big hitters and the "Chin up!" to those down on their mid winter skills.

Nebs - it was God flashing you !! be careful when he moons ya!

Pointman


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Impressive mid-week turnout team!

I'm under the pump in my new job, so no skiving off early for me I'm afraid.

Hopefully the breeze holds til Sat.

Hardpole


WA
Australia
4896 days ago

Unfortunately for me that 2 hour job starting at 9am took 6 hours - so no time for me to get on the water, soft excuse i know and will try harder next time

 

well done all those who did the right thing ! 100k today sounds mad

 

Scarrgo , I like the 30 with no decimals - very neat !

Larko


NSW
Australia
4895 days ago

Nice numbers Lao, at least you guys are getting some wind.

lao shi


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

Thanks, Larko hope the wind gets to you soon.

Don't be so harsh on yourself, Scarrgo! 4/6 of your scores were in your best 5 all time and another 2Km would have given you a distance PB. Big effort in those conditions carrying 6kg of lead just to stay on the water. As your confidence in your gear grows you will throw caution to the wind and go for those big bear aways in the squalls. The horror chop never becomes normal but it does get less scary and thats when it really gets fun!Cool

Slowboat


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

yeah thats a lot of Ks to be doing with 6kg of lead on in that chop. Considering your size and weight thats a crazy effort. You must be knackered today.

lao shi


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

Just watch Mr Boat and try to get within 10 degrees of his sailing angle. I couldn't believe how far off the wind he was getting at times yesterdaySurprised

Windxtasy


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

Great work Sean! Leaving home at dawn and fighting all day in those conditions was a really huge and gutsy effort. Pity you didn't get to pip Cap'n Lao for distance, but the two of you came up with a good average, especially considering the chop and gustyness.

Great nm Mark! Especially in the oceanic (some say worse) conditions!

scarrgo


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

yeh i can definatly feel that i put in the effort yesterday

but how on earth did you get that Nm mark that is crazy to be able to pick a clean line and be powered up for the whole run

i was struggling just to get a powered up alpha

it was good fun blasting through that chop and swell on my smallest gear all day but i'm feeling like some flat water next time

i think i will have to investigate this mystical spot lao went to on wednesday when i get my speed board finished

it's turning out alright but will have a fair bit of volume for it's size

but the weight has come down alot since i last weighed it, even after bogging all the rails and nose for the third time (hopfully only need one more bog to finalize the shape) it only weighs in at about 4 kg

Snides


WA
Australia
4895 days ago

nice one Sean!!! big effort mate!

ehh be careful as to the lure of the cheese!Wink

PJ


SA
Australia
4895 days ago

Nebbian a great narrative lol Smile