well done bj  another PB that puts us into 6th place  , looks like we had a bit more wind down the coast , after sailing i took a wind reading, 28knts not sure if my gauge is collaborated properly but it was windy

Nice speed Keef! A 30 knot 5x10sec too...

It was a shame I couldn't make it down for a sail, but the situation kind of changed for me on day one of the holiday.

Maybe see you in Jan / Feb for a weekend and check out a lake somewhere...

thanks mike it could have been better the slingshot was a tad small for the 6.3 evo  you wasn't wrong when you said you were planning to sail every day for 5 weeks

PB's everywhere great stuff.

I had a session in the early arvo at Jervis bay great place to sail.

A question can you only post the one session in a day? Had another 35km on the bay which could help with our overall KM's

Hi Darren, my guess is that as long as its on the same day, it counts:

"Sessions will be defined as windsurfing sessions by team members on the same date, however, the location can be different for different team members."

I don't know how you join them together though. I imagine taking the best results from each, and adding the Kms for distance should be okay though, as long as it matches the overall GPS data recorded.

Hi guys, there is a bit of a guide here on the GPSTC page to combine files with Realspeed.  The unregistered version can do it.

http://www.gpsteamchallenge.com.au/pages/guides/combining_files

Lucky you getting to sail at Huskisson - cant wait to get down there again soon.

Dylan from ka72 here.

Provided you have got the data logger turned on in your GPS, you can combine files straight from your GT-31 too. In the menu, go to the Data Logger, and select "Write to card". A combined file will be written, which you can then upload to ka72.com.

These files have a different name, and will include the last few thousand points, so it may be several days of sailing, but the website and the other software is smart enough to split it into separate days of sessions (and combine the data from within each day.)

This depends on you having set up your GPS properly, but it is also a great backup for times when your GPS just fails to write to card successfully, so it is worth knowing about.

Dylan.

Thanks for the tips much appreciated

HEY I MISSED SOMETHING, WE HAVE A NEW MEMBER MIKE SORRY IM A BIT SLOW WELCOMBE  NICE ALPA, SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I FIND A NEW PLACE TO SAIL, SEND ME A PM AND MAYBE WE CAN TALK YOU INTO SAILING THE LAKE , HAD SOME RAIN TODAY AND LOOKS LIKE IT COULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE

YERRY GREAT NUMBERS FOR YOUR FIRST POST CONGRATS

Great first post Terry - finally got the GPS/upload etc stuff going

Welcome to the team Mick - it will be great to catch up with you soon.