Hi
Went to Kurnell on Monday 20th May, wind was WSW inconsistent and varied from 12knots to 18knots peak.
All though it was patchy still had a great afternoon. The water was clean and not to much of wind chop also the tide was coming in.
Following from another thread asking where to sail in a westerly, hope this shows how Kurnell works and you might be interested to give it a try next time.
Have a look, thanks
Kind Regards
Walt
Nice vid Walt..... Your boom is crap, and you will go much faster with one that is stiffer by better transfer load.
Looks like it is bent as well.
Kurnell is best West or NW. SW gets dodgy near the shore.
Cheers
Fez
Cool vid
Yavuz was catching you on his Patrik Freeride 135
there is only two left Walter
beautiful day. nice music on your vid
the wind is coming back! Yay
Yes, nice video Walt, good to be out, have some fun and make the most of it. See you around
Saw your vid as well Justin. Looked like you guys where flying in next to no wind. Let us know next time you sailing behind the runway in a Westerly. Keen to give it a go and get Walter and Yavuz out as well.
Select to expand quoteFez said..
Your boom is crap, and you will go much faster with one that is stiffer by better transfer load.
Looks like it is bent as well.
Fez
Its not fair to blame the boom for the slow speeds might be the bloke hanging from it that's the problem, but I know what you mean if the boom was stiff it would drive with more positive response from the sail and no delayed spring feel from the boom.
Select to expand quoteJustinL said..
Cool vid
Yavuz was catching you on his Patrik Freeride 135 there is only two left Walter
beautiful day. nice music on your vid
the wind is coming back! Yay
Hey Justin hows is going catch up soon. Two left you say mmmmmmmmmmmmm
Thanks for all the feed back boys
Happy sailing
Kind regards
Walt
