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The AC was not about money and bleeding edge tech when it was being done on 12 Meter yachts. It was also about as fun to watch, as watching paint dry. Then the Aussies came up with that new keel design and it started evolving into a a high tech
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Thanks for advise! I will give it a thought.
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Hang back, start line is vacant 30seconds after the gun. I do this all the time in mixed fleet. Also get to watch the crashes from afar and observe the charge the line 30seconds early phenomenon. Darryn Mosquito 1782
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Mosquito Cat Discussion Group
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hi all, at this stage i may not be able to make it to sauna sail, but im going to push for it, hobie or mossie i dont want to miss it, i do make the alloy spreaders, mast hook, spanner rotation, and goose neck. the top hook is a piece of 3mm stai
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Formula 16 High Performance
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Jeff I'm not knocking the 20 at all it is my preferred platform for big waves. Just pointing out that in short chop a well sailed F16 is a weapon. Looks like really fun sailing by all!
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Originally Posted By: waterbug_wpbOriginally Posted By: Timbo I know the first Worrell was a bar bet and done on Hobie 16's, but how many were racing in the first one? Was it just two boats, or was it just one boat, going all the way from Ft. Laud
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Formula 18 Forum
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So I used the auto paint. Seems to be working quite well so far but still doesn't tell you how deep the bottom is.
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Those guys have some serious, serious balls. Ain't no stock H21 in those videos but still a testament to how well built the Hobie line is in general. Wouldn't have wanted anything else in the 30 kts of breeze downwind run we did 2 years ago in the NC
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