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Yep... I always try to find the best answer. Or the answer in between what will work out the best for me. Indeed around the pop rivets the mast has some wear, now we have fixed it again, and made the system usable again. @Jeff Thanks, we'll keep it
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Yep - the front two can go just forward of the front beam, and the back two go just forward of the rear beam. That'll keep your hulls off the ground. Easiest way, track it into position, lift the bows to pull the trax, and set it on the front scales.
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I think I saw a similar post somewhere else. One of the real keys will be hooking up with some other cat sailors to help you. Probably learn more in a weekend with them than all summer by yourself. Also, you can read up on it. Get a copy of Rick
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I think you're right! But, if you don't have enough money for a custom motorcycle with an airplane engine, you can always build an... Air Bike! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOyjyU36qBU After a few beers, I decided to take a Cub up for a joy
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I shouldn't be bothered by making a larger hole on both sides of the remaining tang in the hull. Yyou can always fill this up later and repair it with pieces of laminate padwise. So make room, don't go tinkering in a too small workarea. If you have
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Originally Posted By: carlbohannonI have been using 26 on mine since ~2003 I'll put you down for that. Name? Carl Bohannon?
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Saturday morning, June 29 at 7:00 AM, sailors will start off the point at FWYC, exit out of Choctawhatchee Bay into the Gulf of Mexico, for the annual dash around Santa Rosa Island. A Friday night Party and Saturday night party, followed by the awar
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August 3, 2013 Hosted by Southold Yacht Club NOR at www.southoldyachtclub.com
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Thanks for the input Jake. I will surely take all of that into consideration! I see you are out of SC, lucky guy. We are currently in TN, about 30 min from Land Between the Lakes, but are currently looking for land to purchase in SC.
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Check with Craig at Performance Sailing Center in Cocoa Beach. Just up the coast from you. He still has a beach front launching area in Melbourne. He always has something laying around and or can get you something. 321-613-5655
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No worries Sam, back to the Blades here's a better perspective photo my daughter Maeve took of Darryl Barrett being chased by Emile Barrett at the Rum Race in 2011, wasn't quite as windy but still lumpy.
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Hey All, I am new to both this forum and the sport of sailing. After getting a quick tutorial and basic understanding of the principles of sailing during my honeymoon, I sailed my first Hobie called the "Wave." Very user friendly and pick
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Mosquito Cat Discussion Group
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"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, Matt" It's one thing to not make it to the Sauna Sail, but what is this H for heavy stuff . What's up Matt
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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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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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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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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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All this is from the registration page: https://www.regattanetwor…form.php?regatta_id=6809 vid from a few years agohttp://www.youtube.com/wa…dqHu7t4cK4&feature=share Feel free to rant, rave, post incrimination pix from previous years... after
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Welcome Jeff, now, tell us where you are located, and maybe someone near by can help get you started.
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Link to the photo from the previous new mainsail thread. http://www.catsailor.com/forums/ubbthrea...y%201782100.jpg Darryn Bullet 1782
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Cruising Multihulls
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We have a Voyage 440 , 2001 and we are on the west coast of Florida, we love it, they are expensive to maintain, and dock space can be costly, although we rarely have to fill the tank up with Diesel so it has some positive points, if you can fix thin
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Jurassic Karp..... 1740 .... TBA Kingy
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