Guys,

There is a strong chance that I will be in NSW for a large part of next year....doing course.....and looking at bringing boat with me, planning on sailing somewhere so as to give me a day away from the books.

Where do you sail....and my boat should be rigged for spinnaker by the time I get there.

Also happy to help in whatever way I can to get things up and running.

Where will you be staying?
This will probably effect your choice of club.
There is the Palm Beach Club on the Northern Beaches or the Port Kembla Sailing Club on the Southern Coast of the City.

That would be great. Im looking at getting a spi next year would love to check out any other mozzies.We definatly need help
BEN 654

add another spinnaker to the fleet. After a ride on an f18 will definately be getting a spinnaker.
When the new boat is ready putting the kite straight on to it as well.
What about Kurnell CC on botany bay south sydney.
Thanks for that Dave might need all the help we can get at the moment
with all these spinnaker mossie's coming out What asr the hobies and nacra's gonna think when there waaaaay behind us <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />:):):).

http://www.kcc.asn.au/

The Kurnell Catamaran Club Incorporated (KCC) was established in 1972 and encompasses off the beach racing and a cruising division. The Club sails most Sundays from September until May each year. Boats include:- Tornado, NACRAs, F18, F16, Taipans, Windrush, Maricat, Hobies, A Class, Stingrays, Mosquitos, Prindles and others. In addition the club has a considerable cruising division of larger catamarans. The Club also has on-site storage for boats long term. KCC has recently (2002-3) launched a new "state of the art" Webster's 5.2 metre aluminium boat with a high powered 90hp Yamaha outboard to act as "start boat" and "support vessel" from the commencement of the 2002-2003 season. KCC is a friendly, family oriented Sailing Club located on the corner of Prince Charles Parade and Ward Street, Kurnell (Near Bonna Point and opposite Silver Beach) on the shores of Botany Bay, Sydney, NSW Australia. 2231 Click here to go to the "Whereis Online" web site and then enter "Ward Street, Kurnell, NSW" to get a map of KCC's location.

Nice Promo for the Kernell Club...

I unfortionatly don't know much about the Palm Beach Club as I am still a new member heres the Web Site

http://www.pcc.org.au/overview.shtml

And if you walk around the corner you might see Home and Away stars from time to time... <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

well we just lost 1 person due to the mossie not being quick enough and unable to keep up with other 16ft cats. Just wondering if its any use trying to start an assoc. in nsw.

Hey Im still sailing the mozzie.
Who said the nacra was faster.
Mozzie won 2 out of three scratch!!!!!

My Bad..
Ben did not sell his Mozzie as its the equivilant of him chopping off his left arm
Mozzie power is still strong and will prove to be a force to be reckoned with!! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

A kite will fix that



Cat / sloop rigged, it is a perfect platform to begin on. When you gain more knowledge, then a spinnaker can be added which will satisfy the most experienced skipper.

What other cat can you buy in OZ that will offer this for so few $$$$$. Very affordable spinnaker racing.

Yeah Mine cost less than a grand and is going strong.
I think that when people see a few racing in sydney with spi's they might join in.

I'll join your ranks when the right boat comes along..

I would not worry about someone saying the Mossie is not fast enough, it is not the boat for him. It is more about comparing apples with apples. All the faster 16ft cats I know also cost $5000 to $10,000 more. As for the Mossie being slow have a talk to some of the Taipan sailers at the Wild Cat Regatta and you will get a different story.
When you get the NSW Mossie association up and running again I for one will be happy to come sail with you.
If it is bang for your buck the Mossie does stack up.

building a new mossie with a kite so Hopefully I give all these h16,taipans,nacras a run for their money. So I think this one should have more than enough punch.

I might have some one will to join the assoc. He wants to get rid of his prindle and sounds very eager about getting a mossie

Am considering a Mozzie and would be interested in chatting a little more with you blokes from Sydney. Im located close to Botany Bay.
Drop me a line if you like.

steves@au.planit.com

News on the NSW Association Development..

For a person who has never built a website, Will has put together NSW Mossie Association website and has done a great job in such a short period.
He has put together a good base and with more development expected the website will be a good source of information and should help facilitate the begginings of the NSW Association.

I recommend people bombard him with news and photos to help build more content.

Here is the Domain http://www.nswmossie.com/

Happy surfing.. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

Hi Guys

This is great news and well done, its really good to see you working hard for your class.

Whats the interest like at this stage? Theres been a few people wanting to get in touch with you from what I've read.

Any progress on the building side of things?

Anyway keep it up, and keep the info coming.

Regards

Good work Will page looks good.

Will,

Excellent job with the website. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />
Keep the info coming.

Regards,

Peter