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But can his kid do this . . .



behind his D?

Just saw a decent shapeHarpoon 6.2 unload on ebay at 4300.

On east coast , they come up for sale about 3-4 times per year. The hulls are so strong, you can't do too much damage to them

Hey I just got beaten by a Ranger 23 Tall Mast with the same PHRF as my D! Don't think it was boat speed but captain know how. Just when you think you know how to sail there is still more to learn.

Newell wrote:Hey I just got beaten by a Ranger 23 Tall Mast with the same PHRF as my D! Don't think it was boat speed but captain know how. Just when you think you know how to sail there is still more to learn.

And remember PHRF everyone has a sweet spot. What was the wind? Your sweet spot is around 12kts.

So you are a 2 boat owner like some of us

Errrrrrr.... 3 Harpoon 5.2s on loan to the school program, 1 Harpoon 4.6 for us, Harpoon 6.2 WIP, island 17, and I just picked up a BW Squall off eBay too..

5 dinks make the fleet count a lucky 13...OooooppppS left off four Kayaks plus the Hobie 16

17

I do have a problem, don't I?

I'm still trying to get my hands around somebody beating you in a D......

Catigale wrote:

So you are a 2 boat owner like some of us

Errrrrrr.... 3 Harpoon 5.2s on loan to the school program, 1 Harpoon 4.6 for us, Harpoon 6.2 WIP, island 17, and I just picked up a BW Squall off eBay too..

5 inks make the fleet count a lucky 13...OPPS left off four Kayaks plus the Hobie 16

17

I do have a problem, don't I?

I'm still trying to get my hands around somebody beating you in a D......

Jee Catigale

I'm going to need to do a lot of catching up All I have right now is the D and a broken down Lehman 12, sitting on my junk pile (pending potential projects pile). Oh.... and the baby grand piano, but it doesn't have a very good hull shape

Can't wait to get all the wall building and other property projects don't, so I can start some of the fun stuff.

There's an old day sailor a couple blocks from me that has been sitting for 15 years. I drive by it often on my way to town.
I've thought about stopping to ask about it a hundred times. Now it looks like things are being cleaned up on that property and I noticed the other day that the mast is no longer with the boat, so......... don't know.

Cool looking hull though........... somewhere between 14 and 18 feet, pretty wide beam, lead keel,long cockpit. I've seen these boats before, but can't remember the make. It has a fore deck and a little splash shield across the aft end of this deck.


Anyway, happy sailing

BB,
SK

Catigale wrote: Errrrrrr.... 3 Harpoon 5.2s on loan to the school program, 1 Harpoon 4.6 for us, Harpoon 6.2 WIP, island 17, and I just picked up a BW Squall off eBay too..

5 inks make the fleet count a lucky 13...OPPS left off four Kayaks plus the Hobie 16

17

I do have a problem, don't I?

I wonder if there is a 12 step program for that.

According to my calculations, 12 steps of "boat for sale" sign making would eventually net one boat

Steve K.

Well of the 17 boats, exactly 5 dont have masts, so 12 steps are needed...

BAZINGA!!!

BAZINGA

Really Sheldon

Great show,,,the Admiral and I thought it would last a week at most...there is hope for America yet when a geek show is popular...

Catigale wrote:Great show,,,the Admiral and I thought it would last a week at most...there is hope for America yet when a geek show is popular...

They crack me up.
Funny, my Pop worked for Aerospace, late in his career. He was always talking about the "educated idiots" that surrounded him there (meaning geniuses with retarded social skills, for the most part). Shelly is the perfect example.

SK

grady wrote:

Newell wrote:Hey I just got beaten by a Ranger 23 Tall Mast with the same PHRF as my D! Don't think it was boat speed but captain know how. Just when you think you know how to sail there is still more to learn.

And remember PHRF everyone has a sweet spot. What was the wind? Your sweet spot is around 12kts.

Well I got beat again by the same guy, only this time it was even worse. 30 plus mile race, no real wind 16 hours to complete. I guess that's why it was called a Endurance race.
He flew a regular spin and I just winged it. They give you 16 seconds a mile for no spin but that didn't help. I think most of the race I was moving by current, since the sails were just hanging there.

One more loss and we will have to take this guy out.......

http://www.texomasailing.org/RaceResult ... erlick.htm

And once again Wings takes first. My first time there and I took 5th. hopefully I will do better next year! Learned that on this lake you have to stay close!!!!! to the south side points on the lake.