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IPKSA


Ireland


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Posted 21/10/2010, 7:51 am        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi folks ,

I was at the World Championships in De Panne, fantastic event .

At the FISLY General Assembly and council meeting a miniyacht spec was agreed for the first time and is in the rules from 14th Oct 2010.

As anticipated it goes something like this -

Any fully assembled sandyacht whose wheel footprint fits inside a loop of rope 5.6m long , with a maximum wheel size of 800 x 400,(wheelbarrow style) , a tubular / circular mast and no wing sections is regarded as a miniyacht.

Also, there will be miniyachts included in the 2012 World Championships in France, start saving you guys , love to see you at that one.

Also , need your help to build a truly worldwide community of landsailors under one flag , building a FISLY community and recognisable brand - all ideas to FISLY via your country reps asap please.

Eh and also , I also seem to be new FISLY Vice president - hence the cry for help and rally the troops call !!!

Gizmo


SA
Australia


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Posted 21/10/2010, 8:42 am        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Congratulations!!! Well Done... The beginnings of a truely World Wide Class.

Hiko


New Zealand


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Posted 21/10/2010, 11:15 am        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
That sounds great I imagine that wheel size means 4.00x8
There should be a lot of mini yachts that come within that rule
congrats on your new post Alan !

hills


SA
Australia


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Posted 21/10/2010, 1:31 pm        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Great news!! Congratulations Alan!!

I think we need to stick this thread!!

cisco


QLD
Australia


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Posted 21/10/2010, 8:13 pm        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Well done Alan!!! This really make things clearer and simpler for many many people.

Long live the "5.6m rope rule".

IPKSA



Ireland


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Posted 22/10/2010, 7:49 am        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks folks -

I think this is a great start- even Blokart and XSail also fit into this so they can join in the fun at the next worlds if they want -
So, 1 for all and all for 1 !

Go forth spread the FISLY word and multiply !!!
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Test pilot 1


WA
Australia


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Posted 30/10/2010, 7:47 pm        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
This I like. Mini(mum) rules. Only 2. No minimum boom/mast heights - no maximum sail areas - no minimum weights on front wheel - dont have to have straight knees to measure everything "a la promo" Yay! Go Mini's.

Hiko


New Zealand


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Posted 30/10/2010, 7:56 pm        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yes who needs all the rules and regs its supposed to be fun

iand


QLD
Australia


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Posted 05/11/2010, 12:46 am        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hills
Phil- it might be time to unlock "Land Yacht Class 5 & Mini Yacht Specs" to add another Mini Yacht Spec
Ian

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Posted 05/11/2010, 3:35 pm        Report  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
iand said...

Hills
Phil- it might be time to unlock "Land Yacht Class 5 & Mini Yacht Specs" to add another Mini Yacht Spec
Ian


All done by Gizmo.

   
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