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General Gps & Speed Waves Foiling Gear Reviews Lost & Found WA NSW QLD SA VIC TAS

hardie

4133 posts

hardie

WA, 4133 posts

7 Jun 2007 4:20pm

SRM have posted some impressive no.s for the ****ty conditions we have had over here

kato

VIC

3531 posts

kato

VIC, 3531 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:47pm

Nice Alpha,s too. Bloody Hell Chris

25

319 posts

WA, 319 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:26pm

Just posted the 6 June sessions from Chris and Claude!!
These results give SRM 6 out of 6 categories for 6 points
Well done guys!!
It would be great to work hours that suited the wind of the day!!

mineral1

4564 posts

mineral1

WA, 4564 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:29pm

Bragging rights for C.L on the 5th, bet we wont often see that again Slowboat mustu had an off day

Good score, well done the Mob

hardie

4133 posts

hardie

WA, 4133 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:33pm

For a few fleeting moments the Mandurah Mob was the gun WA team, unfortunately was only a figment of my puny imagination

, I had fantasised Slowey bowing before me, . and in a dream he was asking me for hints on how to sail fast,unfortunately for me........ I had to wake up

.... Remember those yummy adolescent dreams you used to hate waking up from...... well this was the yummy middleaged windsurfers wetdream, damn that unconscious!!!!!!

25

319 posts

WA, 319 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:34pm

Never underestimate the Grand Master Claude
Fitter and stronger than most guys half his age

hardie

4133 posts

hardie

WA, 4133 posts

7 Jun 2007 8:38pm

quote:
Originally posted by 25

Never underestimate the Grand Master Claude
Fitter and stronger than most guys half his age

Claude makes the typical grandmaster looked middleaged..... Oh yeh we are

damn you Claude

slowboat

560 posts

slowboat

WA, 560 posts

8 Jun 2007 11:01am

Its been a bit hit and miss trying to time the best of the wind... the session on the 5th was out of desperation (was stuck at work), and I got on the water about 5 minutes before sunset - about 5 minutes after claude finished, and about 10 minutes after the wind dropped. Got 5 or six runs in before it was too dark to see the posts. The 6th was also a fizzer. Waded in when the wind bottomed out and went offshore. I reckon the melville wind gauge "average" is a peak average, not a true average. The 18 knot gusts were only as big as a small car, and then 500m of 10-12kts (no whitecaps) so I dont know how that can average out to 16...

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