old knowledge or why reinvent the wheel

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Re: old knowledge or why reinvent the wheel

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GoneFishn wrote:
Ghurkin wrote:Thanks for your help Kelly, thats sure is a nice looking rig you have there, any vids of it on the water?
Not my rig mate.

this is mine
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Must be the drugs Im on today, stuffing everything up :?

yours is a great looking rig too, love the sail design
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Ghurkwin....thats not kellys rig you nong ...its the link picture to the 2 sail rig on the http://www.... must have been more poison in that spine than first thought ..... BTW- its is a nice rig though !

geez the guy on the canoe was flying...like to see him try that on Port Phillip :evilgrin: if the wind is strong eneough to get up some speed, generally about 15knt wind to generate 5knts speed, its also enough to whip some short, steep seas that will cause all sorts of pain.. IMHO anyone on a yak with a reasonable sail area will need an outrigger if the winds over 15Kts. Sure can be done up to 25 kts without but then it just becomes an extreme adrealine sport with the appropriate outcome prepared for! I've been out in 35 Kts without outrigger and sure flew along - with an outgigger you can handle 30knts and 2m waves - otherwise forget it- its just a game of luck. Steve you should make sure you come along to any sail meets to help with ideas etc...
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BTW ...kellys posted up whilst I was writing so hes beaten me to it!
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paddlepop wrote:BTW ...kellys posted up whilst I was writing so hes beaten me to it!
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Hey paddlepop you mention you have outriggers is that on the P13? do you have any pics
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Hi Kelly ...check out the vid I posted a couple of weeks back....it was first time out with the outrigger and the bay state was not was I was expecting!

http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4609

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paddlepop wrote:Hi Kelly ...check out the vid I posted a couple of weeks back....it was first time out with the outrigger and the bay state was not was I was expecting!

http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4609

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Thanks mate I don't know how I missed that.
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Modern version of the old sailing canoe, can you troll at 18 knots?
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Some more canoe sailing
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paddlepop wrote:. Steve you should make sure you come along to any sail meets to help with ideas etc...
Ive got plenty of ideas thats for sure, maybe we could wheel my bar down to the beach where these sail meets are going to be, coz I solve most problems there :up:
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Re: old knowledge or why reinvent the wheel

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Astro wrote:Modern version of the old sailing canoe, can you troll at 18 knots?
seen this one b4 or something very siilar, its a hydroplane and lifts up when going a bit faster, much like my 14th girl friend, man what a ride :evilgrin:
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