MEGA WAVES DINGHY SAILING

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Sailor333
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24 Dec 2012 6:22am


Some of you many enjoy this short clip. The last wave at the end of the video is impressive
Sailor333
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13 Jan 2013 12:03am
Anyone got any more good wave sailing videos they recommend ?
Jedibrad
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13 Jan 2013 5:28pm
Yep

cisco
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13 Jan 2013 11:52pm
That is what I do not like about cats running down wind.
You never know if the bows are going to bury or rise.
Jedibrad
Jedibrad
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14 Jan 2013 10:58am
I've owned my cat for 9 years so i can assure you this trip was max fun min risk.

I'm pretty sure most monos would hate traveling in that direction ??
Sailor333
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5 Feb 2013 10:18pm
looks Fun :)
Sailor333
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9 Feb 2013 10:00pm

Look at the guy holding on to the sail!
cisco
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10 Feb 2013 12:48am
Sailor333 said...

Look at the guy holding on to the sail!


This video is taken at one of the several entrances/exits to Pearl Harbour, Hawaii.

Looking at the video, the yacht appears to be on the wrong side of the channel marker buoys.

Look up the location on Google Earth. It is quite amazing.
slainte
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10 Feb 2013 10:28am
How wet is the inside of the boat after that first wave. Main gangway hatch is open
Sailor333
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12 Feb 2013 6:40am
Haha! Very wet, he should of thought of shutting that!
HellfireJack
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12 Feb 2013 12:50pm
cisco said...
Sailor333 said...


This video is taken at one of the several entrances/exits to Pearl Harbour, Hawaii.

Looking at the video, the yacht appears to be on the wrong side of the channel marker buoys.

Look up the location on Google Earth. It is quite amazing.


The Americans use the channel markers on the other side, just to be difficult. So their green markers are on the right side (leaving habour), if that makes any sense!!
Poodle
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12 Feb 2013 1:50pm



The Americans use the channel markers on the other side, just to be difficult. So their green markers are on the right side (leaving habour), if that makes any sense!!


Correct. I had heard this, but really had to see it with my own eyes - Recently in Hawaia - to believe it.

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OK, seeing as we are sharing vids, here's an old one of ours. Action starts around 5.00, cranks up around 7.00, followed by the mother of all fluster clucks!

Poods
cisco
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14 Feb 2013 2:05am
HellfireJack said...
cisco said...
Sailor333 said...


This video is taken at one of the several entrances/exits to Pearl Harbour, Hawaii.

Looking at the video, the yacht appears to be on the wrong side of the channel marker buoys.

Look up the location on Google Earth. It is quite amazing.


The Americans use the channel markers on the other side, just to be difficult. So their green markers are on the right side (leaving habour), if that makes any sense!!


No I don't think that is the case. As far as I am aware the U.S. and pretty much everybody else in the world uses the I.A.L.A. (International Association of Lighthouse Authorities) bouyage system which is based on the direction of the tide.

The rule is "When travelling in the direction of the incoming tide, the starboard hand markers (Green cone/light) will be the starboard markers and the port hand markers (Red can/light) will be the port hand markers.

The opposite is true if traveling in the opposite direction of the incoming tide.

If that rule is not indelibly printed in your mind, you should not be in charge of any vessel.

In the case of Point Panic where the video is shot, the incoming tide flows out of the harbour due to there being several entrances to it.

As I said, check it out on Google Earth and don't assume that all yanks are tools.

There is a reason why the United States of America is the greatest nation on earth and that is because they are smart and know what they are doing.

Poods, you should know better.
Poodle
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14 Feb 2013 9:47am



No I don't think that is the case. As far as I am aware the U.S. and pretty much everybody else in the world uses the I.A.L.A. (International Association of Lighthouse Authorities) bouyage system which is based on the direction of the tide.

The rule is "When travelling in the direction of the incoming tide, the starboard hand markers (Green cone/light) will be the starboard markers and the port hand markers (Red can/light) will be the port hand markers.

The opposite is true if traveling in the opposite direction of the incoming tide.

If that rule is not indelibly printed in your mind, you should not be in charge of any vessel.

In the case of Point Panic where the video is shot, the incoming tide flows out of the harbour due to there being several entrances to it.

As I said, check it out on Google Earth and don't assume that all yanks are tools.

There is a reason why the United States of America is the greatest nation on earth and that is because they are smart and know what they are doing.

Poods, you should know better.


hey Cisco,

I was so surprised when I saw this, I actually took photos. Sounds like we need a new thread! [}:)]

Poods

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