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Forums > Land Yacht Sailing General

Land Yachting Pics From CDHS

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Created by BodieCDHS > 9 months ago, 28 Sep 2010
BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
28 Sep 2010 12:46PM
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This is our mate Issac he has just started this sport and is learning well, as you can see he still is getting the hang of it! lucky we got seatbelts!

JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
28 Sep 2010 1:08PM
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This is Issac crashing,this is not hard to capture as he crashes quite often.

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
28 Sep 2010 1:14PM
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This photo is taken in one of our favourite area's to sail, its flat and hard. Good for sailing.

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
28 Sep 2010 1:19PM
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This is me living on the egde.

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
28 Sep 2010 1:24PM
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This picture is taken at our school oval. On the left is our teacher, he has taught us everything about sailing. I am on the right as you can see i am winning the race. The yacht on the left has a feature that not many land yachts have it has got a small jib on the front.

j murray
SA, 947 posts
28 Sep 2010 2:25PM
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Top Marks for that 10/10 congratulations,

hills
SA, 1622 posts
28 Sep 2010 2:59PM
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Haha!! Great photos guys - well done!

Let Issac know he has been immortalised on the leading landyachting forum!

and pass on our congrats & thanks to your teacher! He's developing the next generation of landyachting champions!!

Outstanding effort!!

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
29 Sep 2010 12:36PM
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If any one else has any other funny land sailing moments please post here!

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
29 Sep 2010 12:41PM
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This is Issac over agian ha ha this is a great pic!! He caught a gust of wind and did'nt let his mainsheet out!!

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
29 Sep 2010 12:44PM
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This is me zooming around!! This picture is taken on a gravel carpark the yachts really fly on hard surfaces!!

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
29 Sep 2010 1:41PM
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This is how we load our yachts up, when were about to go out sailing!! Both yachts are made to just fit on the trailer. As you can see it is pretty packed and there is not alot of space left!!

JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
29 Sep 2010 2:28PM
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This is a sequence of Issac doing his thing



JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
30 Sep 2010 12:23PM
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BodieCDHS said...



This is me living on the egde.


This is bodie living off the edge a few seconds later

Gizmo
SA, 2865 posts
30 Sep 2010 12:28PM
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Great pics there, although flying a wheel looks spectacular its perhaps one of the slowest points of land sailing (but fun and skillful to do).
If your after high speed sailing do some research on that subject, and how high speed sails are different from conventional water yacht sails or even do research on aircraft wing profiles and how the draft or chord changes the lift drag ratios.
eg.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailing_faster_than_the_wind
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airfoil
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_yacht

Land sailing is a wonderful way of putting "Physics" into action.

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
30 Sep 2010 1:02PM
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This is joeden after a crash

JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
30 Sep 2010 1:17PM
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BodieCDHS said...

This is joeden after a crash



Their is no proof that I crashed. The land yacht was laying down after a break then I picked it up again to start sailing again.

Test pilot 1
WA, 1430 posts
30 Sep 2010 8:28PM
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Dont worry, we all believe you....






NOT![}:)]

Izac
TAS, 37 posts
1 Oct 2010 5:34PM
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Test pilot 1 said...

Dont worry, we all believe you....




NOT![}:)]


I totally agree with you Test pilot 1
And . . .

JOEinTAS said...

Their is no proof that I crashed. The land yacht was laying down after a break then I picked it up again to start sailing again.


Yes there is proof, I was the one taking the picture!!

JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
4 Oct 2010 3:08PM
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Hello Issac glad to see you in the forum. I do belive you was playing cricket in the background instead of taking photos.
I do admit i crash, but i can count all my crashes put together with my hands, where Issac surpasses his hands in counting crashes in one day quite often.

Izac
TAS, 37 posts
4 Oct 2010 5:28PM
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Yes I do agree that I crash alot, 'JOEinTAS'.

To that result it's taking more risks.

All I have to do now is NOT limit them, but improve on it.

Which I will do in the future.

P.S. Still I enjoy the safety of those seatbelts. lol

Izac
TAS, 37 posts
4 Oct 2010 5:40PM
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JOEinTAS said...

I do admit i crash, but i can count all my crashes put together with my hands, where Issac surpasses his hands in counting crashes in one day quite often.




That is a bit of an exaggeration. [}:)][}:)]

Maybe 4 but not over 10 in a day!!

JOEinTAS
TAS, 11 posts
5 Oct 2010 10:05AM
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What risks are you acutully taking Issac. Besides who help teach you Issac I belive it was bodie, pato and ME

BodieCDHS
TAS, 38 posts
5 Oct 2010 10:12AM
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JOEinTAS said...

Hello Issac glad to see you in the forum. I do belive you was playing cricket in the background instead of taking photos.
I do admit i crash, but i can count all my crashes put together with my hands, where Issac surpasses his hands in counting crashes in one day quite often.


I agree Issac, with Joeden on this one!!

wheelnut
WA, 90 posts
7 Oct 2010 4:28PM
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^^^^isnt this is a forum not facebook

hills
SA, 1622 posts
7 Oct 2010 8:57PM
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C'mon chill out Wheelnut, it's all landyacht related!



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