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GPS Speed Sailing on ice

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Created by jamesf > 9 months ago, 17 Jan 2013
jamesf
NSW, 992 posts
17 Jan 2013 1:51PM
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Posted on the Mauisails forum. 47 knot peak!

Trousers
SA, 565 posts
17 Jan 2013 6:16PM
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alpha?

lelos12345
NSW, 453 posts
17 Jan 2013 8:20PM
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NICE AND FLAT FOR SURE !! JUST NEED ILLAWARA TO FREEZE OVER ... IM IN ;-)

Discgolf4
13 posts
19 Jan 2013 9:59AM
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Alpha?
Sorry it wasn't on my mind... butI bet I could lay down a decent one on the ice!
www.gps-icesailing.com/default.aspx?mnu=user&val=41812&uid=122

powersloshin
NSW, 1684 posts
20 Jan 2013 9:26AM
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Would be interesting to see how they jibe. A catapult would be catastrophic... but I guess waterstarts are easier and don't need an uphaul rope...

Discgolf4
13 posts
21 Jan 2013 5:31AM
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They Jibe on a dime and catapults become 30 meter "slides". We wear knee pads and a motorcycle helmet when going for world GPS records. It's actually great fun, even in light wind.
www.gps-icesailing.com/default.aspx?mnu=records

World record runs, last winter:



Light wind cruising Iceratz video:


Dean

PeterVernet
56 posts
30 Jan 2013 6:30AM
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Big sunday 20--1-2013

www.gps-icesailing.com/default.aspx?mnu=user&val=41884&uid=55

yoyo
WA, 1646 posts
30 Jan 2013 2:32PM
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interesting how half the field topped out at 53 knots.
I guess that is the limit of how much power the blades allow you to put down vs the drag of the rider and rig.



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