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Joined: February 18, 2013 3:11 am
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I never saw that before the reason I asked the question.Edited by goodsailing on May 28, 2015 - 12:21 PM.

10 years ago
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When I raced lasers in the 70s I and a number of the other sailors carried the following with a tether on it in the event of a capsize Looks like fi...

10 years ago
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dEdited by goodsailing on May 28, 2015 - 12:13 PM.

10 years ago
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dEdited by goodsailing on May 28, 2015 - 12:14 PM.

10 years ago
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Looks like Europe is waaaaay ahead of US for cats Found that here but most are not available here used. Shipping from Europe? Edited by goodsailing...

10 years ago
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i dont care for any walmart boating products - they suck also the collapsible paddle will eventually fail, i recommend a solid one +1 Sculling oar/ r...

10 years ago
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Looks like much footage was shot by drone. Foils are the future.

10 years ago
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very inexpensive telescoping paddle at walmart, they carry other boating supplies usually for much less than West Marine eg plugs. now a moment to ven...

10 years ago
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What clear coat? Same brand? Might have been a reaction. I've not heard of this brand before. I'm not sure about non-two part paint. I've used interlu...

10 years ago
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Looks good. What paint was used for hulls?

10 years ago
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BrianCT I didn't have the jib deployed. I suspect with more cloth up I might have gotten a hull up. Just wanted to see if I could maneuver with only t...

10 years ago
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I toyed with the idea of a righting pole/ sculing oar pole but went with fiberglass antennae pole instead. So with paddle I have 2 items to attach to ...

10 years ago
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Kinda confusing - sure looks like you were offering to sell it to him OP assumed I was offering the boat to anyone who wanted it, when actually I was ...

10 years ago
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you might be in the wrong sport - your boat should be very powered up and flying a hull, and throwing spray at 15 knots - 15 is sailing heaven to me I...

10 years ago
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no - you can't sail a boat directly into the wind in any windspeed - that being said, yes a knowledgeable skipper can easly handle 20knots Yea we kno...

10 years ago
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you might be in the wrong sport - your boat should be very powered up and flying a hull, and throwing spray at 15 knots - 15 is sailing heaven to me b...

10 years ago
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NeubaurRL, Not dising your experience. I don't see that if 15kts was boring wanting to sail in 18 or more is overconfident. Now perhaps sailing in 4' ...

10 years ago
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You will note I never put the jib out. Also one said it was hard to tack without the jib when wind gets strong. Perhaps for me, a reasonable sailing t...

10 years ago
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Don't get over confident until you have some more experience on a H18. Been sailing H18Ms since the late 80s mainly on inland lakes where you can get ...

10 years ago
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Boat wasn't for sale, I was just working on it. Contact me if you want to go sailing via email on this site.Edited by goodsailing on May 23, 2015 - 11...

10 years ago
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poooo pooooo i did it for years in downtown tampa (davis island boat ramp) if there is a will ... there is a way get the boat down the ramp, push it...

10 years ago
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Can't wait to get this in the water above 15kts... 😀

10 years ago
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ust sail it on the quad wheels. If it gets going too fast, use the dagger boards as brakes. Funny HA. Yea there's a video 60's of them sailing it ...

10 years ago
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The only concern I had in winching up the mast with gin pole with shrouds set for sailing was over stressing something, that something would break. Th...

10 years ago
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jalex wrote: I have bought a new set up of rubber beach wheels. Still have my plastic ones. I have a long beach launch this weekend, thinking of using...

10 years ago
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The downside to the 18 is increased weight and can be difficult to wrestle around on the beach. Depends on amount of wheels, sand quality, distance to...

10 years ago
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DO NOT buy a fixer upper as your first boat. Depends how much fixing up the boat needs vs. price paid. It also depends on ability to fix or repair thi...

10 years ago
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