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Ugh, that makes sense. Can't think of another 20-30 boat that has numbers and national traction. I hope the boat they choose ends up being a bit more sporty.

Anyone have a lead on a J-105 trailer for sale/rent on the left coast?

Using tube bags with clamps changed my life. It made the bags much more reusable, quicker to set up, and eliminated most leak chasing. https://www.joewoodworker.com/veneering/clamps.htm

You mean monohull line honors? Comanche is an awesome machine, but its hard to look at it next to the MOD 70's and not think that it is a colossal waste of effort, craftsmanship and money just to get somewhere slower.

If you have a local loft nearby that actually makes sails, they might be willing help you out with design and plotting and leave the assembly to you.

fishing reel?

thats the coolest vtol/fixed wing concept I've seen. I couldn't tell from the video, but I wonder if the motors trust vector, or if they're alway providing a bit of lift in forward flight. edit. watched a few more time, it looks like the props are set for 0 deg aoa during forward flight, when it takes off they aren't parallel to the ground.

Most sailing foundations seem to live in the grey areas of the law and ethical behavior.

Blows my mind that you can accuse Hamilton of having no class after watching what unfolded.

Vettel cracks under pressure again. The call was right by the letter of the law, but it all would have been avoided if Vettel had don the sporting thing and let Lewis by after running off the track. Not right to cut corners after you screw the pooch and end up with an advantage afterwards.

the pear just reappeared on the tracker

yeah, thats the velvet beaver, hammered squirrel, angry secret, shock 40

looks light

Campbell River Museum, shock 40