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Good on you then! gives you the confidence to push that extra little bit harder now doesn't it? realy wish my first had gone as nicely, I ended up fighting with it for 20 minutes then getting towed in

Hi Shawn, Sounds like a textbook recovery to me. Way to go..... Wayne

Congratulations! Nothing is more fear producing than the unknown. Hopefully our written preparations aided in building your confidence; it sounds like you handled it perfectly! Gail

Next Saturday, May 29th 2004 (Memorial day Weekend) the Portsmouth Boat Club presents the Merrimac Memorial Regatta. The race is open to all sail boats 22' and under with a Portsmouth Yardstick

Wayne and Gail, Well I finally did it. While sailing at Creve Coeur Monday afternoon, I tipped my 'Fish over on her side! The cool water actually felt pretty good! Getting back onboard was a breeze, I

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Ken, It's too bad some are so lax. By the way - Has everyone seen the NEW Sunfish Class Association Bulletin Board? Much improved over the old board. More of a discussion format than the old Coffee

----Original Message Follows---- From: "Wayne Carney" <wcarney@...> Reply-To: sunfish_sailor@... To: <sunfish_sailor@...> Subject: [sunfish_sailor] RE: Group Security

Ken, Unfortunately, due to the rash of Spam hitting all the sailing groups right now one gets through from time to time. This group is monitored a little closer than most so members don't get

----Original Message Follows---- From: "Wayne Carney" <wcarney@...> Reply-To: sunfish_sailor@... To: <sunfish_sailor@...> Subject: [sunfish_sailor] RE: Even More Important

Why Annette, you appear to be a Spammer so the Most important news of the day is - You can't post here any more. Bye Bye, The Management

----Original Message Follows---- From: "mikejanow" <nova66s@...> Reply-To: sunfish_sailor@... To: sunfish_sailor@... Subject: [sunfish_sailor] Re: Super Sunfish ? Date:

hey super sunfish dude, go out in the lake, uncleat your main sheet, make sure you bungee your dagger down, walk up to your mast and pull it over. swim away from it and see how cool it looks all

--- SHAWN LANKFORD <slank23@...> wrote: Here's the Prtsmouth handicaps for the racing fish and the super. Sunfish (Int.) SF 99.6 Super Sunfish SSF 100.7 Note: for handicap racing the Super

--- SHAWN LANKFORD <slank23@...> wrote: As long as the main sheet isn't cleated the sail just empties itself out and fall vertical as the mast comes up. Have the mainsheet cleated and the sail

Gail and Tom, Thanks for that helpful input. Wayne

Tom and Shawn, I hope you continue to share your discussions in the group posts so we can all benefit from your knowledge. And Tom, thanks again for your contribution to the group's library. Wayne

Shawn My name is Tom I have a Super Sunfish I have had for about four years, I am the one who supplied the rigging diagram for the group. I have sailed both sunfish types and find the Super to be

Yes the standard sunfish mast will fit in the Super hull as they are identical except for some extra rigging. wirenut --- Wayne Carney <wcarney@...> wrote: __________________________________ Do

STUMPS ARE BAD!! If you hit one you likely will crack the daggerboard trunk somewhere and that starts leaks ... Good to check any lake before you go! A lake with a 50 hp limit is going to be pretty