I giggle every time I watch this video. Watching the kite sailors and the wind surfers flying along and then the big Tri pass like they're standing still, and then the wake boarding behind the obviously not powered up tri is even better!!!
I've got a 14 min high resolution report on this very event. It is about 70 MB in windows media file format.
I has most of the footage seen in the 4 min youtube clip plus additional footage and interviews with various windsurfers, sailors and explanations. Especially on how the orma 60's are lifted clear of the water on their curved foils at these speeds. Language is French however.
If anybody is interested or has some 70 mb of free space on their webpage then I'll be willing to upload this file.
Wouter
Wouter Hijink Formula 16 NED 243 (one-off; homebuild) The Netherlands
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[Re: Wouter]
#182064 06/16/0904:11 AM06/16/0904:11 AM
hi all, been impressed enough with everyone's cat sailing videos that i've tried to make my own
not particularly good sailing sequences but i was having such fun with the included video editing software on my borrowed macbook that i wanted to get something out
uploaded to vimeo instead of youtube because of youtube's new policy of deleting unauthorised soundtracks
plus vimeo is higher quality and viewers can download the video if they like
Nice vinyls on that sail. And on that hull. Is that the same boat as the one you posted back in the days ? If it is you've cleaned up that boat really well since!
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[Re: pepin]
#182067 06/16/0905:52 AM06/16/0905:52 AM
yes, same boat after a lot of thought and hours but very little money
as all the graphics were painted on with basic enamel paint, even the sail!
boat name was made on computer with office's chiller font, each letter printed off as a whole page A4, then blown up to A3 on a copier and cut out to act as a stencil
"nacra 5.2" on stern was photographed from the peeling factory sticker amidships and then printed/enlarged/cut out as a stencil
nacra on mast same, but letters were enlarged further and arranged vertically, (idea copied from capricorn?)
white tiger head ripped off from sailing anarchy's flying tiger boat, copied to A4, into 1cm grid and then grid enlarged 10 times and transferred to sail(with permission of bob perry)
and eyes on inner bows copied from those guys that crossed the atlantic on a 20foot cat a year or 2 ago
so not very original but it has certainly jazzed up an all white boat with white sail into something better looking than the pile of moldy green parts i was offered piled under a tree 3 years ago
eric e 1982 nacra 5.2 - 2158 2009 weta tri - 294
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[Re: erice]
#182071 06/16/0906:15 AM06/16/0906:15 AM
not particularly good sailing sequences but i was having such fun with the included video editing software on my borrowed macbook that i wanted to get something out
Very nice... clear, sounds great!.. like the tiger roar at the end to.. nice touch. what kind of camera . . .
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#182090 06/16/0908:42 AM06/16/0908:42 AM
Thanks guys ..... I can't wipe the smile off my face.
The "Defilee Petit Navire" always makes me just want to go sailing .... FAST!!!!
Eric, your vid is great .... and you pointed out what my boat needs .... "eyes" to keep the evil spirits away. Loved the sound track, who is it???
So now you got me in the mood .... this weekend a beach cat race .... then all of July I'll be racing on a 43' Corsair Tri (Triple Threat) ..... Yaa-Hoo
Thanks for "Pumping me up" ..... Look out you "Monomorans"
Harry Murphey
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[Re: HMurphey]
#182100 06/16/0909:17 AM06/16/0909:17 AM
I'm with Karl... is there a sequel planned where we find out if that hat makes it?
Nicely done - best looking 5.2 I've seen in a long time. One minor critique - center that traveler going upwind. The breeze looked very manageable - travel down that couple of inches when your still overpowered with full cunningham on.
John Williams
- The harder you practice, the luckier you get - Gary Player, pro golfer
After watching Lionel Messi play, I realize I need to sail harder.
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[Re: John Williams]
#182102 06/16/0909:23 AM06/16/0909:23 AM
I thought for a moment you were going to demonstrate a solo MOB maneuver with the hat. Nice 5.2, and cool vid! Mine looks lots and lots worse. Me want more, me want more (etc)
Love the videos on www.youtube.com/user/itstillertime Great video of an RC 33, radio controlled cat, and the best learn-to-sail video for catamarans ever.
Love the videos on www.youtube.com/user/itstillertime Great video of an RC 33, radio controlled cat, and the best learn-to-sail video for catamarans ever.
She does make a purty video (in both substance and aesthetics)
but then what the lake takes away it gives back again, while kayaking around i've pulled out lots of hats, a wind breaker, life jacket, the fenders i use as boat rollers etc
the iMovie software on the mac was very intuitive, the only time i had to hit F1 for help was in fading out the soundtrack. the title, ending, fade outs etc. are built in to software. even the tiger roar and growl are standard sound effects inside iMovie
music is a track called "thrills" by an odd ball group called "cake" that i quite like. bit of an in joke as the community here was founded by missionaries
i think the traveller is as centered as possible, but can trap lower
the camera is an pentax optio w60, made a little box for it that was strapped to the lower mast for some clips and also some clips with it mounted on a tin plate screwed to the front of an old bicycle helmet
hoping to get the camera on the spreaders and at mast top this year