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robin.mousley wrote: but caught my paddle on a wave and pulled myself in. I got back in very quickly, but was broadside to the waves by the time I got going again and he was past and 50m ahead by the time I was lined up.
I felt very twitchy in it going out to the rock (800m broadside to wind and waves), but stable once heading downwind.
We're hoping for similar conditions tomorrow, and it's going to be a full on head to head dice...
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Trilobite wrote: Having just taken delivery of a new V10 Ultra, and paddled it only once ... I thought it would have more flatwater speed than it does, at least for this engine on this given day, even with the weedless rudder. It's easy enough to gradually bring to cruising speed and maintain it there, but the moment you let off, the boat seems to slow almost immediately. It feels almost electric motor-like in this regard.
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