That looks pretty good Johno, thanks for posting.

PS I've seen a 4WD bogged below it's flat-tray about where the van is!! I'll have to try and find the photo!

Found it ..., not exactly below the tray, but bogged down to the axles and left to sink ...

I understand Johno.
I'm probably one of the few females in Tas that understands the needs and dedications of windsurfers...funny that, I wonder why
Looking forward to one day giving Henty a go

Just to be clear I don't think GPS sailors are stupid, but in fact the reverse. It always amazes me when I read the Gps forum how technical the sport is and how willing all the participants are to share their knowledge. It represents a kind of collective genius that fully utilizes the 'net. I put this down to the nature of speed sailing. That with enough experience almost anyone could achieve 40 knot, a crazy speed on a windsurfer. In wavesailing however it seems like only a few will ever achieve at the upper skill level and unless you have developed those skills at a young age then your chances of getting there are pretty slim. This in my opinion is why discussion on the wavesailing page is pretty minimal. There is not much to be gained by discussing how to do a "crazy Pete" you have just got to get out there on the water and smash yourself around a bit, or not (if you are an aged sensible person like myself).

And if you had any doubts about the collective genius of GPS sailing check out the vid of how GPS location works.

www.gizmodo.com.au/2015/01/how-your-smartphones-gps-uses-quantum-mechanics-to-locate-you/


or if you are a wave sailor .....here is a Madagascar cartoon

...like that's going to happen..