Projection 762 Help please?

   If enoughof you guys are prepared to do the Medway Regatta July 18th - 22nd we'll see what we can do about having a pot to race for. Unfortunately 2 of the 4 boats here are for sale so the local fleet is going to be a bit down. 
The Saileast guys do the Saturday and Sunday as part of their series.
Any progress on the association?

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BrianD Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 31 Jan 07 Location: England Online Status: Offline Posts: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote BrianD Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Projection 762 Help please? Posted: 02 Feb 07 at 4:46pm
	If enoughof you guys are prepared to do the Medway Regatta July 18th - 22nd we'll see what we can do about having a pot to race for. Unfortunately 2 of the 4 boats here are for sale so the local fleet is going to be a bit down. The Saileast guys do the Saturday and Sunday as part of their series. Any progress on the association?

Oli Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 23 Mar 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1020	Post Options Post Reply Quote Oli Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 02 Feb 07 at 10:56pm
	hopefully if i can get crew sorted we'll be doing it. Shame the boats are for sale, reckon they will be snapped up quickly though. the old man is on his hols at the mo, and wont be back til march! git! so its up to me to try and clean up the yacht for him, before he gets back. i think he's been putting the database together, but i dont have access to his data. we'll just continue to use this forum at the mo (if thats ok y&y?). if we keep the assoc virtual it will be easier as we can all chip in and poll opions quicker that way, and it means that no one person gets lumbered with paper work.
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TimC Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Posting king Joined: 18 Oct 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 153	Post Options Post Reply Quote TimC Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 11:37am
	Upstart is finally ready to go back in now - spent ages getting her ready and we're nearly there so that's good. Anyway, I need to knock up a stowage chart to comply with our safety rules and I wondered if anybody here has a decent one to save me hand drawing a rubbish one myself? Cheers! Tim
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j hasson Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 12 Dec 06 Online Status: Offline Posts: 18	Post Options Post Reply Quote j hasson Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 11:44am
	hi, just recieved our irc rating for 2007, 0.979. thats with 150% genoa and 50 sqm kite. its hefty.... our single lifting point fitting is badly corroded, does anyone know where i could get one? john hasson solarized 'gbr 7628R'

DOUGk911 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Groupie Joined: 23 Nov 06 Location: Blyth , Northumberland Online Status: Offline Posts: 65	Post Options Post Reply Quote DOUGk911 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 12:02pm
	Hi all , I could do with a stowage chart ! .979 .. ouch , am awaiting mine with a 45m kite , will post numbers when they arrive .Have added lots of new fittings in past weeks, Mr Harken and spinlock have done v well , done a few more winter series races .. starting to know the boat now .. so different to my old H Boat , She has had some real bursts of power at times, I cant wait to get her back to sea with steady winds and to get her wound up properly ! so much to learn though .. can't wait ! Doug GBR 7632R

TimC Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Posting king Joined: 18 Oct 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 153	Post Options Post Reply Quote TimC Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 12:04pm
	John - that's quite a whack! As far as I can see it must be in the kite - we came in at 0.972 this year and have a 40sqm kite. We've got 150% gen and weigh 1308
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DOUGk911 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Groupie Joined: 23 Nov 06 Location: Blyth , Northumberland Online Status: Offline Posts: 65	Post Options Post Reply Quote DOUGk911 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 12:18pm
	Tim , Weve been playing with our kites , 40 & 45's , the 45 really is noticably more powerful , however in a bit of a breeze the 40 is less of a handful and still powerfull, those 50's will be interesting ! We race against lots of Sigmas , they use 60 m masthead kites , with v spectacular broaches .. they are pretty quick but we seem to be able to hold on to them most of the time , they give us loads on H'cap though . Doug .

TimC Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Posting king Joined: 18 Oct 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 153	Post Options Post Reply Quote TimC Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 2:52pm
	What sort of Sigmas are those Doug? We race against Sigma 38s which are pretty much the polar opposite of the projection. I've done very little in the boat so far as I bought it in November. We had it out for a race on boxing day which was great fun, but we ran it aground right after the start. When we got off (15 mins later!) we overtook loads of boats and I couldn't get over the upwind pace (there was hardly any breeze). Had it out in a decent breeze in early jan before it came out again and it was great fun offwind. Have replaced the instruments with a tacktick racemaster over the winter and I'm looking forward to trying that out.
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DOUGk911 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Groupie Joined: 23 Nov 06 Location: Blyth , Northumberland Online Status: Offline Posts: 65	Post Options Post Reply Quote DOUGk911 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Feb 07 at 7:17pm
	These are sigma 8 s , this vid of our last race has lots in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iih5umDy3Rc&mode=related& amp;search= We ran aground a couple of weeks ago ... not looking fwd to seeing the keel ! We seem be be ok upwind , the river is v narrow and we have been slow setting genoa out of tacks , however I put a double sheet system on last week , with 2 small blocks on the genoa clew , we gave it a little test last sunday ... the crew were excited by how quickly they could now sheet in the sail , no winch handles needed . Are racing this sunday for a proper test , we may even be a little quicker with luck . Doug .

BrianD Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 31 Jan 07 Location: England Online Status: Offline Posts: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote BrianD Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 01 Mar 07 at 11:50am
	Hi John (Hasson) I can get you a lifting eye but I will need to know which keel you have. There are 2 types and I think you have the newer one from yr sail number. Drop me an email at sales@projectionyachts.co.uk Brian
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