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Isis 
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If thats the one im thinking off I want one, badly..... I think there were pics of a red one a while back on here? beaut.  |
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*GM*
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Posted: 21 Apr 06 at 7:42pm |
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John hasn't been up for the Four Inches since 2003 - and he had the F18HT up then which would explain why it didn't look the same as our little boats! The three 16ft Stealths that I know of in Scotland are all older "R" models although one has had the hulls canted by the owner (and it has an F16 main now too). I'd second what people have already said - the F16s are lovely boats to sail. The option of sailing one-up or two-up makes it a perfect choice for me - although I do have to look for lightish crews! Ignore the nonsense in the YandY boat list - they're definately not just for experts. |
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Blobby
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tissues at the ready again then... |
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One step forwards, 2 steps back...
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Tornado_ALIVE
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scottish_tornad
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Thanks GM I stand corrected going senile in my old age forgetting its 2006 not been sailing yet (slinks off eating humble pie) |
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*GM*
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Posted: 22 Apr 06 at 10:06am |
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You're not alone there mate! |
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feva_sailor
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Posted: 17 May 06 at 2:23pm |
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look at this blade f18 vidio(not f16 sorry).heres the link
 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1604449 732602847201&q=sailing (copy and paste hyperlink wont work)
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Jalani
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That's Phill Brander's Blade F18 video from about a year ago. The Blade F18 is the F16 version's newer, bigger sister and is proving to be very interesting to F18 sailors. If it goes as well as the F16 Blade does in F16 (and it should) it'll do very well in F18. Not many of them around yet though. I think one of the prototype's got wrecked around Xmas time. |
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Far too old to still be doing this......
Stealth F16s "White Rhino" GBR527 & "Yeah Baby" GBR538 |
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