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What to do with a Hobie 15

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Category: Multihulls
Forum Name: Dinghy multihulls
Forum Discription: For those who prefer two (or more) hulls to one!
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Topic: What to do with a Hobie 15
Posted By: tornado435
Subject: What to do with a Hobie 15
Date Posted: 11 May 06 at 11:14pm

Going to Sunsail in Turkey on Saturday!

Good Bit-  Warm, holiday, girlfriend doesn't sail so opportunity to teach her, improve windsurfing

Bad Bit  Only cat they have is a Hobie 15!!!!

Really going to miss the Tornado, but I am going to enjoy sailing in a pair of shorts again. Seems like a long time since the Hurricane Euros last year.

 




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Posted By: jon2005
Date Posted: 12 May 06 at 8:51am

well its your fault for not going to wildwind, if you went there at least you could sail the hobie fox and tiger or the pacific and the 15 when you want to teach your girlfriend.



Posted By: Tornado_ALIVE
Date Posted: 12 May 06 at 12:17pm
Never heard of a 15.   Is it a 14 or a 16 or known by another name.


Posted By: far canal
Date Posted: 12 May 06 at 12:21pm

nope its a 15

 

google it



Posted By: Tornado_ALIVE
Date Posted: 12 May 06 at 2:25pm

Very interesting......  Looks like a good beginers boat.  Far cry from a T though.  Maybe one up with a kite may satisfy a bit, given breeze.

My crew got married at Great Kepple Island (start of Great Barrier Reef) in Queensland Australia last August.  A good number of cat club members spent the week up on the island and took part in a hire cat regatta on POS 12 foot cats.

We were made up of A Class, F-18, Tornado and Taipan sailors.  Still managed to have fun on these buckets and make the resort personel a little nervous.

And this bay will be the sight of the 2007 F18 World Championships.

We will be spending a few weeks training on this island before slipping across to the mainland for the Worlds.



Posted By: Strawberry
Date Posted: 12 May 06 at 3:25pm

Sounds like fun! Wish we could do something like that. Take some of the best sailors in the country. Give them all the crappest absolute tubs to sail. And have a huge race that everyone seems to take overly seriously.

O wait a sec, it's already been done, we call it the Endeavour Trophy!



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Cherub 2649 "Dangerous Strawberry


Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 20 May 06 at 3:22pm
i wouldnt say an topaz xenons a bad boat


Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 20 May 06 at 3:43pm
Originally posted by feva_sailor

i wouldnt say an topaz xenons a bad boat




Next your going to say you think fevas are great too...


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Posted By: tornado435
Date Posted: 21 May 06 at 12:07pm

Had a great week. Sunsail are good.

Must just remember to pack the Tornado in future. Got the girlfriend sailing a radial happily. Pretty good at righting it too  

Just good to be out in the sun and on the water for a whole week



Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 21 May 06 at 3:16pm
Originally posted by Isis


Originally posted by feva_sailor

i wouldnt say an topaz xenons a bad boat




Next your going to say you think fevas are great too...


fevas are good and xenons are also very good there almost a better asymettric merlin

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Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 21 May 06 at 4:31pm
Originally posted by feva_sailor

Originally posted by Isis


Originally posted by feva_sailor

i wouldnt say an topaz xenons a bad boat




Next your going to say you think fevas are great too...


fevas are good and xenons are also very good there almost a better asymettric merlin


I cant belive you just compared a Xenon to a Merlin and claimed it was better!
Thats almost as bad as comparing a 4tonner to a 1951 cruising dinghy!
oh... yeah you did that too...


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Posted By: Calum_Reid
Date Posted: 21 May 06 at 10:10pm
Originally posted by feva_sailor

fevas are good and xenons are also very good there almost a better asymettric merlin



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Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 12:41am
Isn't this thread mean to be in the multi-hull section

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Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ -
Helensburgh S.C
http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine



Posted By: Jalani
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 8:41am
I think that the very fact that you call yourself feva_sailor says it all

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Far too old to still be doing this......

Stealth F16s "White Rhino" GBR527 & "Yeah Baby" GBR538


Posted By: Tornado_ALIVE
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 9:57am

Originally posted by 49erGBR735HSC

Isn't this thread mean to be in the multi-hull section

It is......  You lost there buddy



Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 10:10am
Originally posted by Tornado_ALIVE

Originally posted by 49erGBR735HSC

Isn't this thread mean to be in the multi-hull section

It is......  You lost there buddy

Er well, I'm not lost, just thinking some other people might be...... (I never thought Merlin Rockets, Topaz's and Fevas would be a focus point of multi-hull discusion, oh well).



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Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ -
Helensburgh S.C
http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine



Posted By: Tornado_ALIVE
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 11:42am
Mybe it is myself that comment was lost on  As I do not know any of those boats which are obviously monos........


Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 3:20pm
i crew a topcat k1

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Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 3:21pm
and i dont own a feva


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Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 5:56pm

Sorry, I'm lost now



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Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ -
Helensburgh S.C
http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine



Posted By: Jalani
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 6:29pm

Lost? I don't even know where we're supposed to be going anymore!

I think I'm beginning to lose the will to live.....................



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Far too old to still be doing this......

Stealth F16s "White Rhino" GBR527 & "Yeah Baby" GBR538


Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 May 06 at 6:45pm
Blame the crews, they're meant to read the course card . Got a breif recollection of seeing a Hobie 15 about here.........

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Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ -
Helensburgh S.C
http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine




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