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2010-07-13 19:48:27

Kievit 680

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Hello all,

My dad is looking for a sailboat, anyone have experience with the Kievit 680? It was made in Holland from '74

Greetings Perenkist
2010-07-05 21:29:37

Re: Colin archer memorial

Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals

I am well aware of that, found some old posts of you, even a letter about this. A shame, but sol has to deal with it. But it's great that the race will be run! Krimpvrij raced it two times irl, years ago!
2010-07-03 16:55:39

Re: Colin archer memorial

Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals

oh btw, the race is sailed irl at 17 july 2010!
2010-07-03 15:16:17

Re: Colin archer memorial

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oeps, geuss who perenkist s boatsitting
Saw the list, the x 332 is a good classic cruising yacht i think
2010-07-03 10:51:22

Colin archer memorial

Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals

A 365 mile race in memoriam of the great Colin Archer and the ships he designed. From Lauwersoog, Holland to Larvik, Norway.
All info on http://www.camr.nl/

Nice boat would of course be a colin archer
2010-06-27 18:43:45

Re: General Practice Race Notes

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I like the idea of having some open water to experiment with courses and polars. Boats marking islands when needed, why not? Would like to see a race every night, so people can join in when they have time for it. Could there be a fixed line of tekst saying there is a practice race at 18.00, something like below
Race starts: Jul 03rd 09.00
Practice races every night at 18.00

Could make the word "Practice race" a link in bleu to an explanation of what practice races are.

Anyone have ideas of how about to have more clearity in finisching times? Or do we keep Boinking hahaha
2010-06-23 20:20:35

Re: race closure methodology proposal

Board » General Discussion

Now it works!
What does SOL want to be? is the question i am asking myself. I hope it wants to stay close to what it makes attractive. Friendly, helpfull, feeling of being part of a small somewhat crazy club anf loads of FUN!
Next to that it is a strategic sailinggame. I like the idea that you have to make a little effort to get to understand how SOL works. It gives SOL its lovely users so to say.
On the other hand, a possibility should be there to instantly race when someone new has finally found the site.

Conclusion (imho) Make a race, a short one with open registration, run once a day. Could be a fixed course (olympic, up n down, etc) Mark this race with a "get to know SOL" (or somethng like that) button and run it ouside the ranking. Sort of a playground that would be.

Run the other races according to winston's proposals

Greetings Perenkist!
2010-06-23 20:10:09

Re: race closure methodology proposal

Board » General Discussion

Test, so that i don't lose all tekst again, allthough when posted, this tekst makes ab-so-lute-ly no sense

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