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2013-04-13 06:59:31 - Archipelago Raid
I just throw the ball out for people to think about.

F18. Archipelago.

www.archipelagoraid.com
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2013-04-15 06:41:37 - Re: Archipelago Raid
HiSmo - that looks like a lot of fun! Can you please perhaps come up with a course and waypoints? I couldn't find that while reading-in. What I did find was this:

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The concept is simple. Each team sails intensely day and night on a Formula 18 (5,5 m catamaran), along a unique course drawn among 100.000 rocks and islands. On the way, the competitors have to find 20-25 checkpoints located on islands (pontoons, beaches, boats, lighthouses) and described in the "Archipelago Raid Book" (latitude, longitude). The teams are free to choose their route between two checkpoints.
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2013-04-15 07:01:47 - Re: Archipelago Raid
Yes I can setup course .. did just trhrow this out for people and if there is demand let's setup it.
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2013-04-17 15:05:29 - Re: Archipelago Raid
This race can be just great, I saw the irl race on tv last year, and looked like a very nice one, and perfect for some practice races very funny too.
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2013-04-17 15:33:20 - Re: Archipelago Raid
Smo - if you look at the thread called "Nine Islands, Nine Lights" you will see the Rolls Royce of race proposals. I don't expect you to follow that example, but something resembling that suggested by the Guide on How to Prepare SOL Race Proposals would be excellent!

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2013-08-16 10:12:01 - Re: Archipelago Raid
If we forget 8mR this coming closer .. just wanted to lift this up in forum
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2013-08-16 12:19:34 - Re: Archipelago Raid
Smo - maybe you can get JakeS (an SYC Member) to work on this with you? We need coords, course, dates, race description as a minimum :-D
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2013-09-03 19:16:47 - Re: Archipelago Raid
Here is that Archipelago Raid race by GE, if it's still relevant. Smo, I'm afraid that we created a "monster". . . 481nm / 21 wp's . . .
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2013-09-05 13:03:17 - Re: Archipelago Raid
Sounds like we need F18 for that ...
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2013-09-05 13:22:32 - Re: Archipelago Raid
As the website for this race has been completely hacked ... do we have a date for it? or is it up to us when we run it? I thought it was up and coming?....

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