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2024-06-11 09:28:21

Another good Soler leaves us

Board » In memoriam

Hi All.

My brother, Henry Snoek, passed away on Friday morning 7 June. Sailed under the boat name Henrys. He struggled with PKD and spent the last 5 years on Dialysis. Towards the end he had to withdraw from SOL as he had to deal with his physical challenges as the PKD got worse.
His last win was the Cape2Rio 2021. Picture attached of Henry with his prizes.
Henry was brought to SOL through my introduction and spent many an enjoyable hour during his retirement on this platform.
2023-07-07 15:30:03

Re: RESPECT FOR VOLUNTEERS

Board » General Discussion

Hi Piero and the rest of the admin team.

As a long term Soler, since 2009, let me be the first to say Thank You for the tireless efforts put in to keep my online hobby/stress distraction platform going strong for so many years.

Although I could comment further regarding the matter and only in support of the team. Let me just leave it on a positive note.

I appreciate you all

George (Jawz)
2023-04-20 11:58:07

Re: Dingo's BWR Manual

Board » Technical Discussion

https://www.sailonline.org/static/var/sphene/sphwiki/attachment/2023/04/07/DingoBWR.pdf

I pressed on the above link at the Dingo category in the 'Links' tab listed above.

It took me to the PDF no problem
2021-11-03 17:25:52

Re: Optimal Angles Solution

Board » Technical Support

Ah. I think I have solved my problem.
Its required to paste lat, long into the "location" box as normal.
It largely works the same but with a tweak, Alt left click on the mouse brings up a data point on the screen. Copy the lat long and paste into Opt Angles...BUT remove the degrees symbols!
2021-11-03 17:18:23

Re: Optimal Angles Solution

Board » Technical Support

Hi Bimmer

On the old flash SOL dashboard system I could press alt and click on the screen to copy a "location' and then paste this into the Optimun Angles tool. Is there something similar to do with the new client?

Cheers

George
2021-05-04 06:26:39

Re: In Memoriam - Finn Møller Christensen

Board » In memoriam

So sad to hear this news.
Rest easy Finn!
2021-01-02 13:48:06

Re: qtVlm thread

Board » Technical Support

I have worked it out. The coords must be decimal and without the degrees symbols. Set this up in settings. Otherwise its the same almost. Alt and click then there is a box that opens up. Copy the coords into Agages tool and remove the symbols and off you go!
2020-11-28 14:19:09

Re: Saffa Skippers

Board » General Discussion

Hi All SA Skippers
Please feel free to join a small group of Saffa Skippers. We have an email group and a WhatsApp group going where we share info specific to our unique rainbow culture. See the pic attached which is our WhatsApp group icon. gh.snoek@gmail.com

Pop me a mail and we can get the dialogue happening.

Cheers mates

George (Jawz)

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2020-04-03 09:20:32

Re: Public testing new HTML5 client

Board » General Discussion

Hi Kroppyer. Please can I ask you to put on the To-Do list a colour selection option for the Predictor line. Henrys has colour blindness and the colour definition is not good for his eyesight. Many Thanks
George
2017-01-04 12:13:27

Re: WINSTON_4 RETIRES FROM COMPETITIVE SOL RACING

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

Hi Piero

I just checked and I see that I did my first race 4 days after yours on 22 July 2009. Quite a lot of water passed under our boats since those days. Now whereas I have done over 744000 nm to gain only 3 wins you have done only half that and gained 80 wins!!!

What a legend!! Enjoy the sabbatical and I am glad you remain with SOL and in the engine room.

Regards
George - Jawz

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There is a saying that there is no pill for stupid! I also have hugely cut back on my races and stick these days to the Ocean series largely. Not to get any more wins but my aim is to get to 1 million nautical miles!!!

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